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The prints are done and they were nice enough to provide this analysis - I suppose that's the parts that either didn't make it or are just very brittle? If that's all I'm pretty satisfied.
Next time I might do the thing where you increase thiccness by "smoothing" the model somewhat - wasnt really able to figure out how to do that just yet.
Generally speaking, I wonder how "sharp" the triangles will be in the actual print.
Can't wait to see the results in person!
Hollandok > Franciák
legalábbis a Shapeways sokkal-sokkal szebben csiszolja a fém cuccokat, mint az i.Materialise. Az utóbbinál elég erősen látszik a rétegelés, plusz a homokfúvás után abszolút nem takarították ki a homokot az apró résekből, úgyhogy erre még otthon rá kell mennem egy-két körrel házilag:
És még drágábbak is
Latest model, printed inside a grid container, so small parts can’t get lost during printing and handling.
Lamp Project No.2: PODD 3D Printing & Building
3D print of a system to make a pumping cube/octahedron and an 18th century copernican sphere.
Amongst others: the tetrahedrally diminished dodecahedron, the alternate truncated cube, the truncated tetrahedron and the golden icosahedron.
Meet the cutest, most lovable 3D Printed robots on Earth! These 3D Printed robot figurines are designed, hand-painted, and sold online by two designers, Scott Brimley and Onorio D’Epiro, under the “Just Robots” brand. We interviewed the UK-based duo to find out how they brought the cute little robots to life through i.materialise!
http://bit.ly/1wCJgN6
Push Puppet Skeleton from i.materialise Scares the Fear of Death Away
