The first 3D printing I encountered in the real world was at a design exhibition, a woman had developed a way of printing a shell for a shoe in a firm, but flexible, plastic with a much softer interior to provide the precise fit.
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The first 3D printing I encountered in the real world was at a design exhibition, a woman had developed a way of printing a shell for a shoe in a firm, but flexible, plastic with a much softer interior to provide the precise fit.
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I found this video article quite interesting. This sounds like an interesting way to save material cost when printing complex prototypes.
(of course, it needs a special printer so…)
Eventually I want to have a building with a watch repair shop. It will need a sign out front.
I printed an earlier version, but haven’t painted it yet. But by using a color 3d printer I won’t have to. Those numbers end up pretty small.
How about “Jelena Dmitrijewna’s Watch Repairs & Art Gallery”?
I looked her up on Wikipedia and discovered that she is an Israeli classical pianist. Perhaps “Watch and Piano Repair.” So what is your reasoning for the name?
Being married to Dali must have been interesting.
And then some.