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From: Michael Gibson
Hi eric, this is a really cool alternative project from your regular architecture work!
Will the printed model be the final step for these, or do you plan to make a mold out of them to produce some metal jewelry pieces?
I'm looking forward to seeing some photos of the physical parts!
- Michael
From: eric (ERICCLOUGH)
Hi Michael ...
I have not thought it through at all yet. It is possible to order printed, polished stainless steel objects. A couple of these will be done that way.
The little box is the only piece that has arrived and my wife (who I designed it for) is very pleased and sees the possibility that her Buddhist group could have
some printed for selling at fund raisers. Hers is terra cotta colored plastic and not very expensive but in stainless steel would be a pricey, though unique item.
I'm having fun with this so will probably carry it further but not sure just how that might unfold.
cheers,
eric
From: DannyT (DANTAS)
Top job eric!
Very nice pieces you've modeled there, I was just going through how we would of done this say 20 years ago, it would of been longer and even more pricey, it would of been out of reach to most hobbyist.
Cheers
From: eric (ERICCLOUGH)
Thanks Michael and Danny for the kind words.
I love this forum ... everyone is so helpful!
There are other good forums, of course, but this is a 5 star.
:)
eric
From: eric (ERICCLOUGH)
Here are some photos of the small stuff I have had printed by Shapeways.
All are plastic of various kinds except the yin/yang piece which is stainless steel.
The little boxes are about 3" tall ... the pendants about 2 and the bauble is about 3.5" in dia.
I am having fun with this ... experimenting so far ...
I have to polish my close up photography, I see.
cheers,
eric
Attachments:
collection.pdf
From: Michael Gibson
Interesting stuff eric!
The whole idea of your models just appearing in your mailbox one day is pretty cool...
One of those materials looks a lot like terra cotta in the photos.
- Michael
From: eric (ERICCLOUGH)
Hi Michael ...
Yes, it does look like terra cotta ... everyone who sees the pieces is immediately attracted to those with that material.
Imagine, all the way from the Netherlands in a matter of days from placing the order.
cheers,
eric
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