These are just in from the RP printer. Objet printer at 16 micron resolution. The parts you see are less than one inch in length. Moi was absolutely amazing in its ability to produce these tiny details.

Cheers,

Chris

nice work Chris, do you mind sharing which company you using for printing ?

Also I notice you use ripplon, do you also run MoI on Mac ? if yes what is your set up ?

thanks in advance.

>>nice work Chris, do you mind sharing which company you using for printing ?
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>>Also I notice you use ripplon, do you also run MoI on Mac ? if yes what is your set up ?
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>>thanks in advance.
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Hi adamio, thanks for the compliment.

Normally, I use www.shapeways.com for my RP printing. They do a decent enough job and their pricing is quite fair. This part was WAY out of their league. I used John Vegher at www.moddler.com to print this out on his Objet machine. When you have 16 micron resolution, the parts end up looking amazing.

I do indeed run Moi on my Mac Mini. I use Parallels Desktop v4 running WinXP for Moi. Everything else is native Mac software. I put dared to put WinXP on a Mac, I like Moi that much. LOL Moi makes STL meshes that rivals Solidworks in their quality.

Cheers,

Chris

< I do indeed run Moi on my Mac Mini. I use Parallels Desktop v4 running WinXP for Moi.

Does the speed is the same than Moi running on a PC?

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>>Does the speed is the same than Moi running on a PC?
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Hi Frenchy. It seems plenty fast. I alloted 4GB of RAM to the WinXP virtual machine and it works as intended.

C.

Chris thanks for your reply, much appreciated :) funny we use the same companies for RP :) I have also used materialise (I highly recommend them)

Hopping to use CrossOver with the new MoI WebKit version, if not, Parallels has to be the one :) is getting a bit expensive to have a pc just for MoI. but perhaps like you I like Moi that much :)