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HI, This is my homemade 3D printer at work. This is the head of Walt Disney. It was awesome… and freaky… to see the head being created by the printer. The material is ABS plastic and it took 2h45min to print. There are some imperfections but…hey..this device is a fraction of the cost of the ‘big’ machines. The design is based on the makerbot open source project. Kudos to the team!!! Let me know if you are interested and i will build you one Thanks, Eddy

This is the forth 3d design & animation project I just completed at Noroff insituttet in Oslo, Norway. The short film was meant to be 30 seconds longer but I ran out of time so you get a cliffhanger ending instead. 5 weeks of work. Done with 3Ds Max 2009, and regrettably the biped for the character rig (should have used bones). Rendered in VRay SP2 1.5

Setup the UP! 3D Printer, Power on, Link to computer, and test nozzle

Hey, I want to get started in 3d graphic design and I would like to know what the best program to use is. I know that there’s Blender, but it seems to be not just designing since you need Python code to run it. (Don’t even mention using Blender please. I know all about it and it is not what I want) I don’t want to use Python. I just want an open-source program just for 3d graphic design.

3D Design, Commercial Architecture and Walkthrough Animation Presentation Digital Virtual Reality Design

Create It Real desktop 3D printer

3D Design, Commercial Architecture and Walkthrough Animation Presentation Digital Virtual Reality Design

This episode is a journey in prototyping tech. Watch as a Darwin RepRap 3d printer makes a child Mendel printer capable of printing it’s own children. The power of this technology has yet to be realized. – Season 1 : Ep. 2 For more episodes, visit: tv.onshoulders.org For more information on the technology, visit reprap.org If you like the music, start coding in ChucK at chuck.cs.princeton.edu

The MakerLegoBot can print 3D Lego models, using standard Lego bricks. In this video, a simple Lego house is printed from an MLCad model on my computer. The robot uses 3 Mindstorm NXT robot brick’s and 9 motors. You can find more information and build instructions at www.battlebricks.com

This is the walkthrough I made for my class at NAIT. It is autoCAD 2007 3-D Realistic walkthrough, Enjoy!