3D Printed teeny tiny cabin in color
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Looking forward to the book! Can I ask how much something like this cost to print? Would love to take one of those cabins into the mountains when skiing!
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Sure Oli, the cabin cost $150 from Shapeways. They're definitely cozy cabins in real life! Book should out in a couple of months.
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Thanks for the info. Do you think it would be OK to apply a gloss to that particular material?
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That's adorable. Love it.
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Great cabin, let's go fishing
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@olishea said:
Thanks for the info. Do you think it would be OK to apply a gloss to that particular material?
Yes, I know other people have done it. A clear acrylic spray should work fine. The material is somewhat rough, so it would take a few coats to actually look glossy.
Thanks Tom and dukejazz!
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Hi d12dozr
Can you tell us a bit more of the printer used for the model ie make etc
Andre
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Andre, it is the full color sandstone material from Shapeways. I don't know the printer model, but you can find the specifications of the material here. Does that help?
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@andre51 said:
Hi d12dozr
Can you tell us a bit more of the printer used for the model ie make etc
AndreIn this video from the year 2010, they used a Zprinter 650...
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Thanks for the feedback.
The quality and colour is amazing - I've decided I want one but my wife does the books....
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I'm trying out a new print shop. They are printing a cabin for me right now, along with some other models. It'll be streaming live for the next 7 hours if you want to pop in a see how it works!
The printer is a Zcorp 650.
Here's the link to a live feed: http://www.justin.tv/theobjectshop
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Depowdering the build is happening live right now! http://www.justin.tv/theobjectshop
I hope this isn't too boring for you guys...I know I get irrationally excited about 3D printing sometimes
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Mate, I am so TOTALLY impressed! I'm gonna chat to a client and see if we might have a job for you!
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Thanks Richard. I'm happy to help you if it works out!
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