From 3D Models to Physical Reality... 2003-12-14 - By debadger
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That is cool, I suspect blade-like objects could be made as blanks and filed
by hand by the owner. Or made seperately and pegged into place. Thanks for
the link.
Elena
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From: m3d242 [mailto:trippedup@(protected)]
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2003 10:50 AM
To: Carrara@(protected)
Subject: [Carrara] From 3D Models to Physical Reality...
Hadn't ever seen this mentioned here before so I figured I'd bring it to the
groups attention for those who were unaware.....
In my opinion, the one major drawback to 3D modeling as opposed to actual
sculpting (or any other form of fine art) is that the finished product is
not
tangible. I'm sure many of us (myself included) have at some point, modeled
something, whatever it may be, that we'd like to acctually be able to hold
in
our hands or sit on our desks rather than just look at on the screen.
This place (see link) uses a relativly inexpensive form or rapid prototyping
that can turn 3D models (yes, ones made in Carrara too) into real ones.
This,
is quite cool...
http://www.3darttopart.com/index.php
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