Models Suitable for Display
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10 cm Atomic Fusion Wibblefall:
http://www.shapeways.com/model/318925/a ... tml?gid=mg
in Black strong-and-flexible: $131!
in Black detail $207
http://www.shapeways.com/model/318925/a ... tml?gid=mg
in Black strong-and-flexible: $131!
in Black detail $207
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R. Peters
R. Peters
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If one wishes to see the Platonic ideal of a working machine, how about this?
The lengths of the spikes are such the core can be in the center of the rings if the bottom "spike" is trimmed.
If anyone is interested, I'd even put in the cusps located directly between each ring pair.
The lengths of the spikes are such the core can be in the center of the rings if the bottom "spike" is trimmed.
If anyone is interested, I'd even put in the cusps located directly between each ring pair.
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R. Peters
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What about the titanium?Giorgio wrote:I am asking on i.materialise.com, let's see if the price is sensibly different or not.
re Platonic Ideal: I'm curious if what I designed above is printable. I won't submit the design until I've added the ring-pair cusps since Giorgio seems interested.
It might work better to let the customer assemble parts.
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R. Peters
R. Peters
I am still waiting for a quotation from them as Titanium quotation is not available online.rjaypeters wrote:What about the titanium?
By the way, I just noticed that the 20 cm model you uploaded on shapeways is 15,2 cm.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/317836/
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That's what I get for doing things in a hurry! If we decide to go this way, I'll be sure to give full measure across the rings.Giorgio wrote:By the way, I just noticed that the 20 cm model you uploaded on shapeways is 15,2 cm.
Besides wasn't the price high enough?
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R. Peters
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So would I. I started to design wall-mounts for the coils, but stopped because I think they would detract from what we want to see.DeltaV wrote:I'd prefer wall-mounting the coils, but the Shapeways price for adding chamber and supports would be through the roof.
I have thought of using anti-nubs to connect the rings together:
But I will probably go with two small cylindrical connectors per ring pair with the cusp leakage coming out between the cylinders and the ring-close approach. So you, sort-of, get your wish.
Also, the core and cusp leaks will probably be customer-assembled so the ring-close-approach leaks can be inserted skinny end from the inside of the rings and then attached to the core piece. So I'll be asking the Shapeways forum for advice or experimenting on ball-stud connectors to get things just right.
For how many may we sign you up? 15 cm or 20? BTW, I'm not making any money off these (what am I saying!) so it's not like your hard-earned money is supporting a bad cause.
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It was, i just wanted to advise you in case you wanted to fix your relationship between model diameter and price.rjaypeters wrote:Besides wasn't the price high enough?
I had a quick chat with someone from i.materialise.com and I think that their quotation for the titanium will be on the level of several thousands dollars.
I started to enquiry for a kidney sale at my local hospital....
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