Retro-3D-Neon-LineGrid in processing
Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
I made some aimated neon 3d linegrid in processing, very retro-style.
It uses no openGL - only lines, just as i would have coded it in Basic on my Atari :-)
click here to see it!

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
I made some aimated neon 3d linegrid in processing, very retro-style.
It uses no openGL - only lines, just as i would have coded it in Basic on my Atari :-)
click here to see it!

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
My boss asked me to clone myself several times, so i started by making a little 3d figure in blender and printed it on my Makerbot. Not quite a clone of me, but every journey begins with a first step :-)
click here to download the stl file

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
Recently some very awsome cookiecutter-designs started to show up on thingiverse (like the escher cookie cutter or the jigsaw cookie cutter, and many more) (and one of the local radiostations has played "last cristmas", because it's only 6 months till x-mas O_o )
So i thought about how the generation of such custom cookie cutters could be simplified and i developed a custom cookie cutter generator in processing.
Click here to download the processing sketch.
Basically it's a very very simple vector graphic programm, where you can design the cookie form you want to have. to export the design as a stl file press the letter 'e'
this is my day 26 project for 30daysofcreativity
This is what the cookie-cutter-editor looks like

This is what the generated stl file looks like

And this is what the printed cookie-cutter looks like (still have to fiddle around with my skeinforge settings a bit)

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
I transformed my gekko from a pencildrawing to a real physical object. I converted the drawing into a 3D object using blender and then printed it on my makerbot. This is my Day 20 project for 30daysofcreativity
click here to download the stl file

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
I printed the GEB-Logo I design Yesterday on my makerbot. It worked quite well - nearly no curling at the bottom layer this time.
but as soon as it was printed, i droped it to the floor - not so good :-( at least I could glue the pieces back together long enough to make some photos

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
The first thing i made for the 30daysofcreativity is a GEB-Logo. I you have no idea what I am talking about read this and then head to your bookstore or amazon and order the book.

I didn't have the time to print it yet, i will post a photo as soon as it's done.
here is the stl file and here is the openscad file if you want to given it a try
@UPDATE: I printed it on my makerbot
Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
Today i printed some interlocked rings on my makerbot. I used openscad to generate the stl file. The two rings are standing in an angle of 60 degrees and don't touch each other
click here to download the stl file or here for the openscad source file.


Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
A friend of mine is currently renovating his VW-Oldtimer. For one of the windows two little plastic parts are needed, but he could only get one :-/
so i designed a replacement part in openscad and printed it on the makerbot
there is the stl and the openscad file

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
Last Friday I got 20 little cacti, but I had no matching pot saucers. So i started my 3d Printer and made some.
click here to download the stl file or click here to download the openscad file.

Posted by Nikolaus Gradwohl
I just printed a little dragonfly on my makerbot. the body is ca 4cm long
click here to download the stl file

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