3d printing cheaper and more accessible for $50 - $150
saw this posted on digg this morning..
[url] http://gizmodo.com/5041836/shapeways-allows-you-to-materialize-any-3d-object-star-trek-style[/url]
http://www.shapeways.com/
Apparently they use a 3d printer and can have have it to your door in bout 10 days,
they only do white or transparent and mix of both but looks pretty cool...
I don't know a heck of a lot about 3d printing this could be expensive for all I know,
but the results looked pretty damn good.
basically you make you model
convert it to collada or X3D
upload it to there site ...then wait
costs between $50 - $150 roughly
[url] http://gizmodo.com/5041836/shapeways-allows-you-to-materialize-any-3d-object-star-trek-style[/url]
http://www.shapeways.com/
Apparently they use a 3d printer and can have have it to your door in bout 10 days,
they only do white or transparent and mix of both but looks pretty cool...
I don't know a heck of a lot about 3d printing this could be expensive for all I know,
but the results looked pretty damn good.
basically you make you model
convert it to collada or X3D
upload it to there site ...then wait
costs between $50 - $150 roughly
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He's about 5 inches tall. $110 shipped, from 3darttopart.com . Low poly shape resolution intentional.
Also, Rich Sullivan came up with the concept!
*sigh* i miss ILE
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- BoBo
Shoot, at that price I'd be carving my own out of soap.
(I wonder how much they are selling the custom bed pan for, from the video...)