On 4/6/12 8:54 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
I am thinking maybe the 3D printed end result was just different from
your design, what are those smears at the surface of the watch case?
I actually thought you had done this on purpose to make it appear
looking older, but maybe this is just how it got out of
Additive manufacturing is a real nice technology and it represents
very much the final product. Do you know what caused the smear type
effect on the surface? It was so strange because I didn't see it
anywhere else on the watch case, it just started from the inner
contour and abruptly ended at the
On 4/7/12 12:34 AM, Cobra007 wrote:
Additive manufacturing is a real nice technology and it represents
very much the final product. Do you know what caused the smear type
effect on the surface? It was so strange because I didn't see it
anywhere else on the watch case, it just started from the
I plan to make more prototypes myself in a while. I have an Ultimaker 3D
printer kit in a box waiting for me to assemble it, after I get caught
up on shipping product to waiting customers.
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David Forbes, Tucson AZ
If you're planning to make prototypes soon, then why the rush to have
this
] Re: Nixie watch prototype in ABS with key parts
I plan to make more prototypes myself in a while. I have an Ultimaker 3D
printer kit in a box waiting for me to assemble it, after I get caught
up on shipping product to waiting customers.
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David Forbes, Tucson AZ
If you're planning to make
Opinions for and against I don't mind, but I would like to see the tone of
the discussions lifted; please?
regards,
John Kaesehagen
Australia
No worries John, I know what you're saying.
Michel
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On 4/7/12 4:10 AM, Cobra007 wrote:
If you're planning to make prototypes soon, then why the rush to have
this one printed, throw some parts in there and quickly post some
pictures? I didn't see your pictures yesterday, but I just realized it
is quite surprising they were posted not long after I
Just a question, is this one of those entry level 3D printers that
retail for around $1000 or so? I was actually thinking of buying one,
but if this comes out of that printer, I am not really that
enthusiastic about it.
Michel
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Maybe you should keep those kind of opinions to yourself. All we've
seen from you is vaporware.
On Apr 6, 7:00 pm, Cobra007 mic...@xiac.com wrote:
I respect what you're trying to do here (create something that looks
old), but IMHO I say with a soft voice that it doesn't look very
attractive.
Yes, I know it is notoriously difficult to express a personal honest
opinion about someone else's design, especially if that is not in line
with the creator's (or other members) opinion, but does that truly
mean that you can only reply with positive comments or keep quiet?
I have absolutely no
On 4/6/12 5:03 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
Just a question, is this one of those entry level 3D printers that
retail for around $1000 or so? I was actually thinking of buying one,
but if this comes out of that printer, I am not really that
enthusiastic about it.
Michel
Yes, it is a Makerbot. It's
I am thinking maybe the 3D printed end result was just different from
your design, what are those smears at the surface of the watch case?
I actually thought you had done this on purpose to make it appear
looking older, but maybe this is just how it got out of the printer:
I think the plan is to make the watch from aluminum, using CNC
machining. The plastic prototype is just a plastic prototype, to play
with it and see how the parts fit, etc. Is there anything else about
the design you don't like besides the quickie 3d printing issues?
Cobra007 wrote:
I am
Sure I understand that it will be an aluminium case. I didn't say
anything about the case, the case is fine, I was only referring to the
smears on the front of the case which I initially thought were put
intentionally there to make it look old. Maybe I am the only one, but
I didn't notice them as
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