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Nice Rapid Prototyping In China photos

Nice Rapid Prototyping In China photos

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Some cool fast prototyping in china photos:

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Image by core.formula
Prefab china

A collection of fast prototyping models (ZPrint) produced in the Pratt Institute College of Architecture 2007 PreFab China Style Studio,Evan Douglis, Richard Sarrach, Che-Wei Wang, Eric Wong

Perform by: Chris Egervary , Matt Macher , Ed Mulligan and Jun Pak

Please check out www.core.type-ula.com + www.prefabchina.com for far more

All pictures are scanned from the proof poloroid of a large format 4×5 camera. The photographer is Kim Keever and will be element of the upcoming publication Autogenic Structures by Evan Douglis

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Image by core.formula
A collection of rapid prototyping models (ZPrint) created in the Pratt Institute College of Architecture 2007 PreFab China Design and style Studio,Evan Douglis, Richard Sarrach, Che-Wei Wang, Eric Wong

Work made by: Sebastian Misiurek, Alex Drabyk, and Ivan Delgado

Please pay a visit to www.core.form-ula.com + www.prefabchina.com for more

Nice Precision Engineering Business images

Nice Precision Engineering Business images

Klarm Prototyping

A few good precision engineering company images I located:

Image from web page 689 of “Architect and engineer” (1905)

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Identifier: architectenginee1030sanf
Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors:
Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Creating
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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llied Arts C.RLETON M. WiNSLOw, Contributing Editor, The Architect and Engineer Co-operation with Consumers H. RoY Kelley^ Los Angeles Co-operation with Contractors Louis J. Gill, San Diego Co-operation with Other Architects Chas. F. B. Roeth, Oakland Co-operation with Architectural Education Warren C. Perry, University of California School of Architecture Co-operation with Public Authorities Jas. S. Dean, City Manager, Sacramento Incidental Music, and Solos by: Ev.A Gruninger Atkinson, Contralto Phyllida Ashley, PianistAustin W. Sperry, Baritone SATURDAY, OCT. 11 Morning: Chairman. A. M. Edelman. Los Angeles.Organization Session.Round Table Discussion.Illustrated talk on Gardens—Myron Hunt, Los Angeles.Start off of Golf Tournament.Placing Contest for Ladies. Afternoon: Golf Tournament, continued. Visits to notable Pebble Beach Residences.Evening: Chairman (Not Chosen). Golf Dinner. Entertainment.Note: Ladies will be welcomed to all functions. 128 The ARCHITECT and ENGINEER September, 1930

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A fine instance of the exceptional precision of Port Orford Cedar woodworking—f/te living area of the H. W. Bunker residence, Hillsborough, California. This cream-white cedar is ideal for all interior trim Pacific Coast architects recognize Port Orford Ce-dar as the outstanding wood for all interior trim. Finely, evenly grained, satin-smooth, it takesa gorgeous, porcelain-like enamel finish. Notrace of grain shows through. Holds enamel foryears. Cream-white, it readily assumes correct walnutand mahogany stains with richness and warmth. Light and pliable, it operates speedily and easily.Never ever checks or splinters. Doesnt warp or twist.Free of charge from knots, pitch and rosin. For specialdesigns, it machines to sharp, clean-reduce edges. Your lumber dealer or millwork home has PortOrford Cedar lumber and plywood or can obtainit promptly. Mail the coupon to our sales agentsfor total details about this fine wood. PORT ORFORD CEDAR Products Business MARSHFIELD, OREGON Port Orfopd Cedar ^he c5ri§t

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Nice Fast Prototyping Expense pictures

Nice Fast Prototyping Expense pictures

Klarm Prototyping

Some cool rapid prototyping cost photos:

Universal stand-alone filament spool holder (Fully 3D-printable) – Print test parts 1st

Image by Inventive Tools
3D-print only what you want although testing!

As you currently realise this image is not the complete filament spool stand (www.thingiverse.com/point:508896). It shows a vital component and very best-practice associated to 3D-printing.

As with any product development one never knows precisely from begin how issues will match together.

Based on what 3D printer and settings you use, this spool stand will take a few hours to print. It is therefore unnecessary to 3D-print lengthy item iterations just to uncover out that you need to have to alter a portion of the whole style.

The 3D-prints shown in this image represent the parts of the model with fittings which we wanted to give a test-run ahead of we defined the final dimensions.

Therefore we cut away the smallest feasible volume surrounding the fittings and 3D-printed them in a fraction of the time which otherwise would have taken hours and hours to find out.

Right after measuring the benefits we could adjust the CAD-model correspondently and get perfect fittings when 3D-printing the final model.

This procedure is ideal for testing overhangs, fittings, critical dimensions, material consumption price, and so on.

So in other words…. do not waste time and filament! 🙂

CandyFab

Image by Ric e Ette
Image taken at the &quotMaker Faire 2008&quot (San Mateo, CA) – a collection of creative, weird, and sometimes useless (but often exciting) inventions, exhibits and art performances. Verify out the other photographs in this set.

From http://makerfaire.com/pub/e/1117:

The CandyFab Project is an open source work to create low-price three-dimensional strong freeform fabrication technologies for culinary, educational, and artistic purposes. We will show progress towards designing a new CandyFab hardware reference platform, constructed mostly from off-the-shelf parts.

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Confeitos de açúcar produzidos por uma impressora 3D.

Foto tirada na &quotMaker Faire 2008&quot (em San Mateo, Califórnia) – uma feira repleta de criativas, supreendentes, e algumas vezes inúteis (mas sempre interessantes) invenções, mostras e exibições de arte. Confira as outras fotos deste álbum.