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Thursday, January 22. 2009

Bouncing White, Strong & Flexible

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We get a lot of questions about the material properties of our 3D printed models and the materials themselves. Because of this Bart and I made a little movie showing you how strong and above all how bouncy our material White, Strong & Flexible is. You should be able to get a good idea from the video. One thing to keep in mind: the strength and robustness of your model also depends a lot on your design. 
Posted by Joris Peels in Community, Shapeways, What's Hot at 16:01

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I like the music in this. Excellent work!
#1 bvicarious on 2009-01-23 06:54 (Reply)
Crazy song right? Bart found itt and ended up kind of making the whole video kkind of keystone cops-ish because of it.
#2 Joris on 2009-01-23 06:57 (Reply)
technicaly it is a bad movie: filmed against the light. and the spoken words are difficult to understand. so bring the quality of this movie in line with the quality of your products.
#2.1 Rolf Venema on 2009-01-23 12:15 (Reply)
We will use a mike next time and try to make it clearer. thanx for the feedback.

Joris
#2.1.1 Joris on 2009-01-23 12:18 (Reply)
It certainly set the mood. I wonder what The Godfather would be like if the score was replaced with this music.
#3 bvicarious on 2009-01-23 07:06 (Reply)
I think the toll both scene where Sonny gets ambushed would have been much much funnier.
#3.1 Joris Peels on 2009-01-23 07:36 (Reply)
I am amazed how bouncy and especially how strong the models are. You are really thowing that to the ground hard at the end! Time to design a ball...
#4 Peter Zich on 2009-01-26 17:18 (Reply)
Wat zei die ? en wat was ie aan het bounchen ?
de cameraman die kon ik wel verstaan :-)
alles kan kapot ghe ghe ghe
#5 baSup on 2009-02-02 01:59 (Reply)
So what happened at the end? Did the ball break?
#6 roofoo on 2009-02-18 18:39 (Reply)

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