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Thursday, September 10. 2009

3D printed clock

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Peter Schmitt made a 3D printed clock. It was produced in one piece using the FDM process, the same process we use for our Cream Robust material. Awesome! 

Posted by Joris Peels in Community, Gadget Lab, Gadgets, Inspiration, Shapeways, What's Hot at 07:32

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Very interesting.

I was thinking that the clock would just be an outter shell of a clock and not have actual working parts. It confused be until I heard about the support material. That is truly awesome.
#1 Terry Wallwork (Homepage) on 2009-09-10 16:15 (Reply)
don't you have a picture of the clock which was brought by one of the people from EOS (i think it was) on Railz2009?
this guy had an amazing clock as well!
#2 Mitchell Jetten on 2009-09-10 17:38 (Reply)
Mitchell,

I've never seen the EOS clock?

Joris
#2.1 Joris on 2009-09-11 06:35 (Reply)
Mind expanding. This personal fabrication movement--with moving parts--is giving me future shock. Great work all.
#3 Shelley Noble (Homepage) on 2009-09-10 18:23 (Reply)
well i don't know it the person whas from EOS?
you where there at that day of the clock as well on RAILZ2009!
it was the guy who was responsible for the printer which was demonstrated.
#4 Anonymous on 2009-09-11 07:41 (Reply)
Oh that, but that was not a working clock, that was just the mechanism?
#4.1 Joris Peels on 2009-09-11 08:01 (Reply)
Yes it was just the mechanism and it was not made with SLS but with FDM, so the same material as the Cream Robust
#4.1.1 Marleen Vogelaar on 2009-09-15 19:50 (Reply)

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