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Monday, September 5. 2011

Ready to Eat: 3D Printed Shoe Burger

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The Shoe Burger made with 3D Printing is 3Delicious

Shapeways Community member Tristan Bethe created the Shoe Burger for a competition at his work.

"Bit of an unusual project but I created a shoe hamburger with a 3d scan, Shapeways print and a bucket of food save silicon"

Check out the recipe as Tristan 3D scanned his shoe, made a food safe silicon mold, poured in some viscous bread mix and baked himself a shoe.  Tristan also created a chocolate shoe for those with a sweet tooth.

See the making of below.


Posted by Duann in Art, Community, Inspiration, Shapeways, What's Hot at 03:15

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Waiter waiter. This burger is so tough, its like shoe leather!!
Great project, love to see creativity like this, and people really having fun with their work. What's for dessert?
#1 Damian Keeley (Homepage) on 2011-09-05 06:10 (Reply)
It's very funny, love the final result, but printing the shoe is just a big waste of time and money,
why not just get a shoe in a thrift store, make it hard with some resin and make the mold with that. How is 3d scanning and printing intrumental in this project?

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#2 droon on 2011-09-06 07:25 (Reply)

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