bvicarious
Break everything and make something.
Expertise:
- 3D modeler
- Animator
- Designer
- Product designer
- Artist
- Maker
- Artisan
- Lots
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bvicarious
This curious creature is from the classic game Chrono Trigger. The object is well balanced and will stay put wherever you place it, but be forewarned: the Nu is easily startled.
White detail is recommended for this object. It is very solid and paintable.
White detail is recommended for this object. It is very solid and paintable.
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bvicarious
A fishbowl where the interior negative space is the shape of a human head. The space between the head and the outside surface is also hollowed, for cost considerations.
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bvicarious
A trackball assembly, with 1" ball. Trackballs this size are industrial and cost like $300, so I thought I'd try making one with off the shelf parts, and this 3d printed assembly. It cost a lot less than I thought, and I hardly did any hollowing out.
***** Update: It looks very nice in black detail. Production quality, even. The spherical mesh in the middle broke a little, so I'll have to shore it up a bit in the revision. Currently awaiting the parts to assemble it.
***** Update: It looks very nice in black detail. Production quality, even. The spherical mesh in the middle broke a little, so I'll have to shore it up a bit in the revision. Currently awaiting the parts to assemble it.
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bvicarious
Say hi to Teddy. He was sketched with a tool called, appropriately enough, Teddy (see http://www-ui.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~takeo/teddy/teddy.htm for starters). Teddy (the program) lets you turn freeform 2d sketches into volumetric 3d shapes instantly.
The results may be a bit primitive, but some would take that as a compliment. I know Teddy (the bear) would.
The results may be a bit primitive, but some would take that as a compliment. I know Teddy (the bear) would.
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bvicarious
Button assembly for 688-SKPFAA.
I have no clue if this will work, which makes the 10-20 day wait that much more excruciating.
***** Update: Looks pretty good in black detail. Fits in the hole fine, but getting the pushbutton past the tabs will be difficult. I don't like the slope of the cone either, so I'll probably just completely redesign it.
I have no clue if this will work, which makes the 10-20 day wait that much more excruciating.
***** Update: Looks pretty good in black detail. Fits in the hole fine, but getting the pushbutton past the tabs will be difficult. I don't like the slope of the cone either, so I'll probably just completely redesign it.
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bvicarious
A miniature arcade spinner knob, 1/8th scale. For miniature arcade machines that I make.
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bvicarious
A miniature arcade spinner knob, 1/8th scale. For miniature arcade machines that I make.
