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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37425 is a reply to message #37424 ] Thu, 27 October 2011 02:40 UTC |
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the glaze is sprayed on, so it wont reach the inside surface, meaning it won't be food safe.
www.Custom3dStuff.com
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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37426 is a reply to message #37425 ] Thu, 27 October 2011 02:42 UTC |
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Can it be sprayed through the hole in the top?
Thank you for your input. I'm probably not going to be drinking from it, just a prototype.
edit: Another problem I've thought of is that it would be difficult/impossible to clean. I just kind of want to see the thing get made.
[Updated on: Thu, 27 October 2011 02:44 UTC]
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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37427 is a reply to message #37426 ] Thu, 27 October 2011 02:48 UTC |
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i don't know if they accept special spraying requests. for a fullsize coffee cup this is probably going to cost over $100 just for the print.
www.Custom3dStuff.com
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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37568 is a reply to message #37424 ] Fri, 28 October 2011 21:55 UTC |
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Hi There
so i see the sketch and get some understanding on the mug shape
what is the offer?
kobi kor, designer : 3d modeler
Kor design
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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37569 is a reply to message #37568 ] Fri, 28 October 2011 22:12 UTC |
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Thank you everyone but I have already found designers to complete the job.
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| Re: Model for coffee mug [message #37636 is a reply to message #37424 ] Sun, 30 October 2011 22:33 UTC |
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It was fun to do, here is a pic you can use.
Wishful Creative
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