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by
Gijs
Do you want to order more than 1 in a single color? Check out this set of 2, or this set of 4 to save some money
This eggcup is printed on demand in laser sintered polyamide. The eggcup can hold a medium egg and due to the flexible nature of the printing material, it will adapt its shape to larger eggs as well.
This eggcup is printed on demand in laser sintered polyamide. The eggcup can hold a medium egg and due to the flexible nature of the printing material, it will adapt its shape to larger eggs as well.
by
Gijs
This set of 4 eggcups is printed on demand in laser sintered polyamide. The eggcup can hold a medium egg and due to the flexible nature of the printing material, it will adapt its shape to larger eggs as well.
The product will be shipped in standard Shapeways packaging and delivered within 10 working days.
Shipping costs vary upon destination, and will be calculated when checking out.
The available colors will vary by season and are therefore time limited.
The product will be shipped in standard Shapeways packaging and delivered within 10 working days.
Shipping costs vary upon destination, and will be calculated when checking out.
The available colors will vary by season and are therefore time limited.
by
Gijs
This set of 2 eggcups is printed on demand in laser sintered polyamide. The eggcup can hold a medium egg and due to the flexible nature of the printing material, it will adapt its shape to larger eggs as well.
The product will be shipped in standard Shapeways packaging and delivered within 10 working days.
Shipping costs vary upon destination, and will be calculated when checking out.
The available colors will vary by season and are therefore time limited.
The product will be shipped in standard Shapeways packaging and delivered within 10 working days.
Shipping costs vary upon destination, and will be calculated when checking out.
The available colors will vary by season and are therefore time limited.
by
kspaho
Ever lose the little plate with nowhere to put your cup of espresso? It's confusing. Designed to eliminate the need for a plate or coaster, the plateless espresso cup can sit directly on the table without leaving a ring behind. Without the plate, you can move from room to room with your espresso and still have one free hand. You'll find yourself wondering why espresso cups ever got involved with the little plates in the first place. Can hold up to 90ml.
by
cunicode
one cup a day
Day 01: Octo Cup
30 days, 30 coffee cups project
[video} see the OctoCup 3D-Printed in Ceramics
View the collection
new: available in Black Ceramics
Day 01: Octo Cup
30 days, 30 coffee cups project
[video} see the OctoCup 3D-Printed in Ceramics
View the collection
new: available in Black Ceramics
by
tomorrowlab
Solo e Sola is an espresso cup that holds a single cigarette.
The Solo e Sola cup was inspired out of need, and could be used to build an entire business model... imagine a food truck offering single espresso shots with single cigarettes. Currently illegal, probably unhealthy, yet understandably desirable, Solo e Sola is a serving piece for a food truck, a cafe or a restaurant, or individuals.
A product of Tomorrow Lab’s CoBuilt process [ http://tomorrow-lab.com/cobuilt ], this cup was developed for a low cost using rapid fabrication processes including an inhouse MakerBot and Shapeways.com.
by
virtox
A hanging cup for your double espresso the morning after ;-)
It's in such a state that it cannot stand on it's own, so it really needs some support.
Luckily it has :-)
When you order, you will get the Hangover cup and the matching stand in glazed ceramics.
Printed Ceramics
With the current process, the round bottom on the cup will likely show some minor pits in the glazing from a small tripod it stands on during the baking.
And the bottom of the stand/saucer has rougher structure.
The rest of the glazing is fully covering, so it's safe to drink from.
Also available as a more sober version (standalone)
The cup is designed for a double espresso(60 ml), but can hold a maximum of about 90 ml.
Check out this photo of black version here
It's in such a state that it cannot stand on it's own, so it really needs some support.
Luckily it has :-)
When you order, you will get the Hangover cup and the matching stand in glazed ceramics.
Printed Ceramics
With the current process, the round bottom on the cup will likely show some minor pits in the glazing from a small tripod it stands on during the baking.
And the bottom of the stand/saucer has rougher structure.
The rest of the glazing is fully covering, so it's safe to drink from.
Also available as a more sober version (standalone)
The cup is designed for a double espresso(60 ml), but can hold a maximum of about 90 ml.
Check out this photo of black version here
by
lilys.
On Proper Usage and Inhibited Ingestion:
Why is it that we find the cup so unappetizing? Could it have originated from survival tactics where we relate our proximity to another's teeth as a threat of life, a reminder of predator and prey, poison and contamination?
Is this object then successful in its design to prevent gluttonous behavior should food and drink only be offered in the cup?
more information at http://lilysu.com
by
cunicode
one cup a day
Day 09: Low Resolution Cup
30 days, 30 coffee cups project
View the collection
Day 09: Low Resolution Cup
30 days, 30 coffee cups project
View the collection
3D Print in Ceramics vs. 3D Model
review & details
by
VENERIDESIGN
Flower Pump is inspired by the muscle of love,
...every artery leads straight to the heart ....
...every artery leads straight to the heart ....
by
printedCat
This piece of art was created in 3D software by "printedCat" 3D-designer in San Francisco, California, USA and
printed in nylon material by Shapeways.com in Holland or New York.
Enjoy watching!
All images are photos of real objects. "Proof Printed".
printedCat on Shapeways
printedCat.com
printedCat on Flickr
printedCat on YouTube
printedCat on Etsy
printedCat on Facebook
Enjoy watching!
All images are photos of real objects. "Proof Printed".
printedCat on Shapeways
printedCat.com
printedCat on Flickr
printedCat on YouTube
printedCat on Etsy
printedCat on Facebook
by
danieljchamberlin
The Hidden Heart Espresso Cup
Perfect for Valentine's Day (or any other day needing a little heart), The Hidden Heart Espresso Cup reveals a perfect heart shape when a double shot of espresso is poured into it. Because of its complex contours, this hidden shape can't be made with traditional molds or normal ceramic fabrication processes. Food-safe in Glazed Ceramics, and 2 make a perfect couple!
More about why complex shapes are difficult in ceramic:
Ceramic is usually either spun or poured into 2 part molds, but there are several limitations to this. With a spun piece (think pottery wheel), you can only easily make symmetrical shapes, and then if you want alter them a little bit from the outside. With a mold, you can make more complicated shapes but to be able to remove it from the mold, you can't have any contours that overhang (the underside, like a cliff, will get caught on the mold and you won't be able to pull it out). This is usually what's called draft.3D Printing is Cool
Anyway with 3D printing those aren't problems, since the form is being built up layer by layer. The issue of draft goes away entirely, and there's much more freedom to focus on design. I like to design for the hand as well as the eye. Kitchen, food, and drink-ware should almost slide into your hand, and give you a closer connection to what you are putting in your body.Of course, you still have to consider wall thickness and minimum feature height and a couple other things, but that's not a bad trade-off for getting any form you can image!
* Please note that the saucer is sold separately.
PS - If anyone has a picture of their Hidden Heart Cup in action they'd like to share, please send it my way at danieljchamberlin@gmail.com and I'll add it to this page! Thanks!
