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Hehe, knife handle might be little expensive from you guys

jakethebeast wrote:Hehe, knife handle might be little expensive from you guys

Keyword - might - as we said, most of the cost is in material used, so if you plan it out skillfully it need not break the bank.

I made Solidworks, first knifehandle i have made, i think it looks quite good

I see you got the hang of the curvy bits

by the way, don't forget that you can add a fancy texture or lettering to the surface and the cost will not change, actually it might go down if you remove material.

It was hard, but i looked a pic of the best model handle i have made and drawed by that, wasn't actually very hard

If you're wanting to model a real handle, you can take a number of pictures depending on how symmetrical it is and use them as sketch pictures. All sort of crazy lofting and surface work is possible with that.

This looks very interesting: http://www.david-laserscanner.com/

speaking of Davids, a certain Mr Hall might appreciate this not our work though.

haha, nice one JSR!

Gents,

I saw a newly introduced 3d printer that uses a liquid polymer in a similar manner as the STL machines. It's progress will be interesting. Seems the 3D modeling curve is the steepest.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/b9c ... r?ref=live

It is indeed a Kickstarter project. I noticed it while surfing around Ultimatespudgun Mike's project.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mikebond/ti2-pen

JSR, I wish all the best on the new endeavor. Any job we might come across will be submitted for your consideration.

BTW, Mike is making small molds for plastic injection machines.

Aloha
USGF

I made Solidworks, first knifehandle i have made, i think it looks quite good

Where did you got SolidWorks? You bought it?

Where did you got SolidWorks? You bought it?

as would jsr say...
...cough cough thepiratebay.com cough cough

Wow, some cool stuff. I'm holding out on buying one until they can print copies of themselves

Lockednloaded wrote:Wow, some cool stuff. I'm holding out on buying one until they can print copies of themselves

This guy made a lathe http://www.geek.com/articles/geek-pick/ ... -20120521/

as would jsr say...
...cough cough thepiratebay.com cough cough

Since LeMaudit is made of stronger moral fibre than myself, we actually purchased licences for ours

I saw a newly introduced 3d printer that uses a liquid polymer in a similar manner as the STL machines. It's progress will be interesting. Seems the 3D modeling curve is the steepest.

We looked into this type of printer but what really sold us on the elite was the strength of the material, without really compromising on the print quality.

JSR, I wish all the best on the new endeavor. Any job we might come across will be submitted for your consideration.

Cheers anything we can help with let us know.

POLAND_SPUD wrote:

Where did you got SolidWorks? You bought it?

as would jsr say...
...cough cough thepiratebay.com cough cough

come on you know him better than that, he would of linked it

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:This looks very interesting: http://www.david-laserscanner.com/

speaking of Davids, a certain Mr Hall might appreciate this not our work though.

Indeed, I do!