On 4/6/12 8:54 PM, Cobra007 wrote:
I am thinking maybe the 3D printed end result was just different from
your design, what are those "smears" at the surface of the watch case?
I actually thought you had done this on purpose to make it appear
looking older, but maybe this is just how it got out of the printer:
http://xiac.com/Images/nwl_proto1_fronta.jpg
How long would it take to print this in high resolution?
Michel
The 3D printed prototype is only an approximation of the final product.
It's not intended to be an exact version of the watch. It's very nice to
be able to hold an actual part in your hands to see what it looks like.
I don't know that I will ever make a 3D printed one that's good enough
to be considered a product.
I plan to make more prototypes myself in a while. I have an Ultimaker 3D
printer kit in a box waiting for me to assemble it, after I get caught
up on shipping product to waiting customers.
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David Forbes, Tucson AZ
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