Hello! On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Gerardo @neorigami.com < [email protected]> wrote:
> I know it doesn't make much sense to think about 3D printed bone folders > since you can probably find bone folders where you live with ease. Where I > live bone folders don't seem to be common, so I thought about printing one > in a 3D printer. I would have to agree with other folks replying - 3D printed objects have a roughness on the surface from the layers that are built up to form the object, although I suppose some sandpaper might work that out for you. But If you have no bone folders near you, I'll note that searching for them on Amazon came up with options pretty quickly, and for prices much lower than the cost of a 3D printer. (I got my first one from a Barnes & Noble Origami kit (although it's more of a plastic bone folder), and picked up what feels like a more real one in LA last weekend at a bookstore in Japan Town.) -- John Fiala www.jcfiala.net
