OTT 3D printing project

[Mystiko Neossia]

They fit well with your haircut. Nice Job on the print.

 

[Elfmaze]

I will probably cut it narrower and go with a short Mohawk come summer... But need to look professional ish for the next few months

 

[Elfmaze]

File has been reworked. A bit better dimensions for try 2. Also going to attempt to make pockets to fit the lenses this round

 

[yujie147]

I used to be a 3D modeler and now a UI/UX designer. I'm curious to know what material you plan to use for 3D printing?

 

[erwinlaiho]

A pair is born!
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I used to be a 3D modeler and now a UI/UX designer. I'm curious to know what material you plan to use for 3D printing?

Judging by the photo he is using SLA printer with resin which is high fidelity, hard surfaced, solid & great surface quality for finishing with coating.

My guess of an ideal build would be an SLS print out of nylon which would be tougher because its not so hard and has the elasticity to absorb impacts instead of bring so brittle. This nylon print would then be augmented with spring steel inserts to achieve a reliable and firm fit that’d also be adjustable. This is ofc only relevant if the glasses are for use instead of for a display case which it sounds these may be destined for.

Love the work, I followed the thread for future updates… godspeed on the project!

 

[Travisngai]

It looks awesome

 

[SB1]

Update???

 

[Msgt Oakley]

Update???

 

[Nucchem]

I started last year doing production wearables for fashion photo shoots using high end automotive paints. But the skeleton corset has this really cool black chrome finish that I love. I think I could pull it off again

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That black chrome is Fucing sic. Bad ass costume.

 

[Maveryq13]

I'm planning to use them for my flight sunglasses as I can't wear normal glasses under my ear cup seals. Don't want to subject a real pair to the torture of being shoved in a bag and bounced off the tarmac.

Randolph Engineering aviators with bayonet stems.

Literally what they were made for, flyboy.