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| − | = Human Printer | + | = HUMAN PRINTER = |
| + | For the first assignment I did make a wrong drawing, since I didn't make a drawing of a machine. But my instructions did seem to come across to the other people, they only didn't know what it was. To me it could work as an abstract visualization of the outlines of a few pixels lighting up. | ||
| + | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
| + | File:MMM_HumanPrinter_WorldMap.png | Print people had to draw on | ||
| + | File:MMM_HumanPrinter_Pixel.png | Human Printer, Result | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| − | + | = LETTERS = | |
| + | To learn about three different techniques one had to use the milling machine, the lasercutter and the 3D Printer to make three letters out of the word "DIGITAL CRAFT". I chose the letter G & D. The G I used two times to I could see the difference between 3D Printing and Milling. | ||
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| + | === 3D Print === | ||
| + | I 3D printed the letter G after making the 3D object in Maya. This wasn't my greatest experience but eventually I made it work. I took two G's and mirrored them. With the help of support material I could make the letter since there are a few areas that couldn't be printed otherwise. (Just like with the Milling Machine!) | ||
<gallery mode="nolines"> | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
File:MMM 3D LETTER.jpg | 3D PRINTING LETTER G | File:MMM 3D LETTER.jpg | 3D PRINTING LETTER G | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| − | After that I used the milling machine with the same letter so I could see the difference of possibilities between the two machines. With this milling machine I couldn't make the letter as I planned it. With the use of the 3D printer I could print my letter as I envisioned it. | + | === Milling Machine === |
| + | After that I used the milling machine with the same letter so I could see the difference of possibilities between the two machines. With this milling machine I couldn't make the letter as I planned it. With the use of the 3D printer I could print my letter as I envisioned it. Because the milling machine can't turn several degrees it couldn't take out the indents under the letters. This machine only can go up, down, left and right. Afterwards I spraypainted the foam silver metallic because then the foam wouldn't be dusting all over the place. | ||
<gallery mode="nolines"> | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
File:MMM Milling.jpg | Milling Machine | File:MMM Milling.jpg | Milling Machine | ||
| + | File:MMM MILLING 2.jpg | Letter G | ||
| + | File:MMM MILLING 3.jpg | Letter G | ||
| + | File:MMM MILLING 4.jpg | Letter G | ||
| + | File:MMM MILLING 6.jpg | Comparison | ||
| + | File:MMM Milling 7.jpg | Comparison | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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| + | === Lasercutter === | ||
| + | I opened the letter D in Illustrator and slowly made several copies of it that the letter grew smaller and closed up. After I cut this from the wood I glued the layers on top of each other and created a 3D object with a 2D printer. I kept this in a lasercut look because I thought it looked nice with the burned edges. | ||
| + | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
| + | File:MMM_Lasercut.jpg | Lasercut | ||
| + | File:MMM_Lasercut_2.jpg | Lasercut | ||
| + | File:MMM_Lasercut_3.jpg | Lasercut | ||
| + | File:MMM_Lasercut_4.jpg | Lasercut | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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= OWN MACHINE = | = OWN MACHINE = | ||
| + | For our last assignment we had to make a printer, and it could be anything. | ||
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| + | === Drone Printer === | ||
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| + | <gallery mode="nolines"> | ||
| + | File:MMM_OM_FRAME.jpg | Spray painting the Frame | ||
| + | File:MMM_OM_FRAME_2.jpg | Finished Frame | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:14, 1 July 2015
Contents
HUMAN PRINTER
For the first assignment I did make a wrong drawing, since I didn't make a drawing of a machine. But my instructions did seem to come across to the other people, they only didn't know what it was. To me it could work as an abstract visualization of the outlines of a few pixels lighting up.
Print people had to draw on
Human Printer, Result
LETTERS
To learn about three different techniques one had to use the milling machine, the lasercutter and the 3D Printer to make three letters out of the word "DIGITAL CRAFT". I chose the letter G & D. The G I used two times to I could see the difference between 3D Printing and Milling.
3D Print
I 3D printed the letter G after making the 3D object in Maya. This wasn't my greatest experience but eventually I made it work. I took two G's and mirrored them. With the help of support material I could make the letter since there are a few areas that couldn't be printed otherwise. (Just like with the Milling Machine!)
3D PRINTING LETTER G
3D PRINTING LETTER G
LETTER G
LETTER G
LETTER G
Milling Machine
After that I used the milling machine with the same letter so I could see the difference of possibilities between the two machines. With this milling machine I couldn't make the letter as I planned it. With the use of the 3D printer I could print my letter as I envisioned it. Because the milling machine can't turn several degrees it couldn't take out the indents under the letters. This machine only can go up, down, left and right. Afterwards I spraypainted the foam silver metallic because then the foam wouldn't be dusting all over the place.
Milling Machine
Letter G
Letter G
Letter G
Comparison
Comparison
Lasercutter
I opened the letter D in Illustrator and slowly made several copies of it that the letter grew smaller and closed up. After I cut this from the wood I glued the layers on top of each other and created a 3D object with a 2D printer. I kept this in a lasercut look because I thought it looked nice with the burned edges.
Lasercut
Lasercut
Lasercut
Lasercut
OWN MACHINE
For our last assignment we had to make a printer, and it could be anything.
Drone Printer
Spray painting the Frame
Finished Frame
