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Daniel from Leopoly was kind enough to share his experience with customizing and printing a vase and a fully functional clock, here’s an excerpt of the process to make your own:
- He started using Leopoly - Start from scratch app, and used a cylinder as base template
- Then he modified the shape of the cylinder to form the base of the clock
- With the “Engrave” tool he personalized the clock and added text and numbers:
- Then comes the 3D printing part, Daniel picked local hub FreeDee and asked them to print the model in duochrome using two different colors of filament, check our the result:
- Final step is adding a clock movement to make it fully functional, final result looks like that:
Pretty cool huh? Daniel also made a vase that looks really neat:
And if you made similar tutorials for personalized objects made with 3D printing, share them with us!
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This is super cool! Great idea - The next phase is to 3D print the mechanical parts of the clock
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Thanks @Alex3DHubs! indeed next step is to have all parts
3D printed