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TWIT Coin

by RobertHunt, published

TWIT Coin by RobertHunt Nov 4, 2009

Description

This is a coin with the TWIT logo on based on the original MakerBot Coin.

Bre Pettis was recently on FLOSS Weekly discussing the MakerBot. It is a podcast on the TWIT Network about open source projects hosted by Leo Laporte, Randal Schwartz and Jono Bacon. It is a really interesting show and they have had people from the Arduino and Processing projects in the past year and have RepRap lined up for a future show. If you missed the show you can check it out at twit.tv/floss92

I do not own a 3D printer yet but it should print without issue as it's based on the original MakerBot Coin and is fully manifold.

UPDATE: Lindsay25 was kind enough to print a copy and sent it to me. I have attached a picture comparing the size to a British 2p coin. I measured it and it is accurate to the millimetre with the Blender design.

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Robert-- The quality of the printer is a bit better than what we sent you. Unfortunately the new version of Skeinforge software made some rough bits that I'm still try to correct for. I sent a few of these to Leo as well you might want to watch for.

Thanks for doing this! Now you're really gonna make me want to find a MakerBot near me. :)

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Instructions

Use your 3D printer to print one out. Don't forget to share any images.

TWIT_Coin_Deeper.stl is the same as TWIT_Coin.stl except the logo is raised about twice as much which may yield better print results, give it a try.

You might also want to send one to Leo Laporte in the TWIT Cottage and spread the word of MakerBot.

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Anonymous on Nov 24, 2009 said:

Robert-- The quality of the printer is a bit better than what we sent you. Unfortunately the new version of Skeinforge software made some rough bits that I'm still try to correct for. I sent a few of these to Leo as well you might want to watch for.

Anonymous on Nov 5, 2009 said:

Thanks for doing this! Now you're really gonna make me want to find a MakerBot near me. :)

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