Math Christmas Ornament by @Dizingof
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Published on November 25, 2012
This thing was Featured on November 26, 2012
Description
A Christmas Ornament designed with stacked Schwartz Math Surfaces in high density grid.
This sponge ball has different geometric cavities with different alignments so that it creates this visual effect when it spins on a wire on your tree:
i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j322/dizingof/Album3/Sponge-Ball-Math-Christmas-Ornament-by-dizingof_turntable6917-anigif.gif
Size: 100x100x100mm
Thickness: 5mm
(Note: if you resize it less than its current size you loose the surface details - unless you're using high res 3D Printers such as SLA,SLS etc)
Enjoy!
3Dizingof.com
This sponge ball has different geometric cavities with different alignments so that it creates this visual effect when it spins on a wire on your tree:
i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j322/dizingof/Album3/Sponge-Ball-Math-Christmas-Ornament-by-dizingof_turntable6917-anigif.gif
Size: 100x100x100mm
Thickness: 5mm
(Note: if you resize it less than its current size you loose the surface details - unless you're using high res 3D Printers such as SLA,SLS etc)
Enjoy!
3Dizingof.com
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andmerr
on
November 29, 2012
said:
going to try this in glow in the dark blue PLA , hopefully with slower settings i can get it to work..... yours look awesome from the pics
drew
cerberus333
on
November 26, 2012
said:
This design has inspired me to create a version that will
spell out different messages as they spin.
thanks for the model, and the inspiration!
License
Math Christmas Ornament by @Dizingof by Dizingof is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license.
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I can't seem to get this to slice I'm using slic3r V0.97 and it runs for about 5 minutes then I get slic3r has stopped working and it closes. It happens during infilling layers... Does anyone have any suggestions on how to generate a Gcode for this?
Try turning the number of cores down in Print Settings -> Advanced. I turned them all the way down to 1 for prints like this.