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Urinal

robmyers

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Published on February 9, 2011

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A urinal for you to print and sign.

Model commissioned by me from cwebber: dustycloud.org/ .

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MikeBattaglia on April 29, 2012 said:

R.Mutt!

Anonymous on March 11, 2011 said:

Some criticism for practical usage.

No where for the liquid to drain out?
The water source attachment doesn't direct water to clean the whole bowl.
The sides should be longer to prevent accidents and better privacy

tc_fea on February 20, 2011 said:

could you post a .stl file that is scaled to the makerbot since I don't know how to use blender to resize it? thanx :)

tc_fea on February 20, 2011 said:

whoops! scratch the last transmission. I forgot I could do that in replicatorG

Virtuabotix on February 16, 2011 said:

I am so going to cut this model up and print it out big enough to work. LOL. 8-)

Roboteernat on February 11, 2011 said:

Next time were at Glastonbury and queing for the loo, just wip out the makerbot and print one yourself! no more busting and waiting! (dont actually do this, i dont know how ABS is like with pee...)

Webca on February 11, 2011 said:

This is great. I couldn't stop laughing when i saw this;)

Railroader on February 10, 2011 said:

That is odd but cool 8-)

Whish I had a 3D printer so I could make a few in quarter inch scale (O scale for the non-railroaders) They would be great details for a station interior. I am thinking about getting a 3D printer by Botmill on one hand building it from a kit would be fun but on the other hand a pre assembled and t
ested printer would come in handy right away as I have a few scratch build ideas and a 3D printer would be more expensive but less labor intensive the building a master and making resin castings.

Gav on February 10, 2011 said:

That's not just a urinal! That's sheer art:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...

TeamTeamUSA on February 16, 2011 said:

Yep, robmeyers is droppin' knowledge. :)

3D printing as history teaching visual-aid? I like!

Next up, Henry Moore's reclining figures?

jkeegan on February 10, 2011 said:

...and I was worried about my minimug being alcohol-tight! I wouldn't want to look forward to testing multiple prints that failed to be urine-tight! :)

tc_fea on February 10, 2011 said:

just use a small hobby paint brush to swab it with pure acetone ("professional" nail polish remover). The acetone dissolves the ABS plastic so that when it dries, it has a shiny water tight finish. ;)