Thread: want to win a 3d printer worth $50,000 "Instructables"

i was looking for something to enter with , and my "Dunny Plunger " qualifies

my Dunny Plunger entry
The LINK>Dunny Plunger Project

feel free to enter , just coz i entered dosnt mean no one else can , go for it , for a $50,000 3d printer , your mad if you dont

I just entered this competition for 'Make it Real' at Instructables. If you don't end up submitting, I am hoping for your vote! I think this tutorial can apply to a lot of folks here...

Intro-

When I designed and built my own CNC, this is exactly the type of project I
had in mind. A chance to play with forms and test ideas, bringing things to
life that would otherwise just live in my sketchbook.

In this Instructable I am going to show you how I simulated water drops in
Photoshop for shape generation in Rhino 3D and eventual output to my DIY
CNC. This technique could also be applied to any 3 dimensional artwork that
you can generate using light and dark to define object depth.

I am using water drops to show the advanced ability using layers to simulate
the interaction of waves with each other resulting in a very believable final
model.

The software used:

Photoshop
Rhino 3D
RhinoCAM
Mach3




I think we have a shot at this one! I hope you will follow the link to see how I made the water drops and vote for it if you like it!

Direct link:

Simulating Waterdrops on Wood


Cheers!


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