#3D Crystals printing

[3dcrystalgift]

3d Photo Crystals

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[retrogamingblog2]

3D Printed Nintendo Switch Docks made by ROOTKIT3D

[polygotcrafts]

I humbly present: Crystallized Crystal Exarch the Desklamp.

This one combines 3D printing with PLA and Resin as well as real Marble tiles with a splash of fake Grass, Moss and Flowers on top. I'm still so friggin proud of this one 🎃☺️

[digitalfishwish]

Featuring... "The Beast and the Beast-ettes"! My fiancée and I commissioned this AMAZING beast statue from @sleepnoises and Z did NOT disappoint Z communicated with us frequently, taking our preferences into account through each step of the process, and finally delivered us the beast of all time! We're so happy to have The Beast guarding our front entrance hall, with a little "Enter All Ye Queerly Beloved" monolith beneath their paw. If you anger The Beast, if you enter our house with mal-intent, The Beast will send out its nest of dragons (the Beast-ettes) to drive you swiftly out! Dragon designs were made by cinderwing3d, and were 3D printed by my fiancée! The last touch was adding the light that shines through the gaps in The Beast to light their crystal pendant. Unfortunately doesn't cast any rainbows, but still looks dope af!

[materialsscienceandengineering]

An unprecedented feat: Printing 3D photonic crystals that completely block light

Photonic crystals are materials with repeating internal structures that interact with light in unique ways. We can find natural examples in opals and the vibrant colored shells of some insects. Even though these crystals are made of transparent materials, they exhibit a "photonic bandgap" that blocks light at certain wavelengths and directions. A special type of this effect is a "complete photonic bandgap," which blocks light from all directions. This complete bandgap allows for precise control of light, opening up possibilities for advancements in telecommunications, sensing, and quantum technologies. As a result, scientists have been working on different methods to create these advanced photonic crystals. While 1D and 2D photonic crystals have been used in various applications, unlocking the secret to producing 3D photonic crystals with a complete photonic bandgap in the visible range has been fraught with challenges due to the need to achieve nanoscale precise control of all three dimensions in the fabrication process.

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[residentcelery]

A reminder that sometimes, you can create the thing and it might be easier than you expect.

[skin-quilt]

I 3D PRINTED A HAND AND DID THE BORAX SOAK TO GROW CRYSTALS ON IT. THEY DID NOT STICK TO THE PLASTIC AS GOOD AS I HOPED BUT IT STILL TURNED OUT COOL. GETTING IT TO STAY UNDER WATER WAS KIND OF TRICKY TOO.

[weheartstims]

Can i ask for a godzilla stimboard? (mire goji specifically if possible ^^) thank you :)

MireGoji Godzilla (kaiju) with various suitable stims!

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[measuredandslow]

[radwolf76]

My Hero Forge Digital Kitbashing Creations — "Who Wears Scale Mail Just on the Left Side, Anyway?" Edition

So, my favorite Iconic Character from D&D 3E/3.5E was Ragnara the Psychic Warrior from the Psionics Handbook. I've posted about my attempt to recreate her in Hero Forge before.

But now Hero Forge has implemented a new Digital Kitbashing feature where they let Pro subscribers have access to most every part from their library, to be resized and posed anywhere.

This meant I could finally get a lot closer to her source material art:

I know when it comes to D&D Iconic characters, she's a bit on the obscure side, but Wizards of the Coast did make a blind-box mini of her, and third party mini manufacturer Reaper had a sculpt that was clearly inspired by her (image is not my paint job).

Hero Forge Kitbashing has only been out since Monday, so I'm still learning it, but the results are impressive all the same.

[hiddenstashart]

today’s progress on the tiny dumpster project + early bonus shot of the mini asphalt base

next step involves suspending the wee 6 yard bin in a borax solution overnight

[autistic-fairy]

@creatureseeker

Here's my pin collection

And here's my rock collection

Do you have pictures of yours?

[retrogamingblog2]

Crystal Nintendo Switch Docks made by XeonCrafts

[deathmchandsome]

I finaly got around to painting my 3D printed model! He's a little under 3". The leaves are made from scrap fabric and painted too. I definitely need to do more of these!

Crystal Chronicles was one of the first games I got super invested in as a kid, and totally predicted my love of dark, off-beat RPGs with minimal storytelling. I even had all the hardware for multiplayer, but usually used it to play solo with perks -u- and the Lilty race is one of the most pleasing designs of all time, the way they move, fight and dress. Still in my top 10 now that it's on Switch <3

[necr0-mantix]

Rathma's Staff by Chris Jennings - {Artstation Link}

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Elusive 3D printed nanoparticles could lead to new shapeshifting materials

In nanomaterials, shape is destiny. That is, the geometry of the particle in the material defines the physical characteristics of the resulting material. "A crystal made of nano-ball bearings will arrange themselves differently than a crystal made of nano-dice and these arrangements will produce very different physical properties," said Wendy Gu, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Stanford University, introducing her latest paper which appears in the journal Nature Communications. "We've used a 3D nanoprinting technique to produce one of the most promising shapes known—Archimedean truncated tetrahedrons. They are micron-scale tetrahedrons with the tips lopped off."

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