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What kind of 3D models would you like to see more?
🕑 Added 2022-10-06 06:53:09 +0000 UTCHey! We have A LOT of 3D models in development. All pokemons, cookie cutters, statues, airplanes, props, planters, boxes, DIFFUSERS, foldables, flexies, and more.
Which models would you like to see more or prioritized? We understand that you are hyped about the diffusers and THEY ARE COMMING!
As the economic crisis is around the corner, our long-term goal is to make the best products with whom you can start earning money with your 3D printer.
Thank you for your feedback and support ❤️
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Kevin Inouye
Awesome news. Also - it seems like the guns in the dropbox aren't all full size. If we want to use them as props, do you know what scale we should be printing them at? I mean, I could probably get some calipers and figure it out based on measurements online, but if you know that'd be great.
Edgars Dimants
Wow... these are so expensive... Will put on our list.
Edgars Dimants
Will do! Working on a lot of guns :)
Kevin Inouye
Ooh - and maybe a helmet design for supporting a smartphone in front of your face for motion capture... I know you'd have to add foam, rods, and other hardware to the 3d printed elements but a good DIY starter would be great. The pro ones are often over $1000, and as more consumer level folks are using animated avatars for their YouTube/Twitch/Whatever, plus more performers doing motion capture and wanting face data to go with their rococo or perception neuron studio suits, a cheaper option could be great. This kinda stuff's way overpriced it seems. https://face.camera/products/facecam-iphone-hmc https://www.mocapdesign.com/shop/p/m2-headcam
Kevin Inouye
Props! I use 3d printing to try to make inert stunt doubles of movie guns, and the more models I can double the better. Could be real-life guns (S&W Chief's Special, 1911 with a cocked hammer since they're single-action guns and need to be cocked if you want to use them, etc) or copies of popular blank guns, like the Zoraki revolvers...
arthur morris
tools all sizes and shape
