Love this… creative way of thinking

Below a construction created in cardboard by way of folds and cuts. The photo was taken on route to 4D Modelshop to collect the first-ever manifest grey resin 3D print! 

 (Aug ’17) Shot by Bauhaus design clad building. East London (click for background)

Steel Made to Aid‘  recreated in metal below, cut with best laser cutting precision at hand.

Hole determined by the thickness of steel, in this case, 3mm. 5 sided drawing tool.

Could what I call ‘Made to Aid’  be Hexatrigon too? Technically they are both 3d.  Only time will tell.

hole if required of your own making. This angle aid as originally envisaged after creating plywood versions. This is where the angles needed to join edges where crucial even though it was achieved with some additional materials;-)

SLS Alumide natural print www.I.materialise.com 2019

3DPRINTUK-SLS -NYLON 2019

Prototype Made to aid’s and its compass base origins.

 

Mixed manufacturers and materials. 3dprintuk & imaterialise

I see cubes although it was not created with that in mind.

First many thanks to the developer who created this viewer! (it is interactive), In order to allow you to engage with 3d virtual space and me to show you the full 360 views of 3d models..

     

This 3d model is also a Multicolour print.It is  a .stl model conversion to, .obj (no colour/material etc.) An alternative background in this viewer.(no missing planes once printed)

It is now occurring to me that a scale issue which relates to all the multicolour prints,  that  I alluded to on  ‘Actual Virtual Realities‘ has consequences. So did the other multicolor prints also see same posting. Click the viewer to stop rotation then zoom in & out and please do

BELOW EXAMPLES OF THE FORM BEFORE THE 3D VIEWER

The concept of sharing assets or functionality is not a unique concept as a result of monetary devices, opportunity or creative thinking being some things that are extremely difficult to truly protect. Reflecting where something comes from in practical or theoretical terms help its authenticity.

True line computer-generated geometric shapes, and an unusual regular polyhedron printed in nylon by multijet fusion  Sculpteo.
Seed embedded in ice Hexatrigon On single Platinum Silicone- Mould 4dModelshop
Clear polyester resin self-cast- This I believe is the only item I never revealed the source. It is a fibreglass company in Co. Antrim . (Sorry the wax pellets were  from Scotland) The spray release was Macsil.  Shame that i did get chance to cast many.

Hexatrigon the sound may have previous connotations as well as the word but it’s solid /virtual manifestations, as far as I know, are mine for now. “Blue sky thinking” was the process of realisation of hexatrigon particularly its digital transformations.

Mixed processes of manufacture of same form different materials and Additive manufacturers,

Like the official design mark registration certificate photo but  is missing the words and candle.

I.materialise printed first ALUMINIUM ‘BLUE SKY THINKING’ 2018

Which classification of protection do original printed polyhedra fall into? Maybe it is a ‘grey’ area like the Titanium and Aluminium Hexatrigons printed at  i.materialise.com or Sculpteo.com. Extremely thankful for IP, and the principles of the Additive Manufacturing industry. As my first ventures raised issues of concern.

However some things I may see make me realise what is possible when the right minds/ designers/ architects/ engineers and scientists get together. They may not have any connection to me other than to say  Mi Luv Yu Bad as the concepts they embody and reflect are aspects of mine. Respect for, not only design & creativity but also are modern renewable energies/ materials etc.

First Aluminium custom print of this model by Sculpteo, France

Second Custom Aluminium Print, 2018  by Materialise. via. (A material world) 

Aluminium solar powered wind turbine miniature with led+usb

Natural lights at night,. Earth, Air, Fire, water on a full moon Nov 2017

As Seasons are integral to all life, as are all the elements. also is a 
respect for the other side, like lines and points. That  ‘close‘ to form this hexagonal/triangular based shape.

This ‘lived experience’ still remains.,  Hexatrigons’ creation/ realisation. These representations  above were the  first attempt to accurately visualise the 3D form in 2D

The transition of Mi Luv Yu Bad® with solid shape

Physics/ science has been a positive  influence

A selection of custom printed Hexatriagonal “blue sky thinking” in various  metals-(Titanium / Aluminium) and sizes via Additive Manufacturing
In more states than one. T shirt from EU
Still in more states than one

REPLICATIONS OFROWS IN REVISED SIZE

DID NOT KNOW OF UNDERCUTS BEFORE THIS ABOVE IMAGE SENT FROM RK CAD SERVICES
Polyamide Rows 2019 I.materialise Belgium
Platinum silicone mould general casting purpose

Below a photo of clear rows, food  & medical safe for casting purposes

DSM Somos® Watershed XC11122 medical grade, food safe Clear, made, by Paragon r-t
Virgin run SmoothOn  SORTA clear® series platinum silicone food-safe, a self-casted mould of above Somos® watershed printed rows
2nd run, broke my model! Beyond repair?will see.

Volume (approx:-) of revised size in video

Transition in Silver – high gloss, with hoop  I.materialise made before ornamentation yet after registration
The printed model with braille by 3Dprintuk


INDIRECT MARKETING / INFO 

Sorta clear silicone plus blue sky thinking in aluminium

CAD to stl

TCT / Closer than you think 

HP  Multijet trade-in –

Markforged

5 things manufacturers didn’t know

Made possible via

rocket science

3d-alchemy.co.uk

incremental engineering

BBC Click like videos- along with CNC / additive manufacturing  services

Building bridges

Also why learning is so important and not just about me wandering blindly.

Yet has been around for 30 years 

Braille nylon model (2019) The custom red lips design placed on model for about three years. see badges.

Hoop on this Braille print, about  3 days as of 23rd Dec 2019 see original photo / model  

Better by far

 

The  Innovation Race