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ring ring..by ~noformdesign

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my first use of 3d printing. the material is a stainless steel bronze alloy. the roughness of the piece is due to the printing process. layers of material are built up to create the model being printed.

this shot is to show scale.

this piece will be available for purchase in my etsy shop:[link]
©2009-2013 ~noformdesign
Category: Artisan Crafts / Jewelry

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~BlackCarrionRose Jan 4, 2010  Professional Photographer
lol ring indeed, nice!
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~noformdesign Jan 4, 2010  Professional Artisan Crafter
ring ring. thanks!
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!UniquelyYours Dec 31, 2009
This is very clever! I love it!! *fav*
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~noformdesign Dec 31, 2009  Professional Artisan Crafter
thanks. i try.
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*AJGlass Dec 27, 2009  Professional Artisan Crafter
That's certainly different. I imagine it would leave quite an impression if you got into a fist fight.

:lol:

Could you describe a bit more what goes into the process of 3D printed metal rings? It sounds really interesting.
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~noformdesign Dec 27, 2009  Professional Artisan Crafter
ha!

it's pretty cool. you can find video of the process on youtube (which would probably be more informative than me trying to explain it). i'm hoping that the technology progresses to allow for finer detail in metal. right now, in acrylic or other resins, the detail is much finer.
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*AJGlass Dec 27, 2009  Professional Artisan Crafter
Cool, I'll have to hunt down some of those videos then.

:)
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