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If OP is selling via Shapeways, it's printed and shipped by Shapeways in the user's choice of material. From the link, it looks like the only option for this o
by mdorazio 8y ago
If OP is selling via Shapeways, it's printed and shipped by Shapeways in the user's choice of material. From the link, it looks like the only option for this one is Nylon, but that's about the strongest plastic you can get for things like gears.
- IanCal 8y agoNot necessarily suggesting it for this, but for anyone not used to shapeways they have a wide range of materials, with plastics of different types, metals (I have silver wedding rings I got printed there) and ceramics. I think sellers may be able to limit the materials to known working ones (each material has it's own requirements).
- josinalvo 8y ago> metals (I have silver wedding rings I got printed there) was it to save money? or for some unique design?
- IanCal 8y agoThe goal was the unique design, but they were cheap too for wedding rings. I recorded each of us saying something to the other, then took the waveforms and made a ring from each one. Printing came to about £40 for each ring. https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMECi57zKtD6arv_-sL83gpYrrMLTo0UBI1KqVQWxYUcQSlHYKr4Vz2AwK5n4gJGA?key=Rm5Ya3RHT3ZWekxzaEI0c280YXJyclFJREZIenN3 https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipMECi57zKtD6arv_-sL83gp...
- kitten_smuggler 8y agoThat's really cool, is there any way to scan it from your phone and hear it?
- IanCal 8y agoThanks! I'm pretty happy with them. > is there any way to scan it from your phone and hear it? It's not detailed enough for that, though you can tell the cadence and reliably guess at the number of words. If you know what we said, and only we do, then you can see it.
- orpheline 8y agoVery nice!