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· Advanced 3D-editing à la Flintstone
Indeed not my office; it's for female collegues. Meanwhile there are four walking around in the model. :)
But I planned my own laboratory in the same way, a couple of years ago, when we had to move to another campus. I represented each piece of lab equipment we had in plasticine. It made the discussions with the project leaders a lot easier, since I could clearly demonstrate what furniture I needed, and why and where I needed it. But then of course I made male figurines, although without all details. :)
You can recognise the hydraulic pump, test bench, vacuum cleaner, ladder, weight balance,... Note that the scale is half of the above one: 1cm = 0.5m.
I like 3D-editing and printing, it is great, and we can now develop things we couldn't have done in the past. But I do not go along with the hype in the press that "it is the best solution for everything". Sometimes it isn't. Like in these cases.
We don't often release an alpha version of Ultimaker Cura... So what's different this time? This Alpha contains such a huge slicing engine overhaul that we really need your help!
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Indeed not my office; it's for female collegues. Meanwhile there are four walking around in the model. :)
But I planned my own laboratory in the same way, a couple of years ago, when we had to move to another campus. I represented each piece of lab equipment we had in plasticine. It made the discussions with the project leaders a lot easier, since I could clearly demonstrate what furniture I needed, and why and where I needed it. But then of course I made male figurines, although without all details. :)
You can recognise the hydraulic pump, test bench, vacuum cleaner, ladder, weight balance,... Note that the scale is half of the above one: 1cm = 0.5m.
I like 3D-editing and printing, it is great, and we can now develop things we couldn't have done in the past. But I do not go along with the hype in the press that "it is the best solution for everything". Sometimes it isn't. Like in these cases.
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All four of them now... :)
Scale: 4cm = 1m
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