One Table, 5 x 1m , 75cm high. 2 pieces of wood. made for „KunstVorarlberg“, to be seen at the „ArtBodensee2017“
All posts by Wolfgang Schwarzmann
ArtBodensee_2017
currently i’m working on the upcoming ArtBodensee-Fair. We, KunstVorarlberg, are looking forward to a new concept for this year’s exhibiton. 2 Month to go…
http://www.kunstvorarlberg.at/
https://artbodensee.messedornbirn.at/themen-aussteller/
Exhibition 2017
Currently i’m working on a small exhibition for summer 2017.
This on is the first out of a series of three objects.
Trump-twitter
today… while working with the RapsberryPi .. somehow i made a Live-stream for all the #trump tweets going on… right in this moment. Very useless… and tons of data….
Raspberry Pi 3
By accident i managed to get a Raspberry Pi 3. Even toug it’s only borrowed i really enjoy working on this small-scale machine. The HDMI-port is very impressive i think. Well… currently i’m thinking about getting one permanently, but at first i want to get at least one or two ideas work.
Prusa i3 – nice one #USE-UP-DATE#
it’s not possible to pull out the screw (… at least by hand)
Prusa i3 – nice one
pjew, today i made 2 very small objects. they measure about 15mm (per side) … but still, the screw fits perfekt…
tha plan was to make a dowel for a brickwall. tha gap is going to be about 15mm.
i’m still getting more impressed each time i use this machine… 🙂
Fooling around with my 3D Printer | Prusa I3 MK2
Last day of christmas holiday. I was thinking about going over material borders. Due to the still quite slow printing speed and expensive 3D-printing-material it defintily makes sense to reduce 3D-printing on connecting parts of for example a bigger structure. this is why i’m currently working on the connection to textile components. On the other 2 pictures you can see an attempt to print extreme thin and lightweight with an additional aluminiumlayer.
Edding-Klemme
yesterday i found some time to develope this small clamp. currently it doesn’t hold anything except it self but at least it works and fits properly. the metalparts are just a normal M5 screw and bolt with an additional 3d-printed key. if you tighten the hexagonal key its impossible to remove the screw from the edding. no use for it, but very impressed that it works…
you can see:
-The 3D-Modell in Rhino-3d (Software)
-The „.iges“ File in Slic3er
-The sliced (an ready to 3D-print) file (with support structure
-The new clamp and
-the use of the clamp
