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  1. We are 3d printing and scale model makers in dubai. If you have any inquiries. Kindly contact us. 3dmanzil
  2. Hi all. I've been working with 3D as a hobby for about 13 years and 3D printing for about 5. I'm stuck on something and I was hoping the community might be able to shed some light for me. I design tie bars that I post to my shop of Shapeways (a 3D printing service) and I would like to have an accurate (or as accurate as possible) representation of my models without having to purchase and photograph each and every one. For the models that are printed at a high fidelity (e.g. accuracy of 0.1 mm) the model renders are a very close approximation. However, for those that are printed at a lower fidelity (e.g. accuracy of 1 to 3 mm) the models are never going to come out looking like they do in the render. The detail is far too precise. If you look at one of my tie bars, you'll see what I mean. This ceramic cup exemplifies it even more. What I would like to do would be to render them at a lower accuracy (I know that makes little sense). I've been racking my brain as to how to accomplish it but I haven't been able to come up with anything satisfactory. A simple smoothing operation won't work, especially for more complex models. I've tried loading them into Z-Brush and softening them manually which sort of works but isn't really an ideal solution. Anywho, I work in Maya and Maxwell Render. If anyone knows any way I could accomplish this, I would really appreciate a push in the right direction. Thanks in advance
  3. I haven't posted here in years. I guess I don't usually have anything earth shattering to share. However I just ran across a new (new to me anyway) 3d print service called oomzy.com. All they do is 3d printing in ABS. The site is pretty simple but their pricing model is kind of cool. They comparison price all the big guys then take 25% off the average and thats your price. They should probably advertise that somewhere but they don't. You only see the savings when they produce the invoice. Anyhow the parts came out great and i saved alot of money. Carry on.
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