Snail shell

[wilsonj]

I wasn't sure if this would print without inner support, but the small amount that did was easy to remove. There was also a bit in the small end, but it isn't visible so not really a problem.

Printed on .2mm, normal, support 10 degrees.

Thanks Dizingof !

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27313

[Lawrence]

Very nice! A great example of the capability of the Up!

[JuliaDee]

Beautiful! Dizingof rocks - his models almost always print wonderfully despite looking impossible!

[DeanR]

what an excellent print. well done

[wilsonj]

Thanks for the kind words.

Yes, the more I print Dizingof's designs the more I like them. He is a fantastic designer.

[josejuako]

It is the best job I've seen I congratulate you.

[wilsonj]

Thanks josejuako.

[alex444]

hi
that is owesome and mind blowing art which you are share with us. I print Dizingof's designs the more I like them. He is a fantastic designer.

[APA]

Beautiful! I'll have to give it a try!

[Scott]

I was inspired and made one on my up mini.

Came out really well.

[wilsonj]

Great work!

[scubamatt41]

I was inspired and made one on my up mini.

Came out really well.

Nice Scott, I've been wondering if it would print on a mini. What is the scale/size that works for you?

Cheers, Matt

[Scott]

Nice Scott, I've been wondering if it would print on a mini. What is the scale/size that works for you?

Cheers, Matt

I just kept changed the scale until i though I had it as large as I could print. I rotated the part to print on a diagonal too. No idea what scale it ended up being. It would be nicer if the scale factor remained a multiple of the original size i.e. scale to 0.8 than 0.5 makes the model half its original size rather than the current setup where the scale factors are multiplied (0.8*0.5 = 0.4).

Printed on 0.20mm layer thickness, 10degree support and max air with OEM yellow filament.

[scubamatt41]

Hi Scott

Thanks for the pointers. I will give this a go with white ABS I don't have colors yet.

Cheers, Matt

[3DmodelerDy]

WoW ! This looks really amazing.. I thought it would be fun if u print a lot of shells that u dreamed about because 3D printers bring u this opportunity and throw them near the sea or other watered place.. Others will think : what an amazing shell I have found..or : OMG ! this snail shell is not like many others..I will tell about this to all the world.. And u became popular Ok, I am joking. I want to say that UP really do the best of its job And this is cool because printed creation quality is really important. I have been faced up with a problem when I bought a Gary snail model and wanted to print it because for my sisters birthday. I printed it with other printer and it was not so cool as I have thought it would be... U know : u live, u learn.. Thanks for sharing your printed model.

[SiberianTIGER]

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27313
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[JuliaDee]

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27313
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Dizingof removed all his designs from Thingiverse some time ago because so many people were ignoring the terms of the license agreement and using them commercially without attribution and/or permission. His work can still be found on Ponoko, but you will have to pay for it.

Julia

[roller]

That's disappointing ... I really loved his work and have a few sample pieces around the house. I suspect this will be a growing trend in 3D printing.

[JuliaDee]

Yeah, and he's a very nice guy. Just got upset because every 3D printer make was using his designs to promote their products. Can't blame him; he's a unique talent. I've printed a bunch of his stuff, too.

[roller]

I noticed a familiar face appearing in some of the current hosts of his work! Having a look around I also noticed a potential double infringement by QU-BD ... looks like they are using his work to sell their project and they called their product One Up and Two Up