3D Printing Sex Toys
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3D Printing Sex Toys
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#2Hm, reminds me of something:
Thus the question: what exactly is novel about the approach here?
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#3https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=sex&type=things&sort=re...
>No results found for sex. Please try another search or upload your own design.
Yeah, sure!
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#4Her name is Billie Ruben, interesting choice.
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#5> So traditionally you'd have to print a blank and smooth it (with loads of manual sanding and buffing), and then cast a silicone mould around it, add a mold release ($$$) and THEN (finally!) cast your actual sex toy.
The process is here to print the negative and then do a thin layer of beeswax inside to smooth the layer lines from the print. I haven’t done either method but would like to try it out soon. I’ll probably stick to figurines instead of sex toys though..
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#6Hm, reminds me of something: http://dildo-generator.com/ Thus the question: what exactly is novel about the approach here?
Method of 3D printing use in manufacturing soft surface solid things from silicone.
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#7Not interested in her specific application, but good info none the less about how to do reusable and fast 3D printed silicon molds with smooth surfaces.
It suffers a loss of detail, but that acceptability depends entirely on your intended application.
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#8Not interested in her specific application, but good info none the less about how to do reusable and fast 3D printed silicon molds with smooth surfaces. It suffers a loss of detail, but that acceptability depends entirely on your intended application.
Another technique is to print in ABS and then give it an acetone vapor bath - you preserve details much better, but setting all that up is a pain and a little dangerous.
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#9Her name is Billie Ruben, interesting choice.
...because? I'm not sure what you mean.
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#10Hm, reminds me of something: http://dildo-generator.com/ Thus the question: what exactly is novel about the approach here?
Method of 3D printing use in manufacturing soft surface solid things from silicone.
Yes, and useful in many contexts. What a great technique!
Other methods, such as solvent mists and such, can be toxic and or dangerous. And doing all that costs a little time, space and money. Not a huge deal, but given how simple and cheap this is...