Christopher Gizzi (NTX9 Design) is an Architect by profession.. Since his days as a CAD designer, Chris has been passionate about design and fabrication of 3D objects for function, entertainment and art.
Chris is known for the Organic Chess set. Now on display on in the George E. Muehleck, Jr. Gallery of International Chess Sets at the Maryhill museum, in Maryhill Washington.
In May of 2019, the chess set was featured on the YouTube channel '3d Printing Nerd'.
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Hey, I like your Zebra knight chess piece and wanted to print it as small trophy for a tiny local chess tournament. The Zebra knight piece has a little bit low polygon count as it seams. Round surfaces are not very well displayed with the current lower polygon count. Do you still have the original design files and could you export the Zebra knight with higher polygon count so that round surfaces are not getting edgy when scaling the figure up by 300 to 400%?
Hello, it's about the zebra chess piece, it can't be printed like that, what do I have to do to get my Bambu Lab to print the figure? My wife would like to have the figure printed in silver and black, but the empty spaces cannot be recolored
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Ingo
Many greetings from Germany