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Postdoctoral Researcher and massive 3D printing geek! My name's James Novak and you can follow the stories and experiments behind my designs on my website http://www.edditive.com or track me down on Instagram or Twitter: @edditive

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6 commentaires

cliveparker
cliveparker

My first look at this site, great models👍
Particularly like the manikin head, I’ve downloaded it but have a question, can the texture be modified, it looks like styrene in fusion but would like to change it! Any advice? Thanks

edditive
edditive

Thanks! Yes the head is just a 3D scan of a styrene head so it is what it is. I'm not sure of the smoothing tools in Fusion but it would be easy to throw into Meshmixer (free) to smooth. Lots of tutorials online to help with this - basically you can use a combination of automatic mesh rebuilding/smoothing tools and manual brush smoothing tools to get the look you need.
junyoshi
junyoshi

Hi, I was trying to print the mario kart trophy and it didnt have the stl for the ring that attach the podium. can you send it to me please.

edditive
edditive

Hi, as per instructions the ring was designed to be cut from sheets of wood, much faster than 3d printing. However, I know someone else has added this on thingiverse so it can be printed, I hope this is helpful: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020695/files
rowanhaas
rowanhaas

Hello EDDITIVE, I am interested in your beer bottle lock design and your hex business card holder tiles. I was wondering if I could pay you for the rights to these models. I await your response. Thanks, Rowan.

edditive
edditive

Hi Rowan, can you please provide some further info? What do you plan to do with the models, what would be the terms, what is the offer? Just a warning - I'm always open to discussion but I'm not typically keen for my open access designs to profit others, so I'm keen to learn more.

rowanhaas
rowanhaas

I plan to print them and then sell them on Etsy. But before I did that I wanted to ask permission.

rowanhaas
rowanhaas

I’m a young entrepreneur trying to experiment in the. Business world and this would really help me get started.

edditive
edditive

Appreciate that Rowan, thanks for the info. Always great to meet someone passionate about 3D printing.

However, the models I share have been part of my own brand (https://edditiveblog.wordpress.com/) and were created and shared deliberately with a "non-commercial" CC license. I don't think it would be fair to others if I now started allowing people to profit of these models. I'm sure you will find a ton of other great models that allow for commercial use, or you can follow some of the tutorials on my website to learn how to create your own :)

Happy 3D printing.
James.
rolfrjs
rolfrjs

Is it posibel to get permission to sell the models I print of your designs.. ?

merry christmas to you

edditive
edditive

Hi, Thanks for asking. Unfortunately I'd prefer that my designs not be sold or profited on where this is listed in the CC license. I have other designs shared elsewhere for this purpose, but the ones I share on this platform are deliberately left open for all to enjoy and remix for their own personal use only.

Happy 3D printing.
James.

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edditive
edditive

Thanks for your question. For some reason all the instructions are missing from the page. But you can read them here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:589387

Basically, the pieces you mention were not designed to be 3d printed as it is far quicker and easier to cut them from a sheet of plywood or particle board.

You can also see a lot more detail about this project on my blog https://edditiveblog.wordpress.com/category/mario-kart-trophy/

Hope this helps :)