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High, here are some custom parts I did with a 3d printing office. (3 URLs) The parts itself can be found at: (URL) I've made some of them public available in the same form I get it from the producer. woody64 (16 years ago, 20-Jan-09, to lugnet.parts.custom, FTX)
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(...) Nice parts. I am intrigued by the Shapeways 3D printing service, for LEGO parts and in general. How does the material and fit compare to typical LEGO elements? Anyway, I would be interested to hear more about your experience working with 3D (...) (16 years ago, 22-Jan-09, to lugnet.parts.custom, FTX)
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(...) The parts fit as good as the design is. The material used is white strong & flexible. More informations can be found on the shapeways page ... I also was involved in the last version of LDView (export STL was first implemented by me). And (...) (16 years ago, 22-Jan-09, to lugnet.parts.custom, FTX)
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Here's an overview over my custom parts: (URL) For purchasing these parts follow this link: (URL) Take a look at some photos containing the customs: (URL) Woody64 (15 years ago, 27-Sep-09, to lugnet.parts.custom)
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Oncemore the picture: (URL) Woody64 (15 years ago, 27-Sep-09, to lugnet.parts.custom, FTX)
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Jim DeVona schrieb: (...) In princible most of these parts can be done with 3d prints. The fitting depends on the design. Material is different: I use PA2200, whereas LEGO uses ABS You will find a lot of my parts on mmy flickr account. (URL) (15 years ago, 4-Oct-09, to lugnet.parts.custom)
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