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bib993 — 3D Fractals metal prints
Published: 2013-11-04 21:02:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 6658; Favourites: 149; Downloads: 0
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More metal testing from Shapeways 3D printing service: raw bronze and raw brass, with the white nylon prototypes exhibiting much less details yet quite thin wires. Thanks to for the NewMenger formula!
Check out my 3D printed fractal sculptures on Shapeways!
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These are incredible! I never thought a 3D printed fractal could look so awesome! There is definitely a future with this stuff. Excellent work!
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Thanks for the kind feedback
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This one is the small version with 4 iterations. I have ordered his daddy with 5 iters.
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wow, thats amazing. i never thought to use 3D printing quit in that way. than again, if it can do such interact designs as these theres no telling what it can do.
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i'm hopeing that one day were able to make things as intricit as bones from 3D printing. (if you've ever seen a microscopic view of bone it has billions of empty spaces that actually look quit close to the patterns in some of your work
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Thanks 
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I was already curious how it is to see this kind of work in the 3 D printer.
It looks very nice and perhaps........
Thanks for sharing this work!
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Very interesting!
Okay, can you or someone else please explain fractal art to me (especially the purpose of this experiment you're doing?). I find it very interesting but I don't get it really. What is it? What's it for?
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What is art for? What is fun for? 
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Hm, very interesting concept.
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