Qwert_Yuiop
Qwert_Yuiop
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27th Dec 2015
1st Jan 2016
It uses a rather bulky 512-bit memory rack that allows for 8x8x8 shapes. You can make your own shape by simply drawing every layer inside a memory rack (it's mirrored compared to what is actually printed; filt=voxel, spng=empty space).
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Comments

  • ThatSupraGuy
    ThatSupraGuy
    1st Jan 2016
    very cool
  • gegell
    gegell
    1st Jan 2016
    Here is the 16x16x16 one I made @Qwert_Yuiop. ID: 1915006
  • rkfnql322
    rkfnql322
    1st Jan 2016
    CRAZY!!!....
  • Qwert_Yuiop
    Qwert_Yuiop
    1st Jan 2016
    @Drewpy: Added a link
  • lshh
    lshh
    1st Jan 2016
    the idea behind this is simple. DRAY a 2D thing that looks 3D. Put a lot of those cubes together and you have an isometric shape. The way this idea has been used is great though! you totally deserve FP and over 170 votes!
  • 2016
    2016
    1st Jan 2016
    cool +1
  • G14989
    G14989
    1st Jan 2016
    Theoreticly making a 3-d version of this in real life would be a 4-d-ish printer.
  • The-Thinking-Man
    The-Thinking-Man
    1st Jan 2016
    it would be awesome if we could add lightning
  • FluorescentGreen5
    FluorescentGreen5
    31st Dec 2015
    wow, just wow.
  • Drewpy
    Drewpy
    31st Dec 2015
    I made some templates for it! id:1914616