Jérémy Bouny

Inactive account. Experiments enthusiast, WebGL, C++ and other stuff. Software engineer, 3D & Immersive at Adobe. He/him.

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I built a Japanese inspired floor lamp using the Seigaiha wave pattern. More used to the wood, this is my first project using 3D printing techniques. Here is a thread to explain the different steps I followed.

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@Substance3D @iquilezles @Shadertoy @pixarsrenderman Welcome!

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Same process for all the sides. It was so much faster for the small sides.

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I built a raised planter in Japanese garden style. It was also an opportunity to me to use a lot of scrap wood or other remaining material and test a scroll saw. A small thread to show the various steps while building it.

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I reproduced my drawings on the side wood panels, then used the scroll saw to cut them (lesson learned: don't cut long planks, it is a real nightmare as you can't fully rotate it and have to switch the blade direction every 5cm...)

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@WillMacNeil_VFX @PierreMaheut Thank you! I should indeed ideally not have to glue anything and only smoothly connect the different parts. However, I was not sure of the printing precision neither confident enough in designing proper connections for now, but will definitely try it for future projects.

[Jérémy Bouny @JBouny]

I built a Japanese inspired floor lamp using the Seigaiha wave pattern. More used to the wood, this is my first project using 3D printing techniques. Here is a thread to explain the different steps I followed.

[Jérémy Bouny @JBouny]

As a general note, I am really grateful to all the available tools (Inkscape, Blender, Cura, etc.), knowledge and hardware we can use. This is such a great experience to design an object in 3D and craft it in the real world to match exactly what we want.

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The final result is far from perfect, and there are several defects. However, I am still really happy with the result, especially for my first finished 3D printed project.