3D Printed ZigZag Vase
June 08, 2023
This 3D printed ZigZag vase is very attractive, and I wanted to see how a print of it would look. I wasn?t sure about the orange at first, but I think it came out pretty nicely. The way the filament was layered, it took on some interesting color variations and textures.
The model can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:36912 (model credit: Ben Malouf)
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Writen By Jeremy Simon
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