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Showing posts with label Spoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spoon. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Friday, October 11, 2013
Make a Brass Knuckles Spoon through 123D Catch, MeshMixer & MakerBot.
This tutorial illustrates how to create a Brass Knuckles Spoon just in case a rowdy food fight breaks loose at your next dinner party.I used:
-Autodesk 123D Catch to scan the image into CAD
-Autodesk MeshMixer to massage & patch up the CAD surfaces
-MakerBot Replicator to 3D print the spoon
-KeyShot to render the spoon
For this project, you need:-an iPad with Autodesk 123D Catch app (free download here)
*you may use a digital camera & Autodesk 123D Catch for online or PC instead
-brass knuckles (I used these plastic UrbanHooker fishing brass knuckles)
-a plastic spoon
-some fishing line
-a small amount of clay
-a pair of scissors
-you'll also need a computer with Autodesk MeshMixer software (free download here)
*optional:
-access to MakerBot Replicator
-KeyShot software
Monday, August 26, 2013
Right Hand Ring from a Silver Fork (or Spoon) Handle
I was given an odd lot of forks and spoons after my first husband’s parents died. They have been sitting in a drawer for a very long time. Recently I brought them out and contemplated turning them into jewelry, specifically a ring for my right hand and a bracelet (that’s another Instructable). This silverware has silver in it, but it isn’t sterling silver, because real sterling silver is soft enough that a ring could be made with hands alone. No such luck with this stuff. It is much harder than that. So this Instructable is about how I took the handle off a fork and turned that handle into a right hand ring. Here we go.
Supplies:Vice
Hack saw
Silver fork (or spoon)
Tooth paste (not gel)
Old rags
Grinder with polishing wheel
Iron or brass pipe (diameter of the size ring you want)
Scrap wood
Hammer
Brass rod or iron pipe
Scissors and scrap paper
Marker
(Ignore the heat gun it was useless on this project.)
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