Made some airplane cookie cutters for a friend and decided to make an NSX cookie cutter. 
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Fun with a 3d printer. NSX cookie cutter FTW!
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Nice work!
You should put that 3-D printer to good use and start cranking out some hard to find NSX parts...It might be the only option in the future.
That's awesome. Time to bake some goodies!
And that reminds me of this:
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and that reminds me of this Acura cake
Yeah, going to try and bake some this week. Will post pics if they turn out decent.
Hehe, the build area is kinda small (roughly 4" x 3.75" x 4.25") but yeah I have been printing out brackets and other useful parts for other projects. No reason why it wouldn't work for NSX stuff.
Here is a pic of the airplane ones I printed out. I didn't design these cutters (only the NSX one). Someone posted the design for these on thingiverse so I downloaded them and printed them out. These got me thinking as to what else I could make into a cookie cutter.
Awesome stuff!!
Mmm, mmm good.
MCB and NSX-R versions. Please, no comments on my lack of frosting skills. :tongue:
FYI- That NSX-R white shouldn't have a clear coat :biggrin:
..but they sure look tasty! :tongue:
..but they sure look tasty! :tongue:
Which 3D printer did you purchase? My UltiMaker kit just arrived by DHL this morning.
I purchased the Makerbot Thing-o-matic last year. Wish I would have waited. Now there is the Ultimaker and the fully assembled Replicator. That is how it always is though. You buy something cool and then they come out with bigger and better versions. Sigh. Drop me a PM once you get it running.
This is how a real type R looks like:
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Very cool. How long did it take to print this?
Made some airplane cookie cutters for a friend and decided to make an NSX cookie cutter.
I think it took about 20 minutes.
Just printed a rough Asimo on my Ultimaker (normal settings, 0.2mm layer height):
Sweet! Looks pretty good.
Just printed a rough Asimo on my Ultimaker (normal settings, 0.2mm layer height):
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Wow you guys have some cool toys! I remember looking at 3D printers a few years back when there was not really an affordable option. Now you've got me thinking... :biggrin:
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