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3D Design in Mathematica: Generative Jewelry

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Hi Clayton Shonkwiler, thanks for the tip! And thanks for reading!

Posted 8 years ago

Hi Chris!

Really nice result, and very clear explanation. Makes a great pendant, wall art, or trivet!

I like 3-dim stuff living in a 2+dim world, or vice-versa.

Enjoyed seeing you at Waterloo and around the MathArt circuit! -- Dan Bach

POSTED BY: Dan Bach

Hey, Christopher, thanks for posting here!

Incidentally, RandomPoint[Disk[]] will generate a pseudorandom point uniformly in the disk, which could simplify your code a little bit.

Hi Janos, Thanks for your interest. The print at the top of the post is printed in Raw Bronze through Shapeways. I have also printed it on a Lulzbot Mini, which doesn't turn out nearly as nice.

Posted 8 years ago

What 3D printer did you use?

POSTED BY: Janos Lobb

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