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Love heart jewelry I: 3D printing of parametric region

Frederick Wu
Posted 5 years ago

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POSTED BY: Frederick Wu
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Hi Frederick, Can't see how to contact you via the Wolfram Community, would like to contact you about how I've used your heart design, tried on LinkedIn didn't find you, you are welcome to join me on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdarrenkelly.
POSTED BY: Darren Kelly
Frederick Wu
Frederick Wu
Posted 1 year ago

Hi Kelly,

You can contact me by email: wu_fei_1978@163.com, or we can disuss your issue in Wolfram Community.
POSTED BY: Frederick Wu
Frederick Wu
Frederick Wu
Posted 4 years ago

Hi Jonathan,

Thank you for your interesting for my heart design. In the case, Wolfram Mathematica doesn't work with RegionUnion, You can use Materielise Magics or other software to do region Boolean calculation.

I attached the heart with a ring in STL file format ( at top ) for your reference.
POSTED BY: Frederick Wu

Thanks once again Frederick!

Hope to see more posts from you in future...

Jonathan
POSTED BY: Jonathan Kinlay

Hi Frederick,

I am still struggling to replicate your rather lovely design. I created a ring region as you suggested:

ringRegion = 
 TransformedRegion[
  TransformedRegion[ringregion, RotationTransform[Pi/2, {1, 0, 0}]], 
  TranslationTransform[{0, 0, 0.5}]]

and then RegionUnion should mesh the two stl images together:

union = RegionUnion[heartRegion, ringRegion]

But, in fact, in Mathematica V12.3, the output appears to be identical to the original heartRegion.

Any idea what the issue could be?
POSTED BY: Jonathan Kinlay

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That's very helpful Frederick.

Thanks for a great presentation!
POSTED BY: Jonathan Kinlay
Frederick Wu
Frederick Wu
Posted 5 years ago

Hi Jonathan,

Thank you for interesting my post. You can create a chain-ring with below steps.

  1. create an annulus in 3D as a chain-ring

         ring = With[{r1 = 0.4, r2 = 2},
          ParametricPlot3D[{(r2 + Cos[v]) r1 Sin[u], (r2 + Cos[v]) r1  Cos[u],
             r1 Sin[v]},
           {u, 0, 2 Pi}, {v, 0, 2 Pi},
           MaxRecursion -> 3, PlotPoints -> 50]];

  2. Rotate, translate and scaling transform, if necessary.

    ringRotate = TransformedRegion[TransformedRegion[ring,
    RotationTransform[Pi/2, {1, 0, 0}]], 
   TranslationTransform[{0, 0, 0.5}]];

  3. Then Boolean union on your target region.

    union = RegionUnion[targetRegion, ringRotate]

enter image description here

I work with a 3D printing supplier in China, I am afraid, they will be no sourcing advantage for your prototype with considerable shipping cost and customs tax. However, I found a few printing services in U.S. for you to pick.

https://i.materialise.com/blog/en/3d-printed-jewelry/

https://www.shapeways.com/industry/jewelry/

https://envisiontec.com/3d-printing-industries/professional/jewelry/

https://pick3dprinter.com/3d-printing-jewelry-service/
POSTED BY: Frederick Wu

Hi Frederick,

Very nice post! I have a couple of questions:

1) How did you create the loop for the chain and attach it to the heart structure?

2) Which 3D printing service did you use for your design?
POSTED BY: Jonathan Kinlay
Soft Ware
Soft Ware
Posted 5 years ago

Hello and thank you for posting your work on the Love Heart. What a wonderful gift for your wife, xx. I am an artist working in IT and found it fascinating that a wax casting could be created this way. I also make and collect heart jewellery and objects and your information was really valuable. Thanks again, Denise UK
POSTED BY: Soft Ware

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