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Oh cool! Thanks guys! The buttons were a great success. Working on a shirt at the moment with even more 3D printed buttons.

I guess I have to think of a new challenge. Any suggestions? How about another experimentation challenge?

@Steinie Alrighty. I enter my 3D printed vest buttons. :) Made in trueSpace 7. Sliced in Cura3D and Flashprint. Printed in a Flashforge Finder and an Ultimaker 3 Extended. Materials used: Black CPE (chlorinated polyethylene) Red, White, Silver PLA (polylactide) WPC (wood-plastic composite, PLA & wo...

I 3D printed some vest buttons. Does that count?

vitriol3d.com/my-blog/3d-printed-buttons

That was sort of an experiment.

Teared http://40.media.tumblr.com/472be87be9a7ee58b1f97a21ddfabcda/tumblr_nxvag12uaS1qbdsr3o1_1280.png Done with my Note 4 and Ravioli Paint 2, Photo Editor and Picsart a little. I used a technique of photo manipulation and photo brushes, then painted the lighting and the building (minus the window...

@Clintonman They were GPS/GSM tracking modules to be put in construction equipment like bulldozers, excavators, mobile generators, etc.

@ Steinie Yes, the idea is to make our own filament for the 3D printers with wood-chippings by combining it with a moldable starch (Polylactic Acid or PLA). I'll try to keep you guys up-to-date and check the forums more often. @ Draise My new phone is a OnePlus 3. Pretty sure I told you about that o...

I'm now working with PLA-wood 3D printing at a start-up company called the Wood Region here in Sweden. IMG_20161121_110654.jpg IMG_20161121_110613.jpg forgcreatureprint.jpg I've also been doing some photography since I got a new phone. Check it out on my Website: http://www.vitriol3d.com/photography...

On top of that I've been busy with my apartment, making furniture and rearranging stuff. This is still a work in progress though.

Hi guys! Sorry about my absence. The cause for me not posting things very often any longer is quite simply that one might say I have diversified a little. I started getting some jobs designing covers for GSM modules: janrenders-1.5.jpg This involved a lot of 3D printing as well and I got a chance to...

A failed attempt at making irrigation fields in the desert perhaps?