Got to remove all the fine hairs from the 3D Mandelbulb – but this is a 100mm diameter Mandelbulb printed using Rigid.Ink Gold/Bronze PLA filament. Resolution 0.2mm.
Second image shows the 3D printed collection so far – all in Rigid.Ink PLA.
Ophelia dragged up a load of Saharan dust as well as smoke from Iberian forest fires to give this blood red Sun at mid-day today over the New Forest Observatory.
My latest 40-hour print of a 3D mathematical object on the Anet A6 printer. Now printing the first of 20 prints that will assemble into a remarkable object – and a first for me.
where pure science meets art
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