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Merry Christmas 2022

I wish all readers a nice and reflective Christmas, lots of happiness, health and just a good time with loved ones. As a small gift this year there is a small Christmas elf on the 3d printer, which I printed in bronze and silver. The little elf is interesting because it is a 3d scan that was then printed. This makes the surface rougher than it typically is and just more interesting to the touch. All the best, Merry Christmas and see ...

Merry Christmas 2020 & Happy New Year 2021

And it’s that time of year again: 24 December is just around the corner and finally the day when all the stress is over has come. Covid-19 will soon even have to be renamed Covid-20 while we hopefully show the virus where the hammer hangs with the vaccine. Until then, I would like to wish you a great Christmas, lots of fun and joy and hopefully everything you could wish for under the Christmas tree. And at the same time: A Happy New Year! ...

3We Advent Calendar 2020

Like every year, there is the 3We Advent Calendar - built with Hash Animation:Master. In this calendar you will find every day a new, funny, thoughtful or simply good commercial to escape the daily routine. Therefore, I wish you a lot of fun with the Advent Calendar 2020 this year as well! And don’t forget to stop by tomorrow for the next little door and of course you are welcome to share it with others! And now: Have fun! https ...

Continuum Gaming: Special Episode 210

At the moment it is a bit difficult to print with my new resin based 3d printer, because printing unfortunately consumes a lot of isopropanol. Why is this a problem? Isopropanol is one of the best disinfectants and is used in practically every surface disinfectant and also in many hand disinfectants. Unfortunately, my supply of it is running low (I was very lucky to have a large amount of it at home due to the 3d printing... this makes it ...

Breathing mask from the 3d printer

A company from Baden-Württemberg called "Cast Solut" has developed a respirator that can be produced by injection moulding and that reduces the use of filter material to about 1/5 of a normal respirator. Well done one can only say. Of course things get even better if you can download the 3d data for it and print it out on your home FDM printer. The 3d model is available on the website - thanks for that :). But when I downloaded it, I noticed ...

The Soulcage Department: Bouncing Ball exercise

Every 3d-animation artist has probably done it before: This is a new variation of the bouncing ball exercise - this time with a current background. And so it only remains for me to say: #staythefuckhome! Have fun watching it and thanks to Elm from the Soulcage Department for this small and simply stylish animation :). YouTube: https://youtu.be/_2Oe3x20vG0