nemo_uk wrote:I created the following bracket so I could use my Canon 600D and a Canon 10-22 lens and get them lined up correctly.
[url]http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/402/fablab3dpart.jpg[/url]
The bracket was 3D printed at the FabLab Airedale in the UK. Their Dimension 3D Printer prints using ABSplus plastic.
My first use of the bracket, camera and Merlin panohead was photographing the inside of Avro Vulcan XJ823 based at the Solway Aviation Museum near Carlisle.
[url]http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/4654/xj823cockpit360thumbnai.jpg[/url]
17 images stitched with PTGui
peperoncino wrote:Hi nemo_uk,
Great idea. What is the price of making?
best, Zoran
nemo_uk wrote:peperoncino wrote:Hi nemo_uk,
Great idea. What is the price of making?
best, Zoran
Hi Zoran,
FabLab Airedale charged £38 to print the model. The pricing is based on volume of material used (50p per cubic centimeter) It took about three and half hours to print. If the camera and lens being used was not that heavy (my setup is about 1kg) I think you could reduce the 3d model a bit and get the price down to something like £25 to £30.
The ABSplus fused deposition modeling used by the Dimension printers is strong but it is not as smooth as the selective laser sintering from the likes of Shapeways which I have also used.
regards,
Tony
nemo_uk wrote:I created the following bracket so I could use my Canon 600D and a Canon 10-22 lens and get them lined up correctly.
[url]http://img442.imageshack.us/img442/402/fablab3dpart.jpg[/url]
The bracket was 3D printed at the FabLab Airedale in the UK. Their Dimension 3D Printer prints using ABSplus plastic.
My first use of the bracket, camera and Merlin panohead was photographing the inside of Avro Vulcan XJ823 based at the Solway Aviation Museum near Carlisle.
[url]http://img838.imageshack.us/img838/4654/xj823cockpit360thumbnai.jpg[/url]
17 images stitched with PTGui
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