FroggyNoms

This is one of the first designs I modeled for 3D printing, though this is the 3rd generation design of this model. As I kept learning more about modeling in Rhinoceros I kept improving the design of my Chapels. It is an evolution of the chapel found in the woodworking setion. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

As you can see this model is printed in two separate parts, so that a light or other decor can be placed in the center.

This is an image in darkened conditions with a LED candle.

A top view in dark conditions lit with an LED candle.

This is my second chapel design I made. Instead of only 6 columns I decided to design with 8 columns and see how it would turn out. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

As you can see this model is printed in two separate parts, so that a light or other decor can be placed in the center.

This is an image in darkened conditions with a LED candle.

A top view in dark conditions lit with an LED candle.

This is my third chapel design also designed with 8 columns.This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

As you can see this model is printed in two separate parts, so that a light or other decor can be placed in the center.

This is an image in darkened conditions with a LED candle.

A top view in dark conditions lit with an LED candle.

This egg was designed such the the top looks somewhat like a chapel with Gothic tall windows, and the bottom is designed to be like a rose window. I originally modeled this in Sketchup, but it was not very easy to model in Sketchup. I later remodeled it in Rhinoceros and got a much more precise version. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

Side view of egg.

Top view of egg.

Bottom view of egg.

This egg is just like the first one I modeled but with a variation in the design of the rose window bottom and the top This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

Side view of egg.

Top view of egg.

Bottom view of egg.

For this egg I wanted to get a little more creative and make a romance themed egg. It has 4 large intertwined hearts and 4 smaller hearts on the top half and 12 small hearts around the bottom half. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

Side view of egg.

Bottom-side view of egg.

Bottom view of egg.

This was a very challenging model to create. It is the only one I have made thus far with moving parts within it. So it was critical to design it so that the parts would not fuse together when printed. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

As you can see this model is printed in two separate parts.

To dispense the toothpicks you rotate the rose windows on each side simultaniously one way and then back again.

Inside view of the dispenser.

I had a bit of fun creating 8 differnt rose window cup coaster designs. The 8 designs are named: Classic, StarFlower, Choir, AtomicFlower, Chrysanthemum, DreamCatcher, Poinsettia, and DewDrop Flower. These coasters can also be used as ornaments. These models can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

These are the second style of cup coasters I created with the same designs as the previous ones. These are designed to have a 3" plexiglass insert or glass insert for the cup to sit on so they are about double the thickness of the previous style. These models can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

This model was designed to hold 8 of the style 1 cup coasters. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

Cup coaster container with coasters inside.

This model was designed to hold 8 of the style 2 cup coasters. but can also hold up to 16 of the style 1 coasters. This model can also be found at My shop at Shapeways.com.

Cup coaster container with coasters inside.

Just had some fun challenging myself with some organic modeling the hard way. Froggy Noms lives!!...in 100micron layered resin.

Just had some fun challenging myself with some organic modeling the hard way. Froggy Noms lives!!...in 100micron layered resin.