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Friday
Jan152010

One Blue Ring

The guys at Open3DP seem to have made a breakthrough in their quest to develop glass-based 3D printing. Every week they seem to make progress, and this week we see a "semi translucent blue glass ring"
 
There's no details on their blog to describe how they managed to create this magical item, but if this is the future of glass printing, we like it a lot. Color 3D printing is wonderful - but translucent glass colored printing is simply stunning. We can imagine a plethora of applications for this, not the least of which will be jewelry. 
 
Well done, Open3DP! (Does it make you invisible?)
 
Via Open3DP (Hat tip to Mark)

 

Reader Comments (3)

It's steam engine time for glass printing. This is the most incredible time in human history to be a sculptor.

January 15, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterBathsheba

Do this by selecting a chain weight that matches the bead size of the jewelry chains.

July 25, 2010 | Unregistered Commenterjewelry chains

blue colour is generally a cool colour. It depicts the cool mind as water is cool and is considered to be blue....now you introduced it in jewelry really awesome..!!!

January 17, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterjewelry Houston

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