Retro style clock designed by Jen and cut from layers of 1/4" plywood. This one is about a foot tall. A much larger version was later made from 1/2" MDF.
paper cut design from local artist Sarah Faye McPherson. http://sarahfayemcpherson.com/148448/home
From right: Broken oil cap. Temporary substitute for said cap. (not a great substitute, but it did the job) and finally, on the far left is the 3D printed replacement cap.
Custom bamboo award/plaque with custom machined stand-offs for the acrylic name plates. Closer views of the standoffs can be found in the machining section of this site.
Centerpieces created for a 5-star banquet. They are made of clear and painted acrylic.
Or the right is a part from an antique antenna rotor control box. There were two of these in the box and both had degraded from age. On the left is a reverse engineered replacement part (HDPE plastic) made on a CNC mill.
These are all tiny individual parts to be used in Polish papercraft folk art called Wycinanki. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vytynanky_(Wycinanki)
More wycinanki created by Jen
More wycinanki created by Jen
It's just a pretty mess of HDPE chips created when CNC milling a bunch of parts for a project in New Orleans.
Where the chips came from.
Butterfly laser-cut from chipboard and hand painted.
A bee cut from the chipboard packaging for monster energy drink. Most of these insect "puzzles" were found as free downloads on the web, but probably originated from this website. http://www.jtronics.de/modellbau.html
These are 3D printed parts with the initial paint job to make them look metallic. I drew these in Rhino from plans I purchased to build a 9 cylinder radial aircraft engine.
