You can make a translucent sphericon mold and put it on a growing apple, like they do for watermelon, pears, etc in Japan ! And you will get a sphericon apple without GMO 😉
Not that there's anything wrong with GMOs. But engineering a plant to produce a shape like this sounds incredibly difficult, if not impossible, so a sphericon mold is the way to go.
you probably dont care at all but does anyone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my login password. I love any tips you can offer me!
If you stuck the sphericon into the acetone bath assembled, I'd expect it to smooth and fuse the two halves together pretty well based on the giant gap and fillet it leaves when you do the parts separately. Maybe drill the tiniest hole into one of them and put a very, very thin strand of thread/wire though it by which to hang it from the container. Could make an interesting, almost impossible looking result I'd recon.
@Make Anything, Well, you obviously need to gather enough crazy tests for you acetone smoothing part 2 video first, so now you at least have one - fusing separately printed parts together :)
I love the gloss but why wouldn't you assemble it before smoothing? If I'm correct, wouldn't it not produce such a dramatic seam, if not completely mend it? I'd love to know your thoughts!
Can you make those optical illusions with text you know if you look at it one way it will spell something but from a different way it will spell something different
okay, so it turns out that Fusion 360 is not as intuitive as it looks. I did manage to model a hexasphericon, though! I did have a few issues. One was that Fusion refused to see the tracks I cut out, at least for some of the sketches. Another was that instead of the rotate making a solid shape like you've got, I ended up with a shell. Also still figuring out how it locks shapes to each other. Kept trying to make things really wonky on me, resizing lines and angles weird when all I wanted to change was the size of the track I'd cut. But! For my first experience with the software, I think I did a reasonably good job! I dunno if what I just designed is actually printable or not, but it looks cool, and I can play with it more tomorrow. Or... later today, I guess. It was already after midnight when I started. Whooops... And the reason I decided to install it tonight instead of going to sleep was because I wanted to better visualize what a penasphericon looked like... but since I had to follow this tutorial much more closely to figure out the controls, that one will have to wait. Perhaps tomorrow.
Hey @Make Anything I was modelling one of these hexasphericons for myself end everything was fine and dandy and fully constrained up until I added the extra curvature (fillets and the arcs in circular pattern). Do you have any tips on constraining these extra features?
I'd like to see how you modeled the "Geode" pattern in your other sphericon. Was it all designed in the same program? (I'm assuming something like fusion 360?) Or was this done after the original shape was created, in some post processing program like meshmixer?
I don't know if you take submissions, but could you make the Nintendo Labo-Motorbike? since it is now usable with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, it would be nice to have a Labo-Motorbike that is a bit more durable. :)
@@make.anything I just made it and I made 1 sketch and revolved the two sides at 2 different axis. So it turned out to be much simpler. But the rest im still figuring it out.
Have you ever thought of making 3d printed animation? I once saw laser cutout animation and I thought it was interesting, or maybe a 3D printed zoetrope with a strobe light
I have watched a few of your videos, you obviously know Fusion 360 very well. As a complete beginner can you go a bit slower so newbies like me can keep up.
I literally just struggled to figure this out this morning. Yesterday I saw your video and spent so much time modeling my own. Kind of wish this video had been out first...
You can make a translucent sphericon mold and put it on a growing apple, like they do for watermelon, pears, etc in Japan ! And you will get a sphericon apple without GMO 😉
That actually sounds really cool, why haven't I heard of that before!
Please do this!
Not that there's anything wrong with GMOs. But engineering a plant to produce a shape like this sounds incredibly difficult, if not impossible, so a sphericon mold is the way to go.
This is awesome! Great Fusion 360 tutorial!
you probably dont care at all but does anyone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot my login password. I love any tips you can offer me!
Devin, EXCELLENT work (as usual). As long as you share your creations with us, we'll stay inspired.
That first, single print sphericon is SO COOL! I think I'm addicted to you... :3
I love your channel and i just saved up a bought a 3d printer because of you, thank you! So much
If you stuck the sphericon into the acetone bath assembled, I'd expect it to smooth and fuse the two halves together pretty well based on the giant gap and fillet it leaves when you do the parts separately. Maybe drill the tiniest hole into one of them and put a very, very thin strand of thread/wire though it by which to hang it from the container.
Could make an interesting, almost impossible looking result I'd recon.
I considered this but just didn't have the time to build the proper set up :/ maybe in the future!
@Make Anything, Well, you obviously need to gather enough crazy tests for you acetone smoothing part 2 video first, so now you at least have one - fusing separately printed parts together :)
Thanks you for a Great Christmas Gift for the grand kids. Thank you for your time, it is worth a lot to me.
Using magnets is an ingenious idea , which no doubt will find a way in my future designs.
Keep up on your projects as they are very inspiring.
Can you imagine seeing a downhill race with these? 😂 that would be pretty entertaining.
OH NO LOOK OUT! Oh wait never mind
So, the acetone rolled up the edges? BIG difference in a fit of the two halves between 12:52 and 13:40 of the video.
Yep, it rounded the corners out a lot. I actually kinda like it, but it would be interesting to try smoothing it stuck together
Great video. I learn new tricks in Fusion 360 every time I watch one of your tutorial videos. Thank you.
I'm happy to help!
I'd love to see more sphericons with the cores removed, and I'm also curious to see if you can somehow put something that's not connected inside...?
That looks a lot easier than I was expecting! I'm gonna do that!
I saw your other video about Sphericons, and instantly jumped into Fusion 360 to make some!
Do you have a video in the more complex multiple color prints. How to apply the color and how to print what printer etc
These are amazing and surprisingly easy to make. Thank you so much for the tutorial. I was wondering though, how did you make the retro line ones?
Do you think it's possible to make a sphericon 2x2 Rubik's Cube?
Another great video! I have a feeling I'm going to spend waaaaay too much time making waaaaay too many sphericons. I blame you. :)
What did he do at 8:40 ?? When i try that it deforms the entire sketch..
Wow that acetone vapor treatment makes it look great! So is it burning away a layer? How much material is lost?
It basically melts the plastic. The longer you leave it the more it smooths!
Fantastic tutorial Devin, thank you.
Hey, how do I add weight to the sphericon to make it roll more consistently?
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing the process!!!... Greetings.
If I want to print these, do I have to separate them and print them by each other, separately or just how it is right now?
Flat Earth? No. Round Earth? Not at all!
But Sphericon Earth? Yes, definitely! Make Anything!
Wouldn't the cavity by which you're connecting them have too much overhang?
Please do a tutorial about connectors
Very informative and easy to follow :) thank you!
Do you have a polysher? will you get the same result?
Great shape to show some 3D modeling and printing skills.
I love the gloss but why wouldn't you assemble it before smoothing? If I'm correct, wouldn't it not produce such a dramatic seam, if not completely mend it? I'd love to know your thoughts!
I just couldn't be bothered to build the setup. I'd have to hang the part from a string or something since all sides need to be smoothed
Can you make those optical illusions with text you know if you look at it one way it will spell something but from a different way it will spell something different
Excellent video! Thank you!
ur the best thx for teaching how
okay, so it turns out that Fusion 360 is not as intuitive as it looks. I did manage to model a hexasphericon, though! I did have a few issues. One was that Fusion refused to see the tracks I cut out, at least for some of the sketches. Another was that instead of the rotate making a solid shape like you've got, I ended up with a shell.
Also still figuring out how it locks shapes to each other. Kept trying to make things really wonky on me, resizing lines and angles weird when all I wanted to change was the size of the track I'd cut.
But! For my first experience with the software, I think I did a reasonably good job! I dunno if what I just designed is actually printable or not, but it looks cool, and I can play with it more tomorrow. Or... later today, I guess. It was already after midnight when I started. Whooops...
And the reason I decided to install it tonight instead of going to sleep was because I wanted to better visualize what a penasphericon looked like... but since I had to follow this tutorial much more closely to figure out the controls, that one will have to wait. Perhaps tomorrow.
Hey @Make Anything I was modelling one of these hexasphericons for myself end everything was fine and dandy and fully constrained up until I added the extra curvature (fillets and the arcs in circular pattern). Do you have any tips on constraining these extra features?
Great video Devin! You make it look so easy ;)
I'd like to see how you modeled the "Geode" pattern in your other sphericon. Was it all designed in the same program? (I'm assuming something like fusion 360?) Or was this done after the original shape was created, in some post processing program like meshmixer?
You guessed it. Fusion for basic model, then spike tool in meshmixer for the crystals
I don't know if you take submissions, but could you make the Nintendo Labo-Motorbike? since it is now usable with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, it would be nice to have a Labo-Motorbike that is a bit more durable. :)
I wish I could design some labo models, alas I can justify getting a switch right now If only I could snag a sponsorship from Nintendo :0
How long does it take an order to arrive to a house in USA?
Of you're talking about shapeways, it depends on the material you choose.. usually around a month though
Hey Devin great video ,🖐
Oh dang, my cat would love these :3
Full revolve and split body with plane, wouldnt that work?
Yes.. I figured it's the same either way
Nice work. keep going
why didn’t you show all your versions more closely ?
i was really interested in that
TheBadGamer His last video has him showing them in more detail.
Charlie p thanks
You're welcome
might be getting one from shapeways
How did you design the geode part of that geode sphericon?
I made that inside surface using the meshmixer spike brush
What would happen if you put chamfers on every edge for the original one, like what would it look like?
Try it 😉
Can you do this in inventor 2019?
I haven't used Inventor, but I imagine the process is very similar
@@make.anything I just made it and I made 1 sketch and revolved the two sides at 2 different axis. So it turned out to be much simpler. But the rest im still figuring it out.
But can it spring-o
Cool video
Thank you Make Anything, very cool!
His name is devin
imagine a morning star with that thing in the end, or a walking cane
what does "SLS" mean?
It's a laser sintering technology that involves fusing a powder, rather than the cheaper and more convenient FDM tech most hobbyists use
Have you ever thought of making 3d printed animation? I once saw laser cutout animation and I thought it was interesting, or maybe a 3D printed zoetrope with a strobe light
I've thought about it a lot. It's a pretty intense project though!
EPIC, thank you!
This makes me want to buy a 3d printer
Never mind. Found the my mini factory download and it hit me it would be soooo much easier to just .... paint .... the outside surface :-)
Make one in vr
Cool!
Make a gamecube one
nice!
Make a trisphericon!
I have watched a few of your videos, you obviously know Fusion 360 very well. As a complete beginner can you go a bit slower so newbies like me can keep up.
I literally just struggled to figure this out this morning. Yesterday I saw your video and spent so much time modeling my own. Kind of wish this video had been out first...
Well he did say it was coming out today or tomorrow :P
I don't have a 3d printer tho
The clickbait had me thinking they were going to use play dough or clay and make them by hand. Oh well.
Devin you may discover gravity by dropping a sphericon on top of your head much like the apple of Newton. GravitySphericon 🎉 💕 💓 edit: no GMO
Might be a weapon 😂
I would like to buy one of your puzzles, or a few of I could...... 5B5.9Bi.o98o
*might be a weapon*
"quite weighty, tho. *i t m i g h t b e a w e a p o n* "
3D print an acoustic guitar you're not down
Apple sphericons
How to make anything...
*How to make everything* 🤔🤔
my name is karl
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i feel like the OP is a time traveler from 2016
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Is it possible to get 100 dislikes on a comment?
Is it possible to get dislikes on a comment in the first place? As far as I can tell, the thumbs-down icon on comments never actually did anything.
Thank you Make Anything, very cool!