@@JinKeeI was thinking maybe have the fake liquid patch up the holes to still maintain the appearance of a broken mug without actually having open holes
@@tesseract5569 🤓🤓 I said frozen in time, not inanimate I mean a room with a cool paused scene, like things falling, wind, explosion, water splash.... whatever, all objects of interest being 3D printed
Would look better if you used a clear wire for the effects portion because the metal sticking out of the front side looks off... but also making it into an actual functional coffee mug would be the best part of it all.
I feel like the entry side if the mug wouldn’t be blowing outward like that but I’m not 100% sure. Also the assembly looks really satisfying. You should make mug shot 3D puzzles.
this would be so cool if you printed or modelled the coffee with clear resin coloured brown, it'd not only look more like coffee but also the clear colour would make it look like there's more dimension and movement
Incredible how you can model particle explosions in blender and export it as a one frame STL to print with 1 click , seems easier than 3d animation since it's just one still frame
With some minor modifications you could make the coffee blobs be the thing that holds the other pieces and the bullet without the need of wire, for a cleaner look.
The metal thing that is attached to the bullet should be painted black just like the coffee. Then, you could add thin black plastic wrap around the metal to make it more authentic.
the powder is poured into the casing then the slug is pressed into the casing about half way. The casing doesn’t go flying towards the target only the slug.
This is incredible! In case you ever need to model a bullet again, the shape you printed includes the casing the bullet is fired from. The conical tip is the actual projectile. Amazing work!
@@niil047this bullet looks like it's inspired by a common 9 mm. Length of that bullet would be significantly shorter than what shown here, if it was modeled after a rifle cartridge, like 308, The bullet would have to be shaped differently in general. While not as egregious as modeling the full cartridge it just looks a bit silly.
it has roughly the same shape as old .45 caliber rifle cartridges minus the flat tip (.45-70, 45-90 etc.) if anything it looks almost exactly like a higher weight (150 grain or so) 30-30 Winchester. both of these are typically found only on lever actions, if I'm not mistaken the tip shape helps with feeding. it also doesn't look like a rimless cartridge either. the model is very much of a bullet, just an unusual/outdated one. it was probably a stylistic choice to have a longer bullet on this sculpture, i do think it follows the lines of the shrapnel pattern better.
For future reference when designing bullets that have supposedly already been fired, you should just print the cap of the bullet as the casing breaks off once the primer ignites the gunpowder and the casting is ejected out of the gun.
If you look closely, there actually isn’t a casing on the bullet - the projectile is just really long for some reason. Edit: The 6.5 mm Carcano round looks a bit like that
I think it would be better on the other axis. You could camouflage the handle into the shattered pieces, and the most important part is that the mug could be made functional! Imagine bringing it to the office, instant conversation starter
From what I know about terminal ballistics (which isn’t much) the impact point on the mug and its subsequent shape will be (mostly) a function of hydraulic pressure. That means it should be spherical.
Only criticism I have other than what people have already pointed out is that the entry wound wouldn’t look like that, the shards are positioned in the opposite way they should be. Regardless, still an amazing build and I hope to see more
@@fullmentalalchemist3922 I'm just gonna imagine 2 bullets being shot from inside by some tiny coffee people with one of the bullets being a long-boi (or maybe just 1 long-boi bullet and it was the shell that shot out the back)
Hey I hate to point this out but because of the trajectory of the projectile, the mug wouldn't have shards coming out in the opposite direction of where the bullet came from. When you break glass or ceramics the shards always follow the bullet, just food for thought. Looks awesome though!
I think you can do it better if you replace the black plastic with the glass or transparent plastic,because this looks realistic only when there is a coffee in a mug.But if you do this transparent,the mug will look realistic even if there is a milk in it
They made it easy to print off plastic bullshit that is barely interesting at best,and will just get thrown out once whoever printed it dies. It’s just going to leech into the ground water in some landfill. Great job making another machine that makes plastic garbage. What a change for the world.
The bullet is too long. It looks like you took the length of the bullet and the cartridge and just made them one piece. The bullet itself should only be about one third of that size for a typical pistol round, such as 9 mm, which is what this bullet appears to be modeled after. That being said, its still a bad ass piece. Well done!
This looks really cool especially if you make different colored versions of it like a neon blue or purple liquid or just a regular brown to look like coffee
Awesome project! Now this is something that could be an actual merch article for the "Wanted" movie, I mean it literally could have been in the ending scene (the bullet pierces an energy drink can and then flies right through a donut hole, so why not a coffee mug).
@@orange8175577 tyrannosaur, 500 Nitro Express, and many other round-tipped long projectiles.. It's so easy to research before speaking what you don't know, just simply Google: Long Round Nose Projectiles. Literally on Wikipedia of the spitzer projectile there is a photo with a long round-nosed projectile! See: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spitzer_(bullet) . . Quero ver mostrar que não estou certo! 😎
Really awesome piece! I enjoy the shattered pattern you used for the point of entry and exits. However one critique I have is that the bullet should be flattened. Bullets don’t keep their smooth pointed bodies after leaving the barrel. Instead they flatten whenever they hit something. Even hitting a fragile liquid filled mug would change the shape of the bullet. I recommend looking up some slow motion channels to see how the bullet changes as it hits whatever target they’re using, as well as how the different densities of the solids and liquids would change the trajectory as well so it wouldn’t be entering and leaving in a straight line either. Other than that I would absolutely love to see this as an actual mug one day.
@@rachel705 “bullets dont keep their smooth pointed bodies after leaving the barrel” but i agree w that just dont think its a big enough deal to leave a paragraph
Think it would be cool if the black was brown or another lighter color instead, so that it looks like actual coffee or another drink! This was super cool and creative!! 😮 and agree with everyone in the comments that this count be an actual mug design!!
Not even comments on that he made the entire cartridge and called it a bullet but the issue I see is that is not how destruction via high speed projectiles works: The entry side would be pushed inward while the exit side would push outwards. In this case the front side would be blown in while the back would be blown out.
That looks amazing! I only have 2 criticisms though, first of all a bullet doesn’t work like that, when a cartridge is fired only the tip (bullet) comes out of the end of the gun. Secondly you should totally make it into a real mug because i would for sure buy it!!👍
Three things you could do to make this look much better. 1: remove the casing from the bullet. 2: have the other side of the mug (where the bullet entered) caved into the mug rather than out of the mug 3: have a small motor hidden inside the cup attacked to the bullet and spining it ever so slowly.
The bullet head is a bit long and it looks like the cartridge was fired with it too, so if the bullet was shorter it would definitely make it even better
@@jackstailers3248 if it's supposed to be a bullet going through a mug he can make it a bright piece of plastic preferably transparent but a bright blue or red would still work it would most likely support the damn thing better than literal wires and if you mean how thats supposed to make sense i must ask have you ever seen a tracer
@@Gage-bk7cn many of times. I was just curious on how you would make that effect work but that actually makes sense. Plus I was most likely tired when I made the comment
You gotta put this in the market, create different mugs with different liquid colors like coffee, cream, orange juice and sell them, it would be so cool
If you could make it like that but with nothing inside the mug so you can drink out of it - have your morning coffee or whatever, I would buy that forsure.
I want someone to make this an actual mug.
Feel like it would quite hard to drink out of or clean ngl but maybe just the shattering or smt
@@Sketchy_Doodmake the bullet be the handle. Gives you an undamaged side to drink from.
Coat the whole thing in a smooth surface of waterclear epoxy
@@JinKeeI was thinking maybe have the fake liquid patch up the holes to still maintain the appearance of a broken mug without actually having open holes
It is it literally just saw it
@@VenomFrogPwned okay now drink from it
"Here at Aperture, we shoot the whole bullet, thats78% more bullet, per bullet."
Your comment brought me a lot of good memories haha
Beat me to it
"Hello investors! Cave Johnson here"
I can almost here it; the absurdly cheerful, over confident and somewhat arrogant Cave Johnson's voice saying that line.
All guns shoot a whole bullet, do you think some guns leave some of the bullet in the casing ?
That bullet probably just saved your life because THAT is some potent coffee.
Newtonian Coffee?
That coffee looks like it's resisting arrest bruh
dark elixir
@@leopardman 😂
Love that game @@shrimpaerospace
Yo bro, you should definitely make a website/shop out of your cool creations, I wild absolutely love this as an actual coffee mug.
Yeah... That mug kinda crazy.
@@fusselised-slugcat yeah I guess you could say he got MUGged
First he has to make it an actual mug
Make a "Time Stop" room where everything is 3D printed and look like it's frozen in time
What??? So 3d print inanimate objects. All objects are inanimate already. I can't tell if you're joking or not but I hope you are
@@tesseract5569 🤓🤓
I said frozen in time, not inanimate
I mean a room with a cool paused scene, like things falling, wind, explosion, water splash.... whatever, all objects of interest being 3D printed
Is this a JoJo reference?
That would be awesome
@@tesseract5569Are you brain damaged
Bro took "mugshot" to a whole different level 💀
Underrated 💀
Literally 😂
yea that’s the joke…
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Fr 💀💀
Would look better if you used a clear wire for the effects portion because the metal sticking out of the front side looks off... but also making it into an actual functional coffee mug would be the best part of it all.
I feel like the entry side if the mug wouldn’t be blowing outward like that but I’m not 100% sure. Also the assembly looks really satisfying. You should make mug shot 3D puzzles.
Agree
Of course it wouldn't, can't have it on both sides.
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this would be so cool if you printed or modelled the coffee with clear resin coloured brown, it'd not only look more like coffee but also the clear colour would make it look like there's more dimension and movement
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I'll steal this idea and make one at home, this is so dope.
Add bits of cotton balls behind the bullet to hide the wires and it will look like it’s breaking the sound barrier
Plz use an actual bullet and not the whole cartridge
make sure to make the bullet more pointy. that one looks like not bullet enough.
@@TheBejohns5 good idea. :)
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@@vinxx6370
I need this as my daily mug for my daily coffee
Oh yea imagine you get the whole thing dirty lol😂
@@ashon8617 John Whick Style 🥷
That one friend with lots of free time on a random Thursday:
This is really impressive, could be in a temporary art installation imo
What does imo means
@@FatelessWonderer-qr8cu in my opinion
@@FatelessWonderer-qr8cu you can google ya know
@@FatelessWonderer-qr8cu it means “in my opinion” :)
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Not me thinking the bullet was a whisk😂
Same
WAIT ITS A BULLET?
@@BI_MFERyes its called "mugshot"
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you're not alone
You shot bullet with his shell... Lol 🤣🤣🤣
he didn't
@@kriegenjoyer6913yes he did bro
No, but it looks like an old bullet from the late 1800 hundreds, the bullets at that time was long and look like the one in the video
This is the creativity modern art needs
Art is already full of that tho, Idk what you mean! This creation is definitely deserving of the spotlight tho
Finally, an actually good *mugshot*
well done
Well done
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Really awesome piece of art-for added realism you could add rifling and mushrooming to the projectile
And no casing on the bullet
@@Yourmotherisrespectablethere is no casing to begin with
@@WheezyBeardLover i can see the ridge of the casing
And the"entry" for the bullet for the backside wouldn't point outwards, it would deform the mug inwards instead
Incredible how you can model particle explosions in blender and export it as a one frame STL to print with 1 click , seems easier than 3d animation since it's just one still frame
This is the cleanest mug shot I’ve ever seen
Nice
With some minor modifications you could make the coffee blobs be the thing that holds the other pieces and the bullet without the need of wire, for a cleaner look.
The wire holding the bullet kinda looks like air trails or whatever they're called
@@idonthaveskill5054no it doesn’t
@@titanyt195 damn angy
@@idonthaveskill5054it doesnt though
@@titanyt195 no imagination-having ass
The metal thing that is attached to the bullet should be painted black just like the coffee. Then, you could add thin black plastic wrap around the metal to make it more authentic.
the powder is poured into the casing then the slug is pressed into the casing about half way. The casing doesn’t go flying towards the target only the slug.
This is incredible! In case you ever need to model a bullet again, the shape you printed includes the casing the bullet is fired from. The conical tip is the actual projectile. Amazing work!
doesnt the casing have a lip around the back end, the bullet doesnt seem to have one so at least to me it just looks like a bullet
@@niil047 True, but bullets generally don’t extend that far back into the casing. That’s where the powder is stored, among other things.
@@keefstafro search up "high caliber bullet, alot of them are as long as the bullet they made even (or even longer)
@@niil047this bullet looks like it's inspired by a common 9 mm. Length of that bullet would be significantly shorter than what shown here, if it was modeled after a rifle cartridge, like 308, The bullet would have to be shaped differently in general.
While not as egregious as modeling the full cartridge it just looks a bit silly.
it has roughly the same shape as old .45 caliber rifle cartridges minus the flat tip (.45-70, 45-90 etc.) if anything it looks almost exactly like a higher weight (150 grain or so) 30-30 Winchester. both of these are typically found only on lever actions, if I'm not mistaken the tip shape helps with feeding. it also doesn't look like a rimless cartridge either. the model is very much of a bullet, just an unusual/outdated one. it was probably a stylistic choice to have a longer bullet on this sculpture, i do think it follows the lines of the shrapnel pattern better.
Damn, an Aperture turret must've shot that mug. That's 65% more bullet then normal
No
Had me giggling in the library 😂
There are some special 45-70.'s that kiiiinda look like that but I'm 99% sure dude just had no idea what a bullet looks like without the casing
@@DumbArsea surprising amount of people have never seen a bullet without casing
@@PFnove
Or don't remember seeing it in 75% of action movies, and a couple of games
Wow, this is so cool omg!
It brought me back to when, Prey launched and the player didn't know if the mugs near them were mimics or not.
For future reference when designing bullets that have supposedly already been fired, you should just print the cap of the bullet as the casing breaks off once the primer ignites the gunpowder and the casting is ejected out of the gun.
This mug, however, was shot with a 66% more bullet per bullet
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@haisai8289 That's crazy bro, but just one quick question, did I ask for your opinion?
@@haisai8289ikr imagine actually know how guns work so you can actually talk about them intelligently
If you look closely, there actually isn’t a casing on the bullet - the projectile is just really long for some reason.
Edit: The 6.5 mm Carcano round looks a bit like that
Now make an actual mug look like this
Like some add on pieces? That’s not a bad idea actually!
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I think it would be better on the other axis. You could camouflage the handle into the shattered pieces, and the most important part is that the mug could be made functional! Imagine bringing it to the office, instant conversation starter
From what I know about terminal ballistics (which isn’t much) the impact point on the mug and its subsequent shape will be (mostly) a function of hydraulic pressure. That means it should be spherical.
Looks cool! Ditch the casing on the bullet and color the coffee brown instead of black.
here at aperture, we use the whole bullet, no need to be wasteful, that’s 78% more bullet per bullet!
It could be an old style rifle bullet
i didn’t see no casing just one long bullet
@@sammerritt730 or an aperture turret
@@hackerman1647 if you look at the 3-D print of the bullet, it was a small what looked to be a pistol round with the casing on it
Only criticism I have other than what people have already pointed out is that the entry wound wouldn’t look like that, the shards are positioned in the opposite way they should be. Regardless, still an amazing build and I hope to see more
And the fact the he printed a bullet with the shell included.
@@fullmentalalchemist3922im pretty sure this is what he meant by what other people have pointed out
@@fullmentalalchemist3922 I'm just gonna imagine 2 bullets being shot from inside by some tiny coffee people with one of the bullets being a long-boi
(or maybe just 1 long-boi bullet and it was the shell that shot out the back)
Actually, the entry wound would look like this. If you look at anything being shot in slowmo, that is how it looks.
An entry wound does infact look like this
Hey I hate to point this out but because of the trajectory of the projectile, the mug wouldn't have shards coming out in the opposite direction of where the bullet came from. When you break glass or ceramics the shards always follow the bullet, just food for thought. Looks awesome though!
And the bullet would not have the casing
This might be the one of the best paper weight design.
Bro really made the whole bullet flying through the mug 💀💀
78% more bullet, per bullet! -aperature science
@ashcorvus7004 why not come up with your own comment instead of taking it from someone else
@@kiidmarzgamez1602because funny
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@@kiidmarzgamez1602it's a meme...
This takes mug shot to a WHOLE new level 😂
I was just abt to say that💀
Mug shot is just a genius name
I think you can do it better if you replace the black plastic with the glass or transparent plastic,because this looks realistic only when there is a coffee in a mug.But if you do this transparent,the mug will look realistic even if there is a milk in it
“Mugshot”
Literally! 😂
does anyone really think putting a normal word in quotes make it funny
it does. now piss abt it and get outta ur feelings
@@vincentdreemurr sometimes it does
@@Eternal_Edge69this is not one of those times
bro made a literal mugshot
Underrated comment
@@TheonlyBe_Like oh cmon
@@TheonlyBe_Likepeopole like it... I think
Dammit, you did it before I could lol
@@WanderingWind71 sorry
This brings back so many memories 🫶
edit: Thanks for all the likes ㊙️
Coffee being a lifesaver portrayed in art
That bullet is pretty big, usually bullets are smaller pieces of metal. What you see in a "bullet" is the casing surrounding a bullet.
Look am just gonna say it, whoever came up with 3D printing machines… you have changed the world.
You clearly didn’t have to say it as that is a very obvious statement, Plato.
@@heathscarbucksnotstarfucks5473did you print yourself a peg?
They made it easy to print off plastic bullshit that is barely interesting at best,and will just get thrown out once whoever printed it dies. It’s just going to leech into the ground water in some landfill. Great job making another machine that makes plastic garbage. What a change for the world.
Thanks for stating the obvious
@@mrgoodcat899it was two sadly
The bullet is too long. It looks like you took the length of the bullet and the cartridge and just made them one piece. The bullet itself should only be about one third of that size for a typical pistol round, such as 9 mm, which is what this bullet appears to be modeled after. That being said, its still a bad ass piece. Well done!
Was looking for some one else to point this out
Some old rifle cartridges from the early 1900’s had these kinda of fat, flat bullet.
@@stolyartoad8640u can see the primer so i think he just messed up cuz it look like a 9mm
maybe it a 6.5 mm Carcano round or something similar
looks real to me
I feel that covering the wire would be more effective. It would also be more visually appealing if you made the coffee look more liquid
mug shot! clever af
This looks really cool especially if you make different colored versions of it like a neon blue or purple liquid or just a regular brown to look like coffee
I NEED this in my life
Bullets? Go to chicago
OK yeah but it’s 3-D printed so whenever you put scorching hot coffee in there it’s probably gonna melt
Do you know how a bullet actually fires you mor on?
@@CheeseMiser LMAOO💀😭🙏
@@CheeseMiserI Can confirm thats where you should go. I lived there for 8 years
Good. Replace wire with transparent fibre.
Awesome project! Now this is something that could be an actual merch article for the "Wanted" movie, I mean it literally could have been in the ending scene (the bullet pierces an energy drink can and then flies right through a donut hole, so why not a coffee mug).
That gun shot the entire cartridge out the barrel 😂
I only see the bullet not the casing
@@somerandomguy3562goofy ass
I think this could pass as a .300 black out, or something similar
😂😂😂Bruh!
Bro you high?
The person who hated that mug so much was so good at weapons manufacturing he found a way to fire the whole bullet case and all
@@YesimactuallyspiderMan what
@@cardboardistasty I was just testing if I can comeant
@@cardboardistasty spider Getto spider Getto does some things a spider does watch out here comes the spider Getto
Idk man it looks like a normal bullet to me, a bit close to 6.5mm Carcano now that i think about it
Cave Johnson much?
This deserves a sub(just subbed)
I’m 99% sure this video was one of the first ones that got everyone into RUclips shorts
Dude you’re a genius for naming it “mug shot” you actually got me to laugh lol
Edit: mom I’m famous! 1.1k likes on a comment! Thank you all!
“Got me to laugh” Sorry gigachad
@donteereece2510 what
Ikr
very cool bro
Holy Shit, that looks cool
Lol realest comment
This needs to be an actual mug I would love it
That’s so cool
Ah yes, the classic entire catridge shot
How many people do i have to tell DO YOU NOT REALIZE THAT BULLETS CAN BE LONG?
show me one bullet that looks like that@@Whatwhagwhawhat
@@orange8175577 tyrannosaur, 500 Nitro Express, and many other round-tipped long projectiles..
It's so easy to research before speaking what you don't know, just simply Google: Long Round Nose Projectiles.
Literally on Wikipedia of the spitzer projectile there is a photo with a long round-nosed projectile! See: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spitzer_(bullet)
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Quero ver mostrar que não estou certo! 😎
@@Whatwhagwhawhatthe length isn’t really the unrealistic part lol
@@orange81756.5 carcano looks similar
Really awesome piece! I enjoy the shattered pattern you used for the point of entry and exits. However one critique I have is that the bullet should be flattened. Bullets don’t keep their smooth pointed bodies after leaving the barrel. Instead they flatten whenever they hit something. Even hitting a fragile liquid filled mug would change the shape of the bullet. I recommend looking up some slow motion channels to see how the bullet changes as it hits whatever target they’re using, as well as how the different densities of the solids and liquids would change the trajectory as well so it wouldn’t be entering and leaving in a straight line either. Other than that I would absolutely love to see this as an actual mug one day.
Explain that to Mr. Kennedy
This is simply not true
They lose the cartridge but do not flatten when they leave the barrel
@@faded3657 No one said they flatten right out the barrel they flatten when they hit something. Most bullets are not particularly hard metals
@@rachel705 “bullets dont keep their smooth pointed bodies after leaving the barrel” but i agree w that just dont think its a big enough deal to leave a paragraph
Think it would be cool if the black was brown or another lighter color instead, so that it looks like actual coffee or another drink! This was super cool and creative!! 😮 and agree with everyone in the comments that this count be an actual mug design!!
I love how he shot the entire round rather than just the bullet casing and all 😂
Not even comments on that he made the entire cartridge and called it a bullet but the issue I see is that is not how destruction via high speed projectiles works:
The entry side would be pushed inward while the exit side would push outwards. In this case the front side would be blown in while the back would be blown out.
This is pretty crazy! I love this, very awesome job!
That is actually so cool!
From both ways shards go from inside to outside, so it looks like it was shot 2 separate times from the inside
Bro that’s a good mug shot
im gonna touch you😍
That looks amazing! I only have 2 criticisms though, first of all a bullet doesn’t work like that, when a cartridge is fired only the tip (bullet) comes out of the end of the gun. Secondly you should totally make it into a real mug because i would for sure buy it!!👍
That is just the bullet
@@WesternWaster-2299 isnt it a full 9mm cartridge?
@@blazingfireyt3582 no, look at it
@@blazingfireyt3582 no. Looks like just a regular sized rifle bullet
@@kevinthielmann9408incorrect
Bro that SHI is cleannnnnn😮
That looks sick someone actually should make that a cup
Awesome! But would look better with a browner coffee.
Exactly what I was thinking, I know some people drink black coffee, but brown is more synonymous with coffee.
@@JRodizAwesomeyeah gotta be honest, even black coffee is just really dark brown so i agree
Ferrofluid
That's art & history of it in the making ❤❤❤
Use some lightly dusted cotton to hide that support you're using for the bullet. Gundam model kit makers use it all the time, works very well.
Bro actually took 13 hours just for a pun, respect
Craziest mugshot I’ve ever seen
Have the fluid on the bullet. Maybe add little ripples for the sonic wave.
It looks so nice and good
This guy took 3d printing to a whole other level🗿
Shiii the way you connected em is smart af.
Thanks! If I would have printed it in one piece I don’t think it would have looked as good 👍
Bro took the word mugshot to a whole new level
That's really cool 😎You earned yourself a new sub from Sweden 🇸🇪
Bro really woke up one day and said " You know what? I'm gonna make a ☕️ 🔫 "
Id brush uv resin over the coffee to look like real liquid! I love blender this is awesome
That would be amazing if you could make that mug Functional !!!
I would genuinely place this on my gaming desk.
Three things you could do to make this look much better. 1: remove the casing from the bullet. 2: have the other side of the mug (where the bullet entered) caved into the mug rather than out of the mug 3: have a small motor hidden inside the cup attacked to the bullet and spining it ever so slowly.
Also give it a tracer since tracer rounds do exist and it wouldn't look so odd to have wires coming out of it
@@Gage-bk7cnA tracer is made by burning a bright substance. How would he make that?
The bullet head is a bit long and it looks like the cartridge was fired with it too, so if the bullet was shorter it would definitely make it even better
@@jackstailers3248 if it's supposed to be a bullet going through a mug he can make it a bright piece of plastic preferably transparent but a bright blue or red would still work it would most likely support the damn thing better than literal wires and if you mean how thats supposed to make sense i must ask have you ever seen a tracer
@@Gage-bk7cn many of times. I was just curious on how you would make that effect work but that actually makes sense. Plus I was most likely tired when I made the comment
You gotta put this in the market, create different mugs with different liquid colors like coffee, cream, orange juice and sell them, it would be so cool
I feel like you can definitely print that cup as a whole thing that’s able to be used like an actual cup.
Holy shit that’s amazing!!!
This is a whole nother definition for 'mug shot' 🤣🤣❤️
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i was about to comment dat
“whole nother”
If you could make it like that but with nothing inside the mug so you can drink out of it - have your morning coffee or whatever, I would buy that forsure.
mug shot is the sickest name omfg
Wow, excellent design
Great modeling and print
Love the idea! What if you get rid of the wires and use coffee splashes to hold them shards in place?
I absolutely love your voice!
It looks amazing
For some reason I thought you shoved a whisk on the side of the mug 😂
Sameeee