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+The lesson here seems really obvious, but it still is something that happend because I trusted the program Slicer for Fushion 360 that showed no errors whatsoever.
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 I think in the end the small sliced bust, which also uses the most material, turned out definitely to be the most beautiful. For the upcoming DDW2017 exposition I wanted to make a full-scaled version. However, this would require me to make 45 slices. On [[https://kunststofplatenshop.nl/product/plexiglas-getint-bruin-transparant-8-mm/|this]] site you can buy acrylic plates for €112,11 / m² (8mm thick), in a medium sized lasercutter (40x70cm) 1 m² would fit twice. 22,5 plates x €112,11 = €2552,48. Although this amount might be lower when material is used more efficient, still, after this calculation I decided to leave this project for until I win a lottery.