fabricademy2017:students:luis.dulanto:week6 [Textile Academy]

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 ===== Printing The shoe =====
-Because of the form of the shoe, I needed to use supports at the inside of it, so I decided to use a solvent filament for the supprots so that it would be easier to take them off. The printer I used was a BCN3D. So I created a profile for printing with the solvent filament and PLA, and then I imported the stl file into the Cura software, I added supports everywere and sent the model to print. Once I got the printed shoe, I  plunged it on water until the supports got dissolved.
+Because of the form of the shoe, I needed to use supports at the inside of it, so I decided to use a solvent filament for the supprots so that it would be easier to take them off. The printer I used was a BCN3D. So I created a profile for printing with the solvent filament and PLA, and then I imported the stl file into the Cura software, I added supports everywere and sent the model to print. Once I got the printed shoe, I  plunged it on water until the supports got dissolved. At a beggining, I was going to use Ninja Flex for getting a flexible structure but, the filament never got sticked to the bed, so I had to use PLA instead and finished with a rigid structure.
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+====Techniques====
+The techniques I used for developping this model were:
+  * Mesh Modelling (Weaverbird)
+  * Pattern Generation (With Grasshopper basic forms and Dispatch)
+  * 3D printing (Rigid Structure)
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