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Steampunk Photobooth

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Time Freeze (Photo)box English Version: We decided to build an photo booth wich is a little bit different as the…

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Time Freeze (Photo)box

English Version:
We decided to build an photo booth wich is a little bit different as the "normal" ones.

All 3D files are located in the Photobox.rar file. We have created the files with SolidWorks. If you want to change something and you don´t have SolidWorks then you can use OnShape.

You can find more pictures (and more documentation (actually only in german language....)) under: https://www.toppoint.de/projekte/frickl/steampunk/timefreezebox/start

Generelles

Why should photoboxes always look plain white and boring? We decided to ask ourselves these questions and in the course of this we decided to build a somewhat from this idea the Steampunk Photobox was born.

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Both the print data in .stl form and the original SolidWorks files are in the in the Photobox.rar file. If you don't have Solidworks, you can also edit the files in also edit them in for example Onshape. The STLs are located in the Photobox_stl folder and are are sorted by the sides of the Photobox.

Dokumentation:

A more detailed documentation can be found at: https://www.toppoint.de/projekte/frickl/steampunk/timefreezebox/start

Fragen?

If you have any questions, of course, feel free to ask :D

 

Notes:
Wir wollten einige Plastik Teile aussehen lassen, als währen das Messingteile gewesen, die schon 100 Jahre in einer alten Maschinenhalle am werkeln waren. Um dies zu erzielen empfiehlt es sich keinen "perfekten" Druck zu machen. Ein bisschen Overextrusion im Top Layer sorgt z.B. dafür, dass die Teile eine schöne unebene Oberfläche bekommen.

Messingeffekt
Nach dem Druck haben wir die Teile nur grob von Unreinheiten befreit.
Um einen "alten bzw. gebrauchten" Messingeffekt zu erzielen haben wir die Teile erst mit Plastikprimer vorbereitet und dann schwarz grundiert. Als Messingfarbe haben wir Wischmetall verwendet. Dieses wird einfach mit dem Finger aufgetragen.

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