Thank you so much, I'm placing the orders for the parts and I'm going to start printing...this is going to do great on Thingaverse

Wow, that is amazing. What an awesome piece of art. It would be so cool if you share that on thingiverse. I'd love to put my M2 to work on that

8x10 seems to be out of stock and unavailable for order

Hi All,

Just got the latest Make magazine which this month covers 3d printers. I love my M2, but am wondering why isn't the M2 ever in the shootout or covered by Make?

Cheers
Michael

@jimc why can't you just tell us it took a couple of hours It looks amazing as usual, well done and thanks for sharing, it's always great to see what you do. It leaves the rest of us hoping that one day we can learn it as well.

Happy Holidays
Michael

Wow, you're all over the web now....congratulations another nice article

Congratulations Jim, that's awesome. Every time I see the bomb, the realism is amazing...

Based on Jim's recommendation, I've been going through the videos on infiniteskills for Rhino and they have been really great...

Michael, The software I used is homegrown (which I modestly call "TobyCad"). Almost certainly this can be done in Openscad if you can write that sort of code. The technique is to first create the 3D path for the trefoil knot, for which there are formulas you can find online (or I can give them if y...

This looks amazing and is something I've wanted to try...can you elaborate on your techniques..what software did you use to create the mortice and tenon on the original drawing and how did you break it all up into the smaller chunks? Also, what plaster are you using to make the model?

Thanks
Michael