Thing-O-Matic Stepstruder MK6 Lookbook: John Abella’s Twisted Forms
John Abella (New York, USA)
Veteran MakerBot Operator John Abella has printed a number of the “twisted forms” geometric models on Thingiverse lately using his new MakerBot Stepstruder MK6. The models themselves are impressive, of course, but we have been particularly admiring JohnA‘s prints of these and wanted to share them with you.
A twisted mind…geometrically speaking.
Screw Cup, Printed by JohnA
Screwable Jewellery Box printed by John Abella
Shot Glass 7 sides twisted, Printed by JohnA (ABS)
Shot Glass 7 sides twisted, Printed by John Abella (PLA)
Death flying towards your refrigerator at 325kph from the outstretched hand of a ninja assassin has rarely been printed (and photographed) with such beauty and grace.
Ninja Fridge Shuriken printed by John Abella
We love your Stepstruder MK6, too, JohnA! Keep showing us how it’s done.
Heart Gears printed by John Abella
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