Every October, New Yorkers celebrate Architecture and Design Month, also known as Archtober. Get into the Archtober spirit with MakerBot® Warm Gray and Cool Gray PLA Filament which you can buy right now at the MakerBot Store.
These nuanced colors are ideal for professionals who use MakerBot® Replicator® 2 Desktop 3D Printers to prototype, iterate, and innovate in the workplace. We’re particularly excited for architects, who can use these shades of gray to propose a structure’s look without drilling down into specific material choices. This example model, a gothic cloister, shows the presence of two materials and how they might look together, without having to specify what those materials will be.
We can’t wait to see what great gray creations our more structurally minded designers come up with next.
UPDATE: We know everyone is eager to see MakerBot® Designer Michael’s Gothic Cloister up on Thingiverse. However, with an estimated build time of 2,000 hours in total, it’s going to take us a little while to organize and upload the files. Stay tuned for the full design, coming soon to a Thingiverse near you.MakerBot Filament | A Touch of Archtober Gray
Every October, New Yorkers celebrate Architecture and Design Month, also known as Archtober. Get into the Archtober spirit with MakerBot® Warm Gray and Cool Gray PLA Filament which you can buy right now at the MakerBot Store.
These nuanced colors are ideal for professionals who use MakerBot® Replicator® 2 Desktop 3D Printers to prototype, iterate, and innovate in the workplace. We’re particularly excited for architects, who can use these shades of gray to propose a structure’s look without drilling down into specific material choices. This example model, a gothic cloister, shows the presence of two materials and how they might look together, without having to specify what those materials will be.
We can’t wait to see what great gray creations our more structurally minded designers come up with next.
UPDATE: We know everyone is eager to see MakerBot® Designer Michael’s Gothic Cloister up on Thingiverse. However, with an estimated build time of 2,000 hours in total, it’s going to take us a little while to organize and upload the files. Stay tuned for the full design, coming soon to a Thingiverse near you.