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Johnny Brooke's design studio, "Crafted Workshop," combines technology with art to create many exquisite wooden furniture and metal products. This time, they designed a floating bonsai using a different method. The magical floating phenomenon in the video uses the "magnetic levitation principle." The two effects are completely different. Which one do you prefer?
After completing the initial design of the bonsai, Johnny used the studio's industrial-grade drilling and cutting machines to process the wooden blocks by drilling holes and trimming the edges.
Traditional woodworking typically involves using an electric saw to cut the wood into the pentagonal shape of the bonsai. After smoothing the surface, it is then sprayed with paint, and the homemade bonsai is complete!
A passionate crafts enthusiast might be wondering, "What if I don't have all this industrial-grade equipment? Where do I even begin?" Don't worry, what follows will revolutionize your understanding of traditional manufacturing:
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Johnny used 3D modeling software to create a model of the bonsai. He adjusted and edited the shape of the bonsai before 3D printing , which not only saved him from the traditional woodworking process but also improved work efficiency and saved costs. He then used the free software Cura to slice the bonsai.
Once completed, the bonsai can be quickly printed using a 3D printer . There is no need for industrial-grade processing machines in a factory. You can design, operate, and even produce in small quantities in your own studio.
Johnny, in his studio, commissioned the Ultimaker 3D printer to print solid bonsai, which can directly create the container's edges and hollow structure; whatever shape you want to design, the 3D printer can realize all your wishes!
You can choose your favorite 3D printing filament color and material to make it, place the 3D printed bonsai on the base, and a bonsai that is both technological and aesthetically pleasing is complete! In fact, it's not just bonsai. By using the above methods and unleashing your imagination, you can combine technology and art to create more trendy products and works of art at home.
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