by：KISSTOY
2021-05-12
Sarah Griffiths published EDT 09: 10, June 10, 2014 | update: EDT 11: 21, June 10, 2014, 3D printers seem to be rarely unusable from food to house.
Now a hacker in Berlin has set up a website where people can design their own sex toys and print them out.
Users can create different shapes or adjust the height, bending, color and angle of the toy to make 3D computer models.
This can be printed on a public 3D printer, or it can be kept printed at home.
Ikaros Kappler uses the programming language Javascript and the 3D library three.
Js to build his \"squeeze/rotate generator \".
Users of the site receive the outline of the basic toy and can operate different points on the 2D drawing to change its shape to suit their preferences.
Creating strange shapes by selecting various options can change the height, width, curvature, angle, and color that may not be available in places such as Ann Summers.
The design is immediately displayed as a 3D model rendered in color to reflect changes made to the initial base shape.
A small box on the right
The hand side of the generator displays information about the design, such as the height, weight and volume of the toy, so that the amount of silicon that makes it can be calculated.
While most people don\'t have enough advanced 3D printers to handle pipe silicon, the tool does, in theory, allow anyone to print out sex toys of their own design, geekosystem reports.
The site suggests that some of the hacker spaces in Berlin can help-if someone has enough courage to ask for help.
The generator can also have people order molds and silicon toys, or just the molds themselves, but the people involved in the idea warned: \"software and silicon casting are still a bit experimental.
The results may vary.
The cost of 3D printers has been falling, but many affordable consumer products only allow people to print rough \"strings\" made of molten plastic \"--
This means that the results are not smooth and professional. However, high-
The final printer is used to make artificial limbs, plaster models, and even kidney and 3D printed tumors.
China, for example, is currently using the giant version of these machines to build 3,000 bungalows, and the technology could also revolutionize the kitchen.
A pancake robot made in Sweden earlier this year can 3D print interesting pancake designs, while another machine can make pipe snacks made from crushed insects.
Now a hacker in Berlin has set up a website where people can design their own sex toys and print them out.
Users can create different shapes or adjust the height, bending, color and angle of the toy to make 3D computer models.
This can be printed on a public 3D printer, or it can be kept printed at home.
Ikaros Kappler uses the programming language Javascript and the 3D library three.
Js to build his \"squeeze/rotate generator \".
Users of the site receive the outline of the basic toy and can operate different points on the 2D drawing to change its shape to suit their preferences.
Creating strange shapes by selecting various options can change the height, width, curvature, angle, and color that may not be available in places such as Ann Summers.
The design is immediately displayed as a 3D model rendered in color to reflect changes made to the initial base shape.
A small box on the right
The hand side of the generator displays information about the design, such as the height, weight and volume of the toy, so that the amount of silicon that makes it can be calculated.
While most people don\'t have enough advanced 3D printers to handle pipe silicon, the tool does, in theory, allow anyone to print out sex toys of their own design, geekosystem reports.
The site suggests that some of the hacker spaces in Berlin can help-if someone has enough courage to ask for help.
The generator can also have people order molds and silicon toys, or just the molds themselves, but the people involved in the idea warned: \"software and silicon casting are still a bit experimental.
The results may vary.
The cost of 3D printers has been falling, but many affordable consumer products only allow people to print rough \"strings\" made of molten plastic \"--
This means that the results are not smooth and professional. However, high-
The final printer is used to make artificial limbs, plaster models, and even kidney and 3D printed tumors.
China, for example, is currently using the giant version of these machines to build 3,000 bungalows, and the technology could also revolutionize the kitchen.
A pancake robot made in Sweden earlier this year can 3D print interesting pancake designs, while another machine can make pipe snacks made from crushed insects.
