Here's the layout for doing a pixscan mat photo box using a sheet of Dollar Tree foamcore (20 in x 30 in x 1 cm) Dotted lines on legs are cut partially so they can fold. Reinforce with duct tape.
The box lets you lay your cell phone on top and take a picture of a mat through the hole in the top. I use a Pixel 3a, so if you use a different phone, check the height you need to be at to get the mat fully in frame. This pattern is for 15" . If you need it taller, you will likely need to use a second foamcore board to make it. It is ugly, cheap and collapsible. I'm sure you all could make it a lot prettier, if you are so inclined. I suggest drawing around your phone once it is in place for a picture to make it simple to position the next time.
Dreaming Tree (3dsvg.com) has a lovely Light Up Windmill project. This article tells how I motorized it.
How would you like to use a simple path to create the svg pieces to create a vase like the one below
Using Inkscape and a python program, you can create the pieces needed to make a vase or similar "round" (actually polygon-shaped) 3d objects. Other possibilites would be lampshades, candlesticks, etc.
Interested? Read on...
How would you like to use a simple path to create the svg pieces to create a vase like the one below
Using Inkscape and a python program, you can create the pieces needed to make a vase or similar "round" (actually polygon-shaped) 3d objects. Other possibilites would be lampshades, candlesticks, etc.
Interested? Read on...