Lithophane Program

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• 3dp Rocks Software
• 3d Lithophane Generator
• Lithophane Maker
• Lithophane Program For Teachers
• Lithophane Program For Canon

Two hours and thirty minutes later, the entire lithophane was complete. The image to the right shows what the lithophane looks like when held in front of light. Create a class (or classy) picture today, with a modern-day lithophane! Lithophane as a lampshade. One of the most obvious uses is to create a lithophane to cover a lamp. In this way, by replacing the traditional lampshade with a 3D printed lithophane, we can create an incredible effect by providing direct lighting to the part.

Lithophanes have been around for centuries. These unique molded pieces of art are most often created in porcelain in such a way that to see the real beauty, you need to hold them up to the light.

Porcelain not your thing? Step into the 21^st century and learn how to easily make lithophanes with 3D printing.

Here's what you need:

Free/Open Source Software:

Here's how we did it:

Step 2: We imported the group picture into http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ and converted the 2D printed image into a .stl file.

Step 3: Then we converted the signatures into a .svg file from Inkshape in order to make it a .stl file on TinkerCAD, which allowed us to overlay all of the signatures on the lithophane.

Step 4: The Stratasys logo, frame and eCAB logo were then designed in OnShape.

Yeh tera ghar yeh mera ghar sunil shetty.
Step 5: Now that we had all of the .stl files ready, they were brought and arranged in Magics.

Step 6: Once they were arranged and saved as .stl files in their new location, we uploaded them to Objet Studio to be 3D printed on our multi-color and -material Connex3 3D Printer. The appropriate colors were then assigned and 3D printed with a glossy surface, as shown below.

Two hours and thirty minutes later, the entire lithophane was complete. The image to the right shows what the lithophane looks like when held in front of light.
Create a class (or classy) picture today, with a modern-day lithophane!

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Lithophanes have been around for centuries. These unique molded pieces of art are most often created in porcelain in such a way that to see the real beauty, you need to hold them up to the light.

DAMAGE gives you 30 GB (16GB on disk) of drama, fusing industrial sounds and orchestral drums into a devastating electro-acoustic barrage. Percussive Kits provide more than 200 deeply sampled percussion sources, and over 500 single-shot elements, recorded in up to seven velocity layers and with up to nine round-robins per drum. Damage heavyocity torrent.

Porcelain not your thing? Step into the 21^st century and learn how to easily make lithophanes with 3D printing.

Here's what you need:

Free/Open Source Software:

Lithophane Program Images

Step 2: We imported the group picture into http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ and converted the 2D printed image into a .stl file.

Step 3: Then we converted the signatures into a .svg file from Inkshape in order to make it a .stl file on TinkerCAD, which allowed us to overlay all of the signatures on the lithophane.

Step 4: The Stratasys logo, frame and eCAB logo were then designed in OnShape.

Yeh tera ghar yeh mera ghar sunil shetty.
Step 5: Now that we had all of the .stl files ready, they were brought and arranged in Magics.

Step 6: Once they were arranged and saved as .stl files in their new location, we uploaded them to Objet Studio to be 3D printed on our multi-color and -material Connex3 3D Printer. The appropriate colors were then assigned and 3D printed with a glossy surface, as shown below.

Two hours and thirty minutes later, the entire lithophane was complete. The image to the right shows what the lithophane looks like when held in front of light.
Create a class (or classy) picture today, with a modern-day lithophane!

Want to learn more? Subscribe to our Education Innovation Series for monthly updates on 3D printing in and out of the classroom:
Follow us on our Stratasys EDU Facebook

Lithophanes have been around for centuries. These unique molded pieces of art are most often created in porcelain in such a way that to see the real beauty, you need to hold them up to the light.

DAMAGE gives you 30 GB (16GB on disk) of drama, fusing industrial sounds and orchestral drums into a devastating electro-acoustic barrage. Percussive Kits provide more than 200 deeply sampled percussion sources, and over 500 single-shot elements, recorded in up to seven velocity layers and with up to nine round-robins per drum. Damage heavyocity torrent.

Porcelain not your thing? Step into the 21^st century and learn how to easily make lithophanes with 3D printing.

Here's what you need:

Free/Open Source Software:

Lithophane Program Images

3dp Rocks Software

Here's how we did it:

3d Lithophane Generator

Lithophane Maker

Step 2: We imported the group picture into http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ and converted the 2D printed image into a .stl file.

Step 3: Then we converted the signatures into a .svg file from Inkshape in order to make it a .stl file on TinkerCAD, which allowed us to overlay all of the signatures on the lithophane.

Lithophane Program For Teachers

Step 4: The Stratasys logo, frame and eCAB logo were then designed in OnShape.

Lithophane Program For Canon

Step 5: Now that we had all of the .stl files ready, they were brought and arranged in Magics.

Step 6: Once they were arranged and saved as .stl files in their new location, we uploaded them to Objet Studio to be 3D printed on our multi-color and -material Connex3 3D Printer. The appropriate colors were then assigned and 3D printed with a glossy surface, as shown below.

Two hours and thirty minutes later, the entire lithophane was complete. The image to the right shows what the lithophane looks like when held in front of light.
Create a class (or classy) picture today, with a modern-day lithophane!

Want to learn more? Subscribe to our Education Innovation Series for monthly updates on 3D printing in and out of the classroom:
Follow us on our Stratasys EDU Facebook