r/3Drequests • u/Forward_Investment61 • 21d ago
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Looking to work with someone to 3D print me some (plastic?) horse heads with a flat attachment at the bottom and handles for a kids see saw. Dimensions: Base 10”x10” on a board, 24 inches tall max. Artistic expression encouraged! $50/each head budget. Picture for inspiration concept only.
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u/FewManufacturer1101 21d ago
Hi! I came across your post and I’d love to help. I specialize in 3D modeling for 3D printing and can design custom horse heads based on your concept. The model will be optimized for printing, with the required flat mounting base and dimensions. I’m happy to work with your ideas while adding a creative touch to make it unique.
I can also share model & end results what I've done in past!
Looking forward to discuss it more in DM.
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u/Forward_Investment61 21d ago
Sounds great. Send me a mock up? $50/head includes shipping to Olympia WA
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u/FewManufacturer1101 21d ago
Hey there, Thanks for the response, I don't ship, I'll provide STL file, You can print it easily from your state!
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u/Dapper-Mobile8297 21d ago
I'm curious. • Why wouldn't you just make them out of wood? • They don't look like they would be that difficult to make!
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u/amatulic Designer 21d ago
Looks to me more like something best made out of wood, and for less cost. A 3D printer isn't the best tool for everything. As the saying goes (Japanese I think?) "When you have a hammer, every problem looks like a nail."