On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 16:31, Matt Stultz <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The vacuformer is good for anything that doesn't have any overhangs. For > instance the chin on a knight chess piece would be an issue but if you > designed everything smallest on the top largest on the bottom you would be > fine. Or vacuformed it upside down? I mentioned the vacu-foo because its been an active project and it sounded as if making stuff with it was relatively quick/easy.... So we could make icehouse pieces pretty easily. :-) But they're kinda boring... > We could also work on other ways of casting or forming things. Resin, Spin > casting, ... I was hoping we had something already (or almost already) ready to go so we could do games w/ make-stuff too. I guess the one thing I still don't understand about vacuforming is how small of an item (or an array of items) you can realistically make... 1" cubes, 3" cubes, just to get a sense for what capabilities we have... -D