Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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Your bathroom is pretty awesome though, with its super-high towel rack that could be a ladder.
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I've always wondered why toilets and are in a bathroom, someplace you go to keep clean and cleanse yourself of dirt and grime and grease and all that good stuff, and you go in there to sit on a toilet and stink up the place so no one else feels clean when going in there, haha.
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Modelled window, radiator and crapper.
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lookin pretty nice so far, but what's the deal with the folding rack in the shower? sweater rack? too high for a seat. too low to be something for overhead. can't be a towel rack unless you want wet towels... *shrug*
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Crapper, I remember my dissapointment when I found out that Thomas Crapper didnt invent the bog.
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The first paragraph in the article on Wikipedia is hilarious...about Thomas CRAPPER who invented the BALLCOCK and about MANHOLE's as tourist attractions..
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