[w i l l]

Hmm...those bunk beds could not be extruded, they're too big.
More likely it could be several extruded pieces, or a couple large bent pieces, or some combination of injected pieces.
Then either glass-filled or reinforced with bars.

Either way, I wouldn't want to be in responsible for the payment...

On another note I like the exposed lightbulb, you nailed that CFL "look"

Yeah I know - someone has just explained to me how it should be manufactured. It would be welded extrusions.

[gadzooks]

Will outstanding work all around! The material on the upright printer is very convincing!

[w i l l]

Will outstanding work all around! The material on the upright printer is very convincing!

Cheers

[RobMitchell]

Was certain I'd replied to this topic already, but I guess not! Incredible renders, Will. Some great ideas here too.

[w i l l]

Was certain I'd replied to this topic already, but I guess not! Incredible renders, Will. Some great ideas here too.

Cheers... yeah I thought you did too

[w i l l]

Added a few more thoughts.

[hatts]

Your latest renders are really impressive. I like the concrete shots alot for some reason I can't quite pinpoint.
Also I love the router(?) with the power switch careening in like that

[w i l l]

Your latest renders are really impressive. I like the concrete shots alot for some reason I can't quite pinpoint.
Also I love the router(?) with the power switch careening in like that

Thanks. Yeah I never really put much time into creating an appealing looking render in the past... it was more just about trying to add dirt to make something look real. Then I took a bit of time out to look into a more slick kind of presentation and tried a few things... I'm quite into the concrete too... that combined with a simple front on non isometric view is more appealing I think.

The power switch product is an upright printer concept... I was trying to get the feel of the power switch being shot at speed/embedded into the casing.