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16th January 2012, 10:42 PM
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Hello chaps - thanks for doing all the thinking for me!
I know nothing about ESL's so it's nice to have a peep over your shoulder. I thought I would suggest 3D printing as a way of making the frames or supports for the rod things. If you can envisage it in 3D cad it can be built for real in PVC, Glass, Stone, siver, bronze or stainless steel using 3D printing. My friend makes jewelery this way. Have a look at this company. Gyroid by Bathsheba on Shapeways This is just an example of what can me made.
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