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https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/18/24299479/nike-air-max-1000-3d-printed-shoe-zellerfeld-collab
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agusti
@bleu.eth
they look cozy, but your regular 3d printing wont get you a shoe wondering what materials that is
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Naomi
@naomiii
I have a friend working on the exact same thing, custom-printing shoes. The materials are a hassle to get (expensive) so they are experimenting a lot but I secured my spot as a tester for whenever they make a whole shoe 😄
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Kristin Piljay ツ
@kristinpiljay
Interesting, and it makes me wonder what type of materials they could use to print ones that are flexible. I do find the design to be hideous and wearing shoes in this shape with a sole like that is terrible for your feet (like most mainstream shoes). I've only worn minimalist shoes for the past 8 years, so this is the exact opposite of that. 😂 I am interested in shoe design and manufacture though as I had the chance to make a pair of shoes in a shoe workshop 8 years ago. They are turn shoes made of leather and hand-sewn and based on a 10-century Scandinavian design (I call them my viking slippers). Custom-made by me for my own feet, which is rather cool. So if 3D printing could be used to create custom shoes for your feet, that's a really cool idea if the materials could be appropriate. But I think of 3D printing as hard plastic things.
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That is awesome! It would be so neat if these were one day printed from recycled materials. But I know next to nothing about how 3D printing works and the constraints as to what materials can be used.
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Just Build
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💛 💛 💛
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LGHT
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!!!
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