The 3D Pro-shop and other 3D Projects

[bowl1820]

The 3D Pro-shop models so far:

Here's a link to my gallery in the 3D warehouse, where you can get the models.

Click for My 3D Models (http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/cldetails?mid=75abbefdc2fde77c2977b68653eb2e1e)

I don't have them all in yet, but there coming.

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http://s5.postimg.org/mf3o5d3nn/3dproshop_v1.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/mf3o5d3nn/)

1-Revivor Oven
2-Complete set of C.A.B. Blocks
3-C.A.B. holder
4-Abralon Pads
5-Tub Mounted Spinner
6-Drill Press
7-Ball Jig
8-Grip Storage
9-Determinator
10-Homebrew ball scale
11-Durometer
12-Pro-sect quarter scale
13-Span gauge
14-A 12 ball rack
15-Assorted bowlingballs (drilled and undrilled)
16-Two work bench's
17-Storage bottles

[e-tank]

that looks pretty awesome

were you gonna finish up your ball spinner one?

[bowl1820]

Well the tub mounted spinner is part of the photo above.

[e-tank]

oh i thought you said you were gonna animate the one you were originally working on

[bowl1820]

oh i thought you said you were gonna animate the one you were originally working on

As far as animating it, I did do that and It looks good on the screen.

But the video output doesn't look that great, See the program doesn't output video files, so I have to make a video screen capture of the screen.

But the frame rate vs the spin of the ball makes it look jerky. So until I can work that out it will be a while till I have a video of it.

[Mike White]

As far as animating it, I did do that and It looks good on the screen.

But the video output doesn't look that great, See the program doesn't output video files, so I have to make a video screen capture of the screen.

But the frame rate vs the spin of the ball makes it look jerky. So until I can work that out it will be a while till I have a video of it.

I believe you said somewhere you were using POVray to generate the images.

You can use POV in animate mode to create a sequence of images with a small amount of motion between each image.

Then use an application like ffmpeg to combine those images into a video file.

[bowl1820]

I believe you said somewhere you were using POVray to generate the images.

You can use POV in animate mode to create a sequence of images with a small amount of motion between each image.

Then use an application like ffmpeg to combine those images into a video file.

I'll give it a look!

[bowl1820]

Ball roundness tester:

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http://s5.postimg.org/s764ox2o3/Roundness_Gage.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/s764ox2o3/)

updated vers.
http://s5.postimg.org/3kjgiu7k3/roundnessgage2.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/3kjgiu7k3/)

[bowl1820]

A 24 ball Rack:

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http://s5.postimg.org/khsagcngj/24ballrack.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/khsagcngj/)

[Zaxmazr]

Very cool. Are you planning on making an animation or movie with them?

[bowl1820]

Very cool. Are you planning on making an animation or movie with them?

No movies, just a simple animation of the spinner. Just to do it.

[bowl1820]

Well got by the Pro shop and measured the revivor, I was pretty close! Here's a comparison of my model with the measurements.

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http://s5.postimg.org/xp55vyj0j/revivor_oven_measurements.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/xp55vyj0j/)

[Zaxmazr]

No movies, just a simple animation of the spinner. Just to do it.

Very nice! Actually I do some 3D work as well sometimes, mostly logo designs and such :)