A little while ago we were lucky enough to be given by Martin Carruthers , the laser scan data of the Iron Age wooden bowl that was found at the Cairns dig in South Ronaldsay, Orkney. Martin is the site director at this dig and was responsible for the removal of this bowl from a ‘well’ in the Iron broch that … Read the rest
These models are all available to purchase from our Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/Orkney3D
Profits from the sales go to the Ness of Brodgar Trust
I have finally got round to completing the large ( 30cm x 30cm ) print of the Cuween Hill Cairn I have also a time lapse of the two print sessions. The two prints in total took over 14 days!
Some of my models are now on display at Maeshowe visitor centre alongside the reconstruction of the dogs head from … Read the rest
Just designed in Fusion 360 ( 15 mins ) and printed a cake lifter so we could use the cake tin with its decorated lid showing.
You can buy this from our Etsy shop
https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/722063631/3d-print-of-ness-of-brodgar-structure-8
This is a time lapse of the 3D printing of Trench P model of the Ness of Brodgar, the actual time of the print was 42 hours
This was the first 3D archaeological print we did that was for sale. We sold it to raise funds in the Orkney Archaeology Society shop at the Ness of Brodgar during the 8 weeks of the dig in 2018.
This is created from the original archaeological data by Hugo Anderson-Wymark and is printed in Bio-degradable PLA plastic.
I printed it in various sizes and sliced so as to produce views that it is difficult to see normally. These are available as educational pieces and could be used to show people about the structures who can not visit them because … Read the rest
This is available for sale at our Etsy shop Click here
The model is printed in PLA bio-degradable plastic from the original archaeology data taken by Jim Bright at the Ness of Brodgar in 2018.
It is framed in a box frame approx 20cm x 20cm
Funds from the sale of these models goes to the Ness of Brodgar Trust … Read the rest
To my own design. I designed these with the help of a local group of MahJong players as we could not find any boards to suit our tiles.
They are printed in a Rainbow Bio-degradable PLA plastic which has a slight silky look to it. They look great on the table.
These are available via our Etsy web site.… Read the rest