CookieCutter-Editor: a simple interface for 3D design of particular objects.

Posted on | December 17, 2010 | No Comments

How To Make A Cookie Cutter from Nikolaus Gradwohl on Vimeo.

The CookieCutter-Editor is a Processing program for designing cookie cutters, which are converted to .stl format for 3D printing. This is a great example of a custom design tool for a particular class of objects. The interface is simple, but the results functional. And it’s open-source! Download the application and source code from the CookieCutter-Editor page.

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