3D Printing

[Rustpot]

yup, i meant he still had to draw it out in CAD...got all the detail, great!

Psh, not that hard.

 

[BriP]

Psh, not that hard.

HA! i'll have to learn about it soon. i want one

 

[Oakleholic]

I'm jelly. Those printers are badazz! I want one that prints polymer
PMags fer dayz...

 

[i am rich]

A friend of mine has one too. He's been wanting to make a clear flak jacket frame. Good luck to him lol.
Nice toy btw!

 

[qtrain23]

A friend of mine has one too. He's been wanting to make a clear flak jacket frame. Good luck to him lol.
Nice toy btw!

Good luck with that lol

 

[marc2040]

I don't want to put a damper on the enthusiasm, but one has to be really careful about duplicating replacement parts for glasses with these things. Oakley designs (as well as products from other companies) are protected and you just can't go around producing replacement earstems and whatnot and charge money for them.

In the privacy of your own home, you can do whatever the hell you want...but as soon as you start offering "replacement part services" here on a public forum, you can open yourself up to trouble. Even if it's for a part that's no longer made or supported by Oakley, they still control the rights to it. From a legal standpoint, it constitutes counterfeiting.

Now, I'm the last person here who'd give a rat's ass about someone churning out earstems, orbitals, icons, etc using one of these gizmos. And I'm by no means trying to play the moral apostle here. But be aware that there are members of this forum who likely would care...namely, Oakley employees....and I wouldn't want to see anyone here getting into any legal hot water. So just be careful out there, folks.

I bet a new forum member knows if it is copyright infringement or not.

 

[qtrain23]

 

[jrd5497]

A technician!

You are correct!

 

[qtrain23]

Hm

 

[Beaux JaxZen]

Anyone have Subzeros?