Have you ever tasted cryptocurrencies? They taste amazing! At the moment they taste digital but later on they will taste like PLA and later on....who knows! ;-)

I am now officially owner of the Original Prusa printer! :-). My husband decided to give away his 3D printer to me. So now I have two printers but I am going to give away the old printer to my sons so they can practice. I am happy he gave away his Prusa 3d printer. I still can not believe that he gave it away just like that. I think he realises that I print more than he does. So I guess I am going to have more fun printing now. Both printers are located in the kitchen because the noise the printers are making.

This is going to be a large and long 3D project and that is why I have to split it in parts. This is part 1.
As usual I will begin with a 3D tutorial on Fusion 360.

Tutorial

I started with looking for images of the 5 cryptocurrencies I believe are popular. First I sketched 5 circles of 3.5 cm. This is going to be the final size. I inserted the logo of Steem, Bitcoin, Eos, Ethereum and Dash into Fusion 360. Then I retraced the logos with Spine. I also offset the circles so they won't be too simple.

The 5 logos I extruded around 1.5 cm each and smoothened the circles with 2mm using Offset.

The cryptocurrency box

For the box I sketched a rectangle of 23 cm by 6 cm.

Then I offset the rectangle with 5 mm and extruded the inner part. I also gave the box a divider and simply copy them 4 times.

I also sketched a cover for the box and the text Cryptocurrencies on top of the cover.

The text I extruded with 1.5 mm operation Cut.

I am very curious how they will look like when I can indulge them because they are very small and have many small details.

See you soon in part 2 of my post!