Cracking your knuckles after a cup of Starbuck’s strongest may shoot vibes of professionalism across the coffee shop, but there’s one thing all 3D pros need more than a 6am caffeine fix… a decent portfolio. Options abound across the web and if you’re savvy, you can even create your own website or app. However, if you would rather stick to making the 3D happen and skip the web development, Sketchfab has an option a tad different from the rest. They’ve launched sketchfab.me, a subdomain of the Sketchfab share site to create Professional 3D Portfolio websites of your very own.
It bounces! This week’s episode of Cool Tools of Doom n’ Stuff is live! We love our SolidSmack readers! Do you have something cool you’ve come across and want to share it on SolidSmack? Don’t hide it in your neck skin! Send it on in to smoth@www.solidsmack.com. Ready?…..Kick IT!
This week we have the great pleasure to speak with the one and only Conor MacCormack, CEO and Co-founder of MCor Technologies, makers of the paper-based 3D printer currently in use at Staples locations around Europe. We’ll talk with Conor about what led him into the 3D printing industry and how he even thought to develop a paper-based 3D printer!
Their arms were the strange parts. Each one of them filled with orifices shielded by an impermeable membrane. It all seemed safe, their emotionless faces even seemed somewhat welcoming, as if to say, “Don’t worry, if you come within five feet of us, our arm orifices will not open and blast you in the chest…
If the site of a Gantt chart makes you run through the plate glass window it’s taped to, you’re not alone. Often the faux project management appearance of multiple tasks, color-coded by personnel and priority, fraught with the markings of yellow, pink and chartreuse highlighter to show the importance of one item over another, gives warm fuzzies to management but strikes horror and disbelief into the staff. If used correctly, however, they can be powerful tools. You’ve seen TeamPlatform and their web-based project management tool before. It’s the most complete project management suite we’ve seen thus far, and they’ve just added a task system to make it even more complete. A task system that makes Microsoft Project look quaint and archaic by comparison.
