Dendritas

thingiverse

Dendritas bursts forth as a vibrant, three-dimensional flower planter and household container, a creative output from an ongoing generative design investigation probing the fertile intersection of art, science, and mathematics. Dendrites thrive at the heart of Diffusion-Limited Aggregation, pioneered by Witten and Sander in 1981, a groundbreaking fractal growth model algorithmically weaving forms omnipresent in nature's grand tapestry – vibrant coral, crystalline structures, brains, gnarled tree roots, delicate veins, and more. This extraordinary creation has recently graced the 'Santurce es Ley 5' exhibition in Puerto Rico, a distinguished local art festival. As a bespoke object generated through cutting-edge computer algorithms, Dendritas is uniquely defined by two accompanying .stl files outlining its successive iterations – every iteration tells an intricate story. Visit this enchanting realm of one-of-a-kind designs available for sale: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TredePrinting. Instructions unfold: Key Parameters to note: 0.2mm layer height, 2 layers for the periphery, a bottom thickness controlled by 4-6 print levels, none needed for top layers. Single perimeter printing also achieves excellent results. Print with confidence using machines such as Solidoodle 3, Replicator 2 5th generation, and Ultimaker 2. Dendritas’ geometry relies on single-shell structure. The model thickness remains a flexible choice in the hands of print parameters.