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3DPOD Episode 140: Digital Metal Casting with David Moodie, Foundry Lab CEO. Model one slice of it, which I think would look like a thick + shape, extrude it to be as tall as you need it to be, cut it diagonally to separate it into the two prongs, model where the two prongs connect to each other, delete one of them, add all the loop cuts you’ll need to make the segments, add an array modifier with 0 offset and an empty as the object origin and rotate the empty to have two prongs again, use simple deform modifiers before the array to shrink and twist it (may need empties to adjust location and angle of these), apply them, select all the loops, bevel with 1 segment to make the gaps, then inset with with offset relative enabled and 0 thickness and some width to make it deep enough, make sure the two tips are one point by selecting the zips with a box select in wireframe mode and merging, then back out to object mode and add a bevel set to percent width so the bevels are smaller toward the top where there’s less room and no limit method, then a subdivision modifier if you want. 3D Printing Archipelago: CAPEX Heavy or Asset Light.
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