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  3D printed stainless steel bracelet (made by desktop metal) before and after being polished in our magnetic pin finisher. I think this part could still use some more polishing.

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  Fixed this mortise door lock yesterday. The mechanism design was very cool to see when I opened it. It needed a new spring.

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  I finally put one of my Puzzle Cell Lamps in my bedroom v

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  Of course, I also photographed mushrooms and lichen!

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  Two of our sculptures are on display at the Hortus Arboretum for the next year. If you find yourself in the Hudson Valley, please stop by!

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  We visited the Museum of the Earth and saw an exhibit of glass sea creatures made by the Blaschkas: jellyfish, sea slugs, octopuses, hydrozoans, worms, anemones, and more

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  Exciting update about our sculpture at MIT, a robin has built a nest in it! And it's having babies!

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  the Jellyfish Bloom puzzle has 243-piece wooden pieces and includes 13 sea-themed whimsies. It is cut in our flowing Coral style

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  With the rising cost of silver, I’m transitioning most of my stainless pendants to stainless steel chains. It gave me an excuse to spend a nice afternoon re-photographing them.

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  @Infoseepage I haven't done it myself. I'd like to try. How complex were the models you were electroplating?

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  @Infoseepage nice they are pretty intricate. did you need many connection points for something like the snowflake?

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  Excited to finally announce we are collaborating with scientists to create a 3D bioprinted liver with an award from ARPA-H https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/blog/?p=9970

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  Sculpture go down

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  I’m kind of amazed we can print this. We took one of our radiolarian models and made it into a cellular mesh. Kind of like a fractal radiolarian

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  We’ve been experimenting with the transparency toolkit from HeyGears to create optically clear models of radiolarians, microscopic single-celled marine organisms that build intricate glass skeletons with stunning geometric complexity. We’ve been designing and printing radiolarians in transparent resin for a while, but this is the first time we’ve been able to make them truly clear. (note: Printer and materials provided by HeyGears. All opinions are our own.)

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  The optical clarity of these prints is pretty amazing. Model on the left was printed in standard transparent resin vs the right was printed in HeyGears PAT10 + sprayed with g115 clear coat

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  Big fox tried to nab my guinea fowl today. Don’t think he expected them to fly up into a tree and escape

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  Testing out dyeing acrylic 3D prints using acid dye. It works great and achieves translucent colors in seconds

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  Our best selling puzzle is also our hardest puzzle. The Earth Infinity Puzzle is based on an icosahedral projection and has the topology of a sphere. This results in the puzzle being reconfigurable, with no edges and no fixed shape Blog post: https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/blog/?p=8293 Shop: https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/shop/product.php?code=368

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  @wtrmt@mastodon.social there seem to be beam clamps for this purpose. I’ll look into the appropriate type

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  We've just made our largest custom jigsaw puzzle yet with ~4000 wood pieces! This is going to be insanely difficult to assemble

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  The Bioluminescence Puzzle celebrates nature’s glowing organisms. The vibrant artwork showcases light-making organisms: bobtail squid, sea pens, mushrooms, hatchet fish, and dinoflagellates https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/shop/product.php?code=439 #sciArt