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chrastecky , to selfhosted
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Anyone knows of a good software for managing files for 3D printing?

Criteria:

  • open source
  • web based
  • self-hostable
  • modern
  • storing 3mf, stl, obj and gcode/bgcode files

Nice to have:

  • automatic slicing of 3MF files
  • being able to send it to my printer (Bambu)
  • previews

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ClaireFromClare , to medievodons
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A joy to be at Clare College to unveil the stone sculpture of the 1359 seal - greatly enlarged for visibility! Wonderful workmanship by Cardozo Kindersley Workshop, http://kindersleyworkshop.co.uk

Iconographic key & more at https://barnes1.net/seal/

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The medieval seal, with numbered key to the iconography. For the text to match the numbers, please look up the website. Can you see 14 people, 5 lions, 2 castles, an eagle and a lamb? The original silver masterpiece is 6cm high.

ClaireFromClare OP ,
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The skill of the medieval silversmith & the modern stonecarvers was celebrated in a third medium with our project mementos! These were made by Cameron Newham FSA, using photogrammetry, 3D-printing, & handpainting. Tiny medieval treasures & large stone sculptures are both hard to move: these small replicas are a delight!

@medievodons @histodons

Close up of the resin memento. It's a pointed oval or vesica shape, with legend 'Aulam Clare Pia Pege Semper Virgo Maria' (Aulam being abbreviated with a macron). The Lady of Clare in the centre holds the foundation document with its large pendent seal in her right hand, & the book of statutes in her left. She is presenting these to the kneeling Master & Fellows. Above are the Virgin Mary & Child Jesus, St John the Baptist holding an Agnus Dei, & St John the Evangelist with his eagle. The shield at the bottom represents the final arms of the Lady of Clare, adopted from then onwards by the college. To left & right are the royal arms of England & of Leon & Castile, representing the Lady's maternal grandparents, Edward I & Eleanor of Castile.

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