Glass test piece scanned with 123D Catch

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A glass piece created by glassblowing Kenny Galusha at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Kenny created this piece as a test of various glassblowing and coloring techniques so that we could test how they react to high-power lighting. I stuck a high-power (3W) RGB LED into this piece with some really astonishing results: https://vimeo.com/52722322 I also held the RGB LED directly against several of the individual features, each with awesome results: https://vimeo.com/52722323 https://vimeo.com/52722324 https://vimeo.com/52722326 https://vimeo.com/52722327 https://vimeo.com/52722501 More information about this collaboration can be found on my blog at: http://jason-webb.info/2012/11/glassblowing-electronics-collaboration-first-experiments/ This piece was scanned using 123D Catch, then processed in Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic to make it manifold and 3D printable. I have included the fully-textured cleaned OBJ mesh exported from 123D Catch, as well as the original 123D Catch project file (.3DP). Instructions Print this thing with full support! I used 0.2mm layer height, 2 shells and 10% infill on a Makerbot Replicator using "Helsinki Blue" ABS filament.