Real Tree Textures - For Functional and Decorative 3D Printed Items

There is a way to transfer the texture of any tree to a 3D printable object without harming the tree. It is possible to achieve this using just a mobile phone camera, photogrammetry software like Meshroom, and 3D design software like Blender3D for texture cleaning for further editing.

https://3dprintboard.com/attachment....1&d=1601881905

Here is one big gallery/blog: 3D Scanned Tree Texture – Ideas For 3D Printing.
Here are some ideas. Looking for more ... Please let me know if you want to see tree textures applied to something else.

https://youtu.be/e6hncTikToI

P.S. Sorry - my post is slightly out of shape. I am struggling to post the image and my YouTube embed is too big. Please send me the link with the instructions - I will edit the post properly.
Thanks,
Max

that is pretty cool.
Couple that with a wood filament and you could make some pretty convincing 'branches'.

link to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6hn...ature=youtu.be

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Originally Posted by curious aardvark

that is pretty cool.
Couple that with a wood filament and you could make some pretty convincing 'branches'.

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Yep, :) so far wood filament worked very well for such prints/designs:

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really like that :-)
Have you tries using a wood stain or coloured varnish on them ?

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Originally Posted by curious aardvark

really like that :-)
Have you tries using a wood stain or coloured varnish on them ?

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https://3dwithus.com/wp-content/uplo...Us-768x432.jpg

I tried varnish on Groot once - it worked well :) I guess I need to buy more varnish for the vases.
Overall I love wood filament very much, it feels soo natural. Here is my blog, long read and more images:
https://3dwithus.com/wood-filament