The Pin Pusher

Eli Agutter & Morgan Doane
Fall 2022
Prototyping Methods

A hacked 3D printer's purpose has been changed in order to push the pins on a pinboard to transfer any 3D model into reality. Parts were modeled in Rhino 7 and printed on an Ender 3 Printer. The code that controlled the printer was built using the Rhino plugin Grasshopper. The Video was edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.