In this 3DShoemaker post I’m going to introduce a custom sandal that can be made without a shoe last. 3D printed foaming TPU is used for the complex 3D geometries of the sandal optionally including the tread, while the footbed cover and upper are natural leathers that envelope the foot. […]
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In this 3DShoemaker post I’m going to introduce a novel Heel Height and Wedge Angle Gauge for shoe last measurement. There are two different styles of the gauge and it is available both as a physical 3D print you can have shipped to you and a digital model you can […]
In this post, I’m introducing the new perpetual Personal Edition of the 3DShoemaker plugin for Rhino 3D, currently available for $99. It uses a new licensing model that I think strikes a good balance between affordability for hobbyists and long-term sustainability. Keep watching to see how it works. As a […]
In this 3DShoemaker post, I’m going to explore covering 3D printed orthotic insoles with conventional materials, Suede in particular. The attachment approach I will be demonstrating will be DIY friendly for the hobbyists printing models from 3DShoemaker.com. But the pros out there with there vacuum tables etc. may still appreciate […]
In this 3DShoemaker post, I’m going to get into the new types of flattened upper forms and layouts for pattern design that are available for shoe lasts in the 3DShoemaker ecosystem. I’ll explain how orders can be placed for 2D or 3D printing. And I’ll also touch on the novel […]
In this 3DShoemaker video, I’m going to show how supplements, which resemble orthotic insoles, can be created in conjunction with trimmed shoe lasts. This combination of shoemaking elements is often used for true custom orthopedic shoemaking. The workflow I’ll demonstrate also employs automated digital vacuum forming and is exceptionally fast […]
In this 3DShoemaker post, I’m going to introduce the new Commercial Design Pack along with the first design to have it, the Classy Clog. Each pack comes with a size run and also parametric models that can be used in the 3DShoemaker footwear customization system. Other order types still remain, […]
These instructions are provided for informational and hobbyist use only. Using 3D-printed footwear, insoles, and components for walking, running, or any activity carries risk of discomfort or injury. You should not rely on this content as medical, ergonomic, or safety advice. Always consult a qualified professional for regular use. In […]
In this 3DShoemaker post, I’m going to show you how you can 3D print just about any shoe last model you have access to, which includes shoe lasts outside the 3DShoemaker ecosystem. I’ll even show how to include a joint for de-lasting in the print. When I first started getting […]
In this 3DShoemaker video I’m going to highlight how a company called Oxman has been using 3DShoemaker to develop a special kind of shoe last for their robotically 3D printed biodegradable shoes. If all you have is a hammer, then everything looks like a nail. I guess that is why […]