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David Boyce

Industrial Designer — London, United Kingdom

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Published:: May 17, 2010

Industrial Design

Dulux - Painpod micro

Dulux - Paintpod micro - The paintpod micro could be latest product to be released within the new Dulux paintpod range of automatic rollers. Simply insert a 250ml paint cartridge into the handle and the paintpod micro is read to go. By pressing the thumb delivery button a constant flow of paint is released onto the roller head, making it ideal for testers, touch-ups and small areas with no mess.

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VLADIMIR NIKOLIC Aug 19, 2010

great/////////
Punto Soave Jul 11, 2010

Nice!
Joe MacCarthy Jun 10, 2010

These would also make some kick-ass pizza slicers.
Tom Spencer May 26, 2010

that sounds awesome, i am fed up with leaving 3DS Max to render for 3 hours to find a tiny error in the picture and having to do it again ! Do you have to download it separately or does it come with solidworks when u buy it?
David Boyce May 26, 2010

There is a direct plugin for solidworks, which you can render out from or personally I prefer the Maxwell Studio. Render times totally depend on the settings and complexity. Most of the ones in my portfolio I left for 24 hrs at 200dpi A4. but the great thing about maxwell is it doesn't have a stop point. the longer you leave it it just gets cleaner and better.
Tom Spencer May 25, 2010

?
Tom Spencer May 22, 2010

I will have to get that , do you import the model from solidworks? How long are we talking for that image 24 hrs? I usually render my concepts high quality in about an hour .
David Boyce May 21, 2010

Hell no! maxWELL all the way.
David Boyce May 21, 2010

Its actually Maxwell Render. The render times can be very long but as a non bias render the results are amazing and you have a lot of flexibility.
Tom Spencer May 21, 2010

what render engine did you use!! looks like vray on max?
Simon Enever May 20, 2010

nice render (and idea) you on max now then?
David Boyce May 19, 2010

Thanks yong-hwan, thats always nice to hear.
David Boyce May 19, 2010

Thanks for the comment Tom but its actually a render.
Tom Spencer May 19, 2010

How did u make the prototype?
yong hwan Kwon May 17, 2010

great wok !~ love your works good luck 2 u D-:

yong hwan Kwon May 17, 2010

great wok !~ love your works good luck 2 u D-:
Tom Spencer May 19, 2010

How did u make the prototype?
David Boyce May 19, 2010

Thanks for the comment Tom but its actually a render.
David Boyce May 19, 2010

Thanks yong-hwan, thats always nice to hear.
Simon Enever May 20, 2010

nice render (and idea) you on max now then?
Tom Spencer May 21, 2010

what render engine did you use!! looks like vray on max?
David Boyce May 21, 2010

Its actually Maxwell Render. The render times can be very long but as a non bias render the results are amazing and you have a lot of flexibility.
David Boyce May 21, 2010

Hell no! maxWELL all the way.
Tom Spencer May 22, 2010

I will have to get that , do you import the model from solidworks? How long are we talking for that image 24 hrs? I usually render my concepts high quality in about an hour .
Tom Spencer May 25, 2010

?
David Boyce May 26, 2010

There is a direct plugin for solidworks, which you can render out from or personally I prefer the Maxwell Studio. Render times totally depend on the settings and complexity. Most of the ones in my portfolio I left for 24 hrs at 200dpi A4. but the great thing about maxwell is it doesn't have a stop point. the longer you leave it it just gets cleaner and better.
Tom Spencer May 26, 2010

that sounds awesome, i am fed up with leaving 3DS Max to render for 3 hours to find a tiny error in the picture and having to do it again ! Do you have to download it separately or does it come with solidworks when u buy it?
Joe MacCarthy Jun 10, 2010

These would also make some kick-ass pizza slicers.
Punto Soave Jul 11, 2010

Nice!
VLADIMIR NIKOLIC Aug 19, 2010

great/////////