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HOW TO - Make Fimo fractals

Windell, of Evil Mad Scientist Labs, has posted a wonderful tutorial on creating these cool "iterative algorithmic plastic sculptures" out of Fimo polymer clay.

Iterative Algorithmic Plastic Sculpture: Fimo Fractals - Link

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Posted by: Austringer on December 6, 2007 at 5:25 PM

Is anyone else looking at this and thinking about how cool it would look as part of a pattern welded blade?

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Posted by: Volkemon on December 6, 2007 at 7:11 PM

@Austringer-
Well, now I am, but you are in shallow waters for knifemaking! Good luck with the billet......

I havn't played with fimo since living in VT in the 80's.........long way from the beach!

Thanks Gareth.

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