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//Franchise information available.// Why can't the French just use google translate like everyone else? |
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How about making the arch from a silicone bag filled
with a plastic that melts at (say) 42°C? Just pop
them in a warm oven, then put them on and wait a
few minutes for the plastic to set? |
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I worry that kind would melt on a hot day, or against
the beach sand. Plus there is no 3d printer. |
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Nice idea.... I'm currently making an edition of my hand with a particular finger pointing gesture (not the rude one) I used alginate to make the mould. It's more or less instant, but not durable. There must be a similar material but more resiliant? |
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You could always use PDMS (silicone monomer), with
a little capsule of catalyst that you break to start the
polymerisation. |
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Being pretty flat-footed I like the custom fit new shoe angle. I've taken to wearing the cheapest shoes they make just because they're made with no arch support. (+) never tried flip flops though |
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/Just scan the feet./
I am sure feet deform under load to greater or lesser extent. What is a more suitable 3d image of the foot - deformed by weight applied from above or unloaded? What is the ideal configuration for a weight bearing foot?
I could imagine a certain amount of deformation is ideal, but some people might experience more because of obesity / overloading, lax ligaments or the like. |
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I was hoping for custom patterns to imprint into beach sand
but this will do. |
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