Celebrate your marriage with one of a kind 3D printed wedding rings. via instructables
Reasons you might want 3D printed wedding rings:
Unique – no one else will have rings like yours (unless, of course, you share your design) Totally custom – the design is limited only by your creativity and can easily be sized for tiny fingers or monster hands Easy to make – all you need is some free 3D modeling software and access to the internet Cheap – with shipping, our rings cost less than $60 each
Easy to replace – if you lose your ring or your finger changes size you can just have a new one printed from the original file Bragging rights – you get to tell everyone that you are a jewelry designer and made your own ring!
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