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Profiles in 3D

 turning heads and bodies
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Imagine your profile, or of a loved one, pet or celebrity, reproduced in three dimensions. Yes, we create popular statues, columns, posts, table legs or banisters by taking a head or body outline and rotating it 360 degrees.

With industrial lathes, these unusual items are accurately and stylishly produced in the wood or stone of your choice. Just send in a silhouette photo with the form indicating the part of the outline to use, axis of rotation, material, finished size, etc.

—FarmerJohn, Jan 10 2003

some of our products http://www.geocitie...hnnie/profiles.html
[FarmerJohn, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

My profile attempt http://bz.pair.com/fun/profile.jpg
[14Kb image] [bristolz, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

The parts n' pieces. http://bz.pair.com/fun/profilePieces.jpg
Shown with the profile spline and texmap element.[19Kb image] [bristolz, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Ta-Da! Turn Your Head. http://www.turnyourhead.com/
You provide shots of your profile, and receive back a wood turning, sculpture, of the image for only $150USD. [bristolz, Jul 05 2005]

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       This is great. I love the effect of the hairline - looks like a button perched on his head.   

       )_(   

       ps. that's a croissant in 3D profile.
—sild, Jan 10 2003
   

       Does it have to be a profile of a head, or are other body parts allowed?
—hippo, Jan 10 2003
   

       Please don't tell me you're thinking about what I think you're thinking.
—talen, Jan 10 2003
   

       UnaBubba: Freeze-dried?   

       hippo: Well some parts are already rather symmetric.
—FarmerJohn, Jan 10 2003
   

       A penis frisbee. You could experiment with what penis positions produce the most lift.
—sild, Jan 10 2003
   

       Or why not feed a cat-scan into a laser-resin rendering machine. You could make a resin cast of your skull.   

       That'd be an interesting conversation piece.
—FloridaManatee, Feb 20 2003
   

       Real or not, it's beautiful, bris.
—FarmerJohn, Feb 20 2003
   

       Thanks!
—bristolz, Feb 20 2003
   

       Incredible link [bris]. Truly, everything is on the internet now.
—hippo, Jul 05 2005
   
      
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