I’m getting married in a few months, and was hoping to have a little nod to first robotics in my wedding attire. I think cuff links with the triangle/circle/square on them would be cool, but it doesn’t appear to be something commercially available.
Do any of you have suggestions?
Do people think a 3d printed cuff link would hold up well enough for a wedding? I’ve got a prusa mini to print with
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I have no idea how well this would work, but I bet you could modify the FIRST Alumni Lapel Pins into cufflinks by soldering a post with a toggle onto it.
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Not sure how much you are willing to spend but there is online 3d printing services that could print in metal or resin. https://craftcloud3d.com/ is one option
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Craftcloud is a brokerage. Shapeways.com may be better, but is also a bit of a brokerage.
True. When you get to the end where it shows who is going to actually perform the work you could just look up that company directly and skip the middle man
Depending on Budget and timeline, I could print some in Metal via Binder Jetting. We’re based out of Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Azoth 3D). Let me know if you are interested, we do a lot of polished/fine detail parts.
-Ronnie
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Progress so far, going to run a test print in PLA tonight and see how it fits.
@RonnieS I’ll probably be going through you for getting the final cufflinks made.
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Happy to help! Just shoot me a message when the time is right 
-Ronnie
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If anyone wants the CAD for these, here is the onshape link
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very cool!! It would make it as an awesome gift for anyone
Printing this tomorrow.
DM me and I’llLimelight, an integrated vision coprocessor send you a pair of these once I get them printed and Sintered. My payment for steeling your CAD model lol
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These are sick. Love the print @RonnieS
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