The cherry blossoms have bloomed all of a sudden. The road to the studio was so beautiful that I took a picture once. I'm back for the second class. This time, it's time to make a plate. Before that, I made one more cup to print. While waiting for the first cup to be printed, I worked hard on designing the plate. I think you might be curious, so I'll let you hear the sound of the 3D printer for a moment. It wasn't as loud as I thought. I tried designing several plate designs, but since the height was not high, even with complex patterns, it didn't show well. I wanted to create a wave-like pattern centered around the middle, but I was worried that the shape might collapse during printing, so I changed the design to a simple pattern. Also, the difficult part of designing was that if it's not a clear angular shape, it's hard to predict how the pattern will look in the actual output, just by looking at the modeling preview.

I didn't get to see the output, but I asked several questions today. I asked how you would repair the printer if it broke down, and you said you would buy parts and repair it yourself. So, I could see various traces of repairs on the printer. Then I asked if you were planning to deepen your expertise, and you said you don't have plans yet, but if there is a high demand, you might consider it. I also suggested creating a community for students personally and having an exhibition of students' works, which you thought would be nice, but you mentioned that you are already too busy with your current tasks, such as managing Instagram. I was curious about what happens if printing fails in the middle, and you said that it can be reused. When you keep watching the printing process, it feels like zoning out, similar to listening to ASMR.

This is a retro photo taken on the way to the subway after finishing the 3D printer. Now, only the final training is left.

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