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3D printing designer creates 'enchanted ornaments' for the holidays
For this local 3D printing enthusiast, his unique design comes just in time for the holidays.
He calls it the "Enchanted Ornament," with a secret holiday message hidden inside.
"My work really focuses on creating little moments of magic using basic physics. We're surrounded by so much technology, it's easy to become desensitized to new experiences. So I realized that a warm, glowing ornament would be the perfect place to showcase that kind of wonder," said Mike Brunswick of Villanova, Pennsylvania.
Brunswick's designs are available online for all of those looking to experiment with 3D printing this holiday season.
"I'm hoping that it brings joy to people over the holidays and that it's something that they'll remember year after year," said Brunswick.
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