Attached Link: http://www.sparkyworld.co.uk/3d10own.htm

During our recent hot spell I noticed our vacum cleaner was struggling in the heat. Much like everything else British, which isn't used to anything but rain, the hoover was huffing, puffing and getting rather hot. Which got me thinking...:) What if there was a way of re-using the excess heat from the cleaner to do something useful. The solution... the Mark 1 ToastEVac! This semi autonomous robot is powered by a rear solar panel, which also doubles up as a handy condiment tray for your marmalade, jam, (marmite style jar included in this freebie) or other favourite spread. With an in built crumb detector in the cleaning head, it patrols your house looking for dirt. As it toodles around powered by a small electric motor, any heat created is saved in the T.C.S - Thermal Conductive Store. When activated by voice control, or the free android/iphone app, the T.C.S. starts to toast the bread and speeds to deliver it to you, so you always get delicious hot toast straight to you within seconds. Best of all it hoovers up the crumbs after you've eaten your toast, so theres no mess at all! The app or side controls on the unit allows to select the following... 1. Browning level dial 2. Activate in the in built butter spray. 3. Emergency Toast release. To ensure that dirt and dust from the cleaning section doesn't taint your toast. Two methods are used.... 1. On the rear of the unit theres a filtered dual exhaust and air-intake. 2. The ToastEVac contains a one way membrane. This membrane allows dust free hot air to travel up from the base to heat the toast. plus it acts as a crumb tray as well as stopping crumbs from entering the base. While non removable on the 3d model, on the real ToastEVac this can be slide out for easy cleaning. Note the render here was done using Reality. The freebie only contains .JPG textures to ensure full compatibility with poser, studio, vue and other apps. To get the same shiny look you'll need to replace all the maps (bar the yeast jar label and pipe textures with app specific shaders. Then render using something like a Poser IDL/IBL light set. Download from - http://www.sparkyworld.co.uk/3d10own.htm - roughly 900K

Pinky - you left the lens cap of your mind on again.