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The 3DConnexion Enterprise SpaceMouse is a fantastic input device for 3D modeling, but on my messy desk it takes a lot of room and I don't want to stack stuff on top of it. ...So I designed this cover that protects it; it's worked really well for more...

Converted meticulously by skilled hands from an obscure origin within the digital realm of 3D Warehouse, this masterful rendition stood as a testament to creative innovation. ...Its anonymous creator remains forever uncredited for their role in crafting...

a couple of parts for the 4ft enterprise deflector dish if your lighting it up. print the diffuser in clear with 0% infil and enough walls and layers to make it solid. ... the led holder scale to fit the deflector hole in the hull.

The stand is sized for the Enterprise model and can even hold a printed version at 110% scale (as shown in the photo). I've noticed comments on other Enterprise models about "red errors" and non-manifold shapes, so I've added an x-ray view to show...

... this USS Enterprise Registry Dedication Plaque as a special gift for my buddy. ...The original print of "to boldly go" wasn't quite legible, so I designed an additional plaque with bigger text to make it easier to read. ...No extra backing needed!

Here is a Star Trek TOS Enterprise made in Blender. ... It does not include a stand, but it is the entire ship in a single model. Printing will take a good deal of support material (probably more than the model itself). ... Enjoy!

... on a model of the Star Trek starship, Enterprise NX-01. ...It's still a work in progress and hasn't been fully printed yet, which might explain some minor inaccuracies. ...Although I did try to clean it up with Netfabb, its capabilities are limited.

It was a fun project that challenged me in new ways, and I learned a lot about 3D printing and electronics in the process.\r\n\r\nParts/Purchases List----------------------------\r\n\r\n01] The 2 square FAUX switches are:\r\n3M mounting fixings [aka...

This is a simplified version of the USS Enterprise from Star Trek.

The internal joystick and control panel of the Enterprise 128K computer.

Simple Keychain from the Famous Starfleet Spacecraft Enterprise of the Star Trek Series.

I have tried to model the space ship 'Enterprise' on Star Trek

USS Enterprise CVN 65. ...If you want you can take off the little plane.

This file is based on the MACO patches as seen in Star Trek Enterprise.

... comments and experience, the original found here looks nothing like the picture. There is a file for dual-color printing. There are also the individual components as well as the whole pistol merged so it can be printed all at once. ... Enjoy...

... simply slips onto your trusty Spacemouse, requiring no tools or messy glue in the process. The stylishly dressed-up Spacemouse Model, courtesy of Sake de Jong Link's impressive Spacemouse Enterprise line, is a perfect match for this clever visor.

This remix is based on the Modular USS Enterprise upload by skooler1, expertly recut, scaled, and optimized to match the proportions of the model in Star Trek Panic. It's sliced for easy desktop printing without any supports. You'll need to rotate...

The USS Enterprise (1799) is a ship that suffered important modifications during its operational life, for this reason, we have made two hulls, one 12-gun hull, and one 14-gun hull (representing the subsequent hull modification). Also, we have...

The original Star Trek TOS Enterprise model has dimensions of 333 x 178 x 83 mm and requires approximately 17 hours to print using 268 grams (89.87 meters) of 1.75mm filament, as per Cura estimates. An optimized version was updated on May 19, 2014,...

... the paintwork. I have to warn you, this one is quite the challenge to print and assemble, but it can be done. More on that below. Enterprise and the eagle's scale differs so you'll have to some eyeballing to get them to match each-other. ...

Instructions To prepare for 3D printing with your machine, simply export all the model's files from Makerbot Desktop onto a flash drive first. If you're printing on one of those models referred to as 'enterprise_3', be aware that they have height...

The U.S.S. ...Enterprise NCC-1701-E Dedication Plaque has the Enterprise-E's motto engraved, "To boldly go where no one has gone before!" No supports required

This cover for Mavic Enterprise, allows you to replace the original cover and easily interchange accessories. Requires M3x20 screws This cover is for Mavic Enterprise accessories socket. ... Use screw M3x20

The Enterprise NC1701 is depicted in a model, showcased on construction scaffolding. ...Ensure to use complete support during assembly.

The Star Trek franchise's enterprise employs the use of SolidWorks for its design and engineering processes.

Another enterprise emerges, not one I've ever modeled. ...I'm reposting at the request of freaky_friday.

Modified to strengthen the flimsy nacelle area. ...It happens to make a slightly more detailed Enterprise cookie as well.

... by foxtorchYT. ...Thanks to d1ck31n for the great starting point. I haven't printed it yet but expect it should work fine with no supports. Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic Printer: Large Size ChironRafts: No Supports: No Category: Models

To be honest, I hesitated sharing this model because my ROBO-3D printer struggles with overlapping volumes (it prints them as air gaps), and this design has many of these overlaps, particularly in the nose area. Despite trying various approaches, I...

I find this model here: http://armadafiles.com/files/armada-2/ships/stargate/cv401-enterprise/details and convert it to .stl