3d printed impossible triangle

Reminder: Tackle Desk Project Now I'm compelled to revisit my desk project, which has been lingering in the background for quite some time. Initially, I viewed it as a mere hobby, occasionally tinkering with it but never seriously considering its...

This is a reminder for myself to get back on my desk. I had a pet project that I'd tinker with occasionally, but never thought I'd actually make it work... then yesterday, I finally got it up and running. It seems silly now, but the problem was...

Impossible shape??

Impossible cube

This box should technically be impossible but with the ball already printed inside it is not. ...It is an easy project for beginners because you can experience 3D printing with a cool result.

This is a simple impossible table/floating table design. ... I used zip ties, electrical hoop connectors and clear plastic cord for the non-3D printed parts. ...All can be found at a decent hardware store.

When it comes to the impossible dovetail, 3D printing makes the process almost too easy. The real hurdle lies in designing a suitable model. I employed FreeCAD v0.16 to craft my design. It required extensive reading and experimentation to develop an...

Impossible cube oriented so that it can be printed in its entirety. ...

The Triangle Maker is a simple tool designed to help users quickly create triangles.

This exceptional exhibition piece showcases the incredible capabilities of 3D printing technology. ...It's truly amazing to witness this intricate design printed in one seamless operation, leaving onlookers thoroughly bewildered and curious about the...

my impossible table

Impossible cube with ball

The objective is to add the little triangle into the large triangle opening in the frame along with all the rest of the pieces. If you solve it, all pieces will fit nicely without any force required! ... Difficulty: Level 8

The objective is to add the little triangle into the large triangle opening in the frame along with all the rest of the pieces. If you solve it, all pieces will fit nicely without any force required! ... Difficulty: Level 8

I created a triangle; I'm not exactly sure why, but it seems like it was just for some enjoyable recreation.

It might sound impossible, but you can easily create this mind-bending object with a 3D printer. The trick is to print them both at once, so the ball is trapped form the start. Takes around 4 hours to print at 15% infill and uses about 35g of...

One such impossible geometric shape is the "Penrose Triangle," named after its discoverer, Sir Roger Penrose. This triangle appears to be impossible because it seems to have a set of angles that add up to more than 180 degrees. However, despite this...

Made with TinkerCad. ...Show your friends the impossible cube! they wont know how its made. Please tell me if the model is broken or doesn't print well

An impossible cube. ...Mindblowing. Materials needed - 6x printed part - 6x M3 self-tapping screws, 10mm length Assembly is straightforward as shown in image. ...Have fun!

You don't see the whole picture at first glance, but this ball fits perfectly due to the incredible capabilities of 3D printing technology. My "Impossible Box" design might seem unfathomable in reality, but it looks just like its digital counterpart...

... stairs, an endless series that has neither beginning nor end. Try having these printed out, and if you're feeling adventurous, start at one stair and attempt to reach the last one - but be warned: it's a challenge that will leave you stumped!

These models are inspired by other impossible table creations, please comment if you have any problems or need any help with this thing. ...You will also have to print 2 of each thing to get the final outcome of a impossible table (floating table).

... that deceives perception by crafting an apparently impossible dovetail joint. ...Printing orientation could significantly impact fit, as printing orthogonally creates a locking pattern, while printing at a 45° angle makes the lines slide slightly more.

Impossible loop all one solid object

IMPOSSIBLE CHAIR ONE SKETCH ONE PART

An impossible geometry by using SOLIDWORKS.

impossible CORNER ONE SKETCH ONE PART

Slide open "impossible box" 33x33x30mm of capacity.

However, rather than breaking the bank, I opted to create my own versions of these items using 3D printing technology. Slant Board: I was thrilled with how well this one turned out - it works flawlessly! ...To achieve this, I printed the design with...