Sphere Grid 3d models

Sphere with a grid

The human form takes on a spherical shape, its body encompassed by a lattice-like grid that stretches out in every direction.

Create your own 3D-printed, stereographic-projection sphere grid with customizable SolidWorks 2013 files - and an STL model for easy printing! This unique design boasts a flat base for stability. So why wait? ...Start building today!

The model uses a technique similar to pixelation, where it's composed of a 65-mm diameter sphere made up of cubic unit cells that are four millimeters on every side. This particular sphere consists of an impressive 632 individual unit cells. ...Every...

A Matrix of Randomly Generated Spheres is Aligned in a Precise Grid Pattern.

A focused beam of light placed precisely 7 inches above the center of a spherical object will create an intricate network of shadows, comprised of 2-inch by 2-inch square patterns. ...To accommodate this setup, a substantial volume measuring 8 inches in...

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A Twenty-millimeter Sphere

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This sphere rolls smoothly across the floor.

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Humans Construct Geometric Shapes Including Spheres Pentagons and Triangles

A sphere devoid of substance within its boundaries.

The collection features ten vibrant 150mm diameter spheres showcasing unique designs and patterns.

This is a straightforward, uncomplicated round shape - a basic solid sphere.

The shape in question is a sphere, characterized by its perfectly round and symmetrical form.

there is nothing better than a Perfect sphere to play with

A sphere can be created by assembling twelve individual, flat components.

In additive manufacturing, a sphere's design optimization is achieved through incorporating lattices, utilizing Autodesk NETFab for its creation.

The sphere is to be scaled and can be directly printed, including feet, without the need for any support material.

The surface area of a hollow sphere can be calculated using the formula A = 4 * π * R^2, where R represents the radius of the inner sphere. This is because the surface area of a sphere is directly proportional to the square of its radius. In...

Let me try that again. ...It's super frustrating trying to locate a straightforward sphere to download from this site, so I went ahead and created one for you.

A precision-crafted, 2-inch diameter sphere serves as a key component of high-performance ball-and-socket joints. ...Strategically drilled holes on the sides and top ensure precise control over articulation, allowing for smooth, fluid movement.