aperture science innovators 3d models

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This drawing is an enlarged view of the PC casing from the popular game, Portal. ...Carefully crafted to match the game's precise measurements, this detailed illustration stands at a scaled height of 25 inches tall, 9 inches in width, and 20 inches in...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 presented a thumb screw to replace the wing nut on the front-left corner of the BIBO bed. It is too wide for the other two positions. I have created a smaller version to fit the right-front corner and the...

This is version 2 of my original case that got almost impossible to edit. (Version 1: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2320357) Update: Modified dimensions for easier printing. The case is designed after a computer you could find in the first...

The Portal game logo is showcased in this design, which can be transformed into a mini keychain or incorporated into another creative project. This is my initial attempt at using OpenSCAD, so please feel free to point out any errors. ...After rendering...

Another Thrilling Rollercoaster Ride Awaits. ... Credit Goes to Sicarius for Crafting the Original 3D Model File.

A quick creation I made in a few minutes of extra time. ...One of my favorite games.

I'd like to remix the iconic "DrStreet" cover with a fresh twist - incorporating the esteemed Aperture Science logo, courtesy of egermann04.

... ...For participating in this experiment, you will receive sixty dollars and a prototype Aperture Science iPhone case for testing purposes. ...If you experience any unusual side effects such as leg turning into antimony, please contact us immediately.

... even for a partial dip, must be avoided at all costs. The Aperture Science Logo was expertly crafted by Sicarius and seamlessly merged into place using meshmixer. ...Scaling this design to accommodate larger fans presents no technical challenges.

I decided to create an "Aperture Science" logo as an extruder indicator, which can be printed in multiple colors even with just one extruder. To achieve this, follow these steps: slice the file at 0.15mm (crucial!), generate .gcode, upload it to...

You may have encountered this test vehicle in one of our Aperture Science Bridge Construction Test Chambers. Take a close look at this test vehicle, which I've carefully scaled down to 1:61 and made approximately 85% accurate compared to the actual...

To make my printer unique, I collaborated with roommate Erik Scott to modify RichRap's gear set in Blender, creating the Aperture Science logo gear set. Thanks to Erik Scott for his Blender work and Steve Kelly for printing on a Mendel90. Although...

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Decided to get creative and made the fan guard look like an Aperture Labs logo while adding an Aperture Labs nameplate on the side. Going to modify it soon to attach to 2020/3030 extrusion using a modular rail system. Update: Uploaded a version...

Decided to get a little Portal-y with it as well and made the fan guard an Aperture Labs logo and threw the Aperture Labs nameplate on the side. Going to mod it soon to be able to mount it to 2020/3030 extrusion using a modular rail. Update: Uploaded...

Maybe a logo within the shape of a euro coin, possibly featuring a shopping cart.

This creation was crafted with Tinkercad. ...Modify it directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bPjwN2mEeB8.

The latest addition to my assortment of treats is a pair of Portal-themed cookie cutters, the second installment in an ongoing collection that's taking shape.

I made this before buying a 3D printer, so it's currently a woodworking project with all plans you could want. The only thing I'm not using is laser woodworking - proper saws and sanders along with routers are the tools I prefer to use. ...If I feel...

as accurately modeled as possible by eye from reference photos

The user has successfully revised the design within Fusion360, enabling hassle-free 3D printing operations to proceed smoothly.

This is a static model with room for electronics, identical in size to this movable tracking model from which also contains instructions on how to make the legs: http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-a-moving-and-tracking-Portal-Turret/ I created...

I'm still working on improving my CAD skills, but designing this new case from scratch has turned out to be a challenging process so far. Every time I try to edit a single sketch or extrusion, it seems like something breaks and needs to be reworked.

A highly accurate reproduction of Portal 2's iconic companion cube is what this item offers, providing an exact likeness for fans and enthusiasts to enjoy.

This is a remix from this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12414. I add slots to magnets as needed. You can modify the size and thickness of the magnets and logo to your liking. Attached are two STL files: one for a 5cm logo with 6mm...

First of all: I'm not entirely comfortable with English being my native language either. Sorry about that. Recently, I purchased a car and the dealer handed me a USB drive bearing their company's logo as a gift. I must admit, I found the USB stick...

I'm dreaming of printing with portals! I don't have the right filament color available for a blue one at the moment, but someday I'll get my collection sorted out! When you print this coaster, be prepared to tweak the fill settings. I prefer...