argonath bookend 3d models

The Ebony Carved Bookend proudly takes its place as a prized possession within Manchester University's renowned Ethnographic Art Collection. ...This stunning artifact was meticulously captured in three-dimensional detail using the state-of-the-art...

Designed a Herringbone Tile bookend for my friend. The herringbone tiles are printed separately from the frame to allow for easier post print painting. ... The frame itself is strong enough for normal sized and normal weighted books, but print with...

This sturdy bookend proudly showcases its connection to the thrilling Percy Jackson series created by the masterful author Rick Riordan. A majestic trident, intricately crafted and taking an eternity to produce, adorns its surface, accompanied by...

Low profile bookend that doubles as a bookmark holder. Print instructionsTested in both PLA and PETG. ... PETG is more flexible but ensure that you have good bed adhesion since this large footprint will start to pull away as the vertical portion begins...

... be cute, but the legs turned out very thin and lifelike. I designed these to be printed in resin. I have not tried to print on the FDM printer yet. The bookend at 100% can be printed on a Elegoo Mars sized build plate. ... I hope you enjoy

This is a Cute Dragon I designed while practicing my sculpting and I decided to make it into a bookend It is about a 4 1/2 Hour print If you wish to sell this design/object feel free to reach out you can buy me a coffee anytime with a donation at...

... thanks to <a href="https://www.printables.com/de/social/341435-tom-stanton"><strong>Tom Stanton</strong></a><strong> </strong>for his vase mode wing design. It inspired me to make this bookend using his technique.Video from Tom Stanton :

... without any major issues. You can easily modify the default size if you need a larger bookend and add more infill to increase its weight. ... A happy home is always filled with great literature, so I wish everyone a joyful reading experience!

Print the logo in a different colour than the rest of the bookend. The tongue and logo don't need support or brims. I always do a skirt line so that the filament is working nicely before the main components are printed. The main "GW2 Book End...

Welcome to my Disney-themed masterpiece!!\r\n\r\nInspired by zacleung's iconic Mickey Mouse model.\r\n\r\nI set out to create a unique bookend for a Disney movie collection, and this one-of-a-kind design is the result!\r\n\r\nPrint with supports for...

I needed bookends that wouldn't topple over when I removed a few books, so I created this one that hooks around the shelf. It fits perfectly on my 3/4-inch plywood shelves with just a tiny bit of play. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer:...

I created a Sonic-themed bookend based out of the Sonic The Hedgehog Cookie Cutter by seagull08 (it's awesome as it is, go check it out!). I only printed the v1, but realized while installing it for my son that the part under the books could be...

These are two matching bookends featuring a majestic conifer tree design. Designed using SketchUp, the file was exported to .dae format before being converted to .stl on meshconvert.com. The resulting .stl file is scaled in inches, and for optimal...

UPDATE 22/04/2023: Redesigned the base and cups, to fit better together. A modular storage bookend for holding pens or other art supplies, some reading glasses and a planter for a succulent or other small plant.The base snaps together with the...

Create a Doctor Who-inspired bookend featuring Matt Smith as the 11th doctor, made from 5mm MDF or another material of choice. Assemble the pieces after engraving and cutting with these settings on a 30W Epilog Laser: Engraving - 15% SPD, 25% PWR;...

A reinforced bookend (for taller or heavier books) with a honeycomb pattern on the visible face. No supports required, no post-processing. Just a clean and simple print. The visible face is about 120mm wide by 140mm tall. The base is 120mm square.

I've looked around a bit but most bookends just weren't simple and slim enough for my needs. And those which were simple haven't been stiff enough in my opinion or bad to print.</p><p>So i made my own one. Here it is. Thin and stiff. ...Also easy to...

A Viking-themed bookend crafted for the MY4777 project at Michigan Tech showcases a serpent design in its vertical section and a traditional Celtic knot pattern on its horizontal section. ...The 3D model was created using FreeCAD and OpenSCAD software,...

Efforts included: making the little sister actually printable, cutting up / making the room scene manifold, adding the fairy lights hole and bookend piece, etc. To make: I printed the main bookend frame cut-up so that I could change out filament in...

Efforts included: making the little sister actually printable, cutting up / making the room scene manifold, adding the fairy lights hole and bookend piece, etc. To make: I printed the main bookend frame cut-up so that I could change out filament in...

Efforts included: making the little sister actually printable, cutting up / making the room scene manifold, adding the fairy lights hole and bookend piece, etc. ## To make I printed the main bookend frame cut-up so that I could change out filament...

Glue the portal to the bookend before you glue the stickman too it ;) It is a remix from these things: - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5177019 - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2791730 **Why the Remix?** I basically only improved the base. I...

I just figured out how to size things in Blender, so this bookend will be the perfect size for printing, and I'm super excited about it! YA! Jessica Cruz is one of my personal heroes, and she had an awesome idea to use her and her power ring to hold...

Photo-realistic, unlit, texturized model of a stone bookend created through photogrammetry using a DSLR camera. Images were edited in Lightroom before being compiled in Reality Capture and re-topologized in Insta-Mesh. The resulting mesh was refined...

Here is the rewritten text: A realistic, unlit, textured model of a Golden Eiffel Tower Bookend. This model was created using photogrammetry with a digital single-lens reflex camera and edited in Lightroom, compiled in Reality Capture, and re-meshed...

This bookend was crafted with openSCAD. The design consists of a triangle from which a slightly smaller triangle has been subtracted at its center, followed by the addition of a thin plate to the base, expanding its footprint. A cylinder is then...

This Antique column bookend is designed in Fusion360. I got inspiration from architrave in ancient Greek and Roman architecture of course but I did not follow anything specific.The model in fotos is printed on my Prusa Mini+ with 0,6mm nozzle and...

I required bookends for my shelves, so I began searching around until I found the perfect fit. However, what caught my eye was this fantastic model of "The Thinker" - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2164071. I downloaded the...

3D Model of Bookend: High Definition Design Built for Close-Up Renderings, Exceptional Detail Achieved Derived from Real-World Measurements and Dimensions Crafted in 3ds Max 2009 Software Rendering Executed with Vray 2.0 for Unparalleled Realism File...

This is a simple bookend designed to keep books from falling off the bookshelf. It is counterbalanced by additional books, so it is a poor design for a single book, or a few small books. This bookshelf was designed in Blender, and originally built...