cliff stoll klein bottle 3d models

By flipping the common visualization of a Klein bottle, it's possible to create a drinkable mug that challenges our understanding of 'inside' and 'outside'. The mug can be printed in two sections for easier assembly or as one piece if your printer is...

Starting from a common visualization of a Klein bottle turned upside down it's possible to see how surfaces can be deformed to make a mug one can actually drink from even though you'd really be drinking from the outside surface of the object. But for...

... 2012 file is provided for sharing purposes. Recently, a new variant with integrated support for the underside of the loop's base was introduced. Access these updated files here: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/klein-bottle-for-easy-printing

The Klein Bottle is a chain of connected cylinders, adjustable by changing parameters to control the number of chains. The Mobius Strip model can have either an odd or even twist count, determining if it's a Mobius Strip or not, and hole count must...

This model is remixed from the Klein Bottle that mpatoulachik designed (I think his bottle looks really nice compared to the other bottles I've seen in Thingiverse). All I did was removing 2 walls so that the inside could be seen. The bottle is...

... printers, given their limited accessibility. As an FDM printer user myself, I've faced the challenge of printing a hollow version of the Klein bottle. ...Unfortunately, the "inside" fills up with support material that's nearly impossible to remove.

This model uses chain link latticing to represent a three-dimensional approximation of the four-dimensional “Klein Bottle.” See here for video: https://youtu.be/AWJ-R3GBT80 See here for stable download: https://social.thangs.com/m/729957 The concept...

To enhance this Klein bottle, I made personal adjustments. Firstly, I smoothed out the harsh edge at the neck for safety. Secondly, I scaled the Z-axis by 120% to achieve a more elegant structure. ...Finally, I decreased its overall height to 8 cm,...

I like the proportions of this Klein bottle but I needed to make a couple of tweaks of my own. Smoothed out the sharp angle at the neck. Scaled the Z axis by 120% to make it more elegant. Reduced the overall height to 8 cm to fit my eMaker Huxley. ... ...

This Klein bottle was crafted in Tinkercad as a personal challenge. You can edit the design online at this link: https://tinkercad.com/things/duwlsEbgVbE. It has been successfully printed on Makerbot Replicator and Replicator 2X, with no need for...

A Klein Bottle with Four Tubes, Featuring a Cross-Section Model to Expose its Inner Mechanics. Recommended Print Settings: Layer Height of 0.2mm or Lower for Optimal Results. Dimensions: This Model Stands at an Impressive 150mm in Height. Key...

Creating a Klein Bottle is a personal challenge I'm eager to take on. The code here demands the latest version of OpenSCAD, which has resolved the CGAL issue that used to hinder rendering. As for compatibility with Thingiverse customizer, I'm unsure...

Experience the intrigue of a 3D-printed Klein bottle, featuring gentle angles that can be easily created by any 3D printer without support material. Pour a liquid into its top and rotate to witness an astounding illusion of it appearing within the...

Here is a modular base for the Klein Bottle. The basic base piece can be used alone. The extended base piece has a mount inside for a dc motor, servo, or light. There is also an optional wheel with magnet mounts. You can attach this to a servo arm....

This is a Klein Bottle, a four-dimensional object boasting only one face. This is its three-dimensional counterpart, created by utilizing Simplify3D with the following settings: - From 0 to 2 millimeters = 0.15 mm, four top layers, four bottom...

Experience a versatile Klein Bottle foundation! The fundamental piece can be employed independently. The expanded base contains an internal mount for a DC motor, servo, or light. An optional wheel with magnet attachments is available; simply affix it...

Just another Klein bottle, crafted as a single entity from two distinct components: a handle and a bottle, both hollowed out through the clever application of a difference operation with a smaller part of identical design. The screen shot clearly...

Inspired by Dizingof's perforated bottle, this Klein Bottle version utilizes a Voronoi tessellation for perforation. Print without support, but use a brim for better adhesion to the platform. Created in ViaCad and MeshLab, the model includes three...

I was drawn to the sleek design of this Klein bottle, but I had to put my own spin on it to get it just right. First things first, I rounded off that harsh angle at the neck to create a more fluid shape. Next up, I blew out the dimensions of the Z...

I favored Richgain's klein bottle proportions over the others available. A drawback was the vertical "wall" that held up the internal stem, which needed to be removed for printing since the filament I chose was semi-transparent. Print Settings: ...

... with respect to its neighbouring toroids. The toroids are primo-sibling figures of the klein bottle in which we would only join the sides of the plane two by two in the logical way, without commuting the edges. ... This design is pure poetry.

I am creating a revolutionary 4D object that can be worn as an earring, featuring a Klein bottle with no edges and mathematically zero volume. This unique design allows for the outside to also be the inside of the bottle, making it a true marvel of...

A klein bottle showcases its intricate details when rendered in wireframe style, allowing every surface to be visible. Without a solid surface, the design loses some appeal and the intended meaning can be hard to grasp. This alternative rendition has...

If you prefer the round bottom, simply edit the file klein-bottle_v2.scad and change bottleBezier(true); to bottleBezier(false); in module bottle(). Hopefully, this will make it easier to print. [2017-03-18] Today, I started experimenting with...

I saw this (quite old) challenge online: https://www.makerbot.com/media-center/2011/10/11/openscad-challenge-klein-bottle I could not resist making my own! I'm perfectionist, I made it as perfect as I could.</p> <p>I made it using bezier curves...

You'll notice it resembles a thermos with a handle more than a Klein bottle, and its two-color design is quite striking. I initially thought I had sufficient filament for both components, but that wasn't the case - obviously. The primary intention...

The illustrated figure showcases a Klein bottle, a unique non-orientable surface depicted in the form of a shape numbered as eight.

The Klein vase was designed for a flower lover. Our design was created by taking two mobius loops, sewing them together, thickening that surface, and then strategically punching a bunch of holes into it using a UV map. After a successful watertight...

The Klein vase was designed specifically with flower enthusiasts in mind. Our design team carefully crafted this model by merging two Möbius loops, stitching them together seamlessly, and then thickening the surface. Strategically punching holes...

... another symmetrical version that boasts perfect rotational symmetry, ensuring it looks identical when standing on any of the three ends. Printed upright with no support required, this bottle has been successfully produced using clear PLA material.