flattened expanded metal 3d models

Expansion on the support test from "Make: 2017 3D Printer Test Files"

Enhanced angle, additional rows

Epand your sewers with new locales and dangerous locations, who knows what evil lurks in the sewers...

I had to extend the size of the beam for it to fit snug

The Plastibot Printers I take care of are showing signs of aging. Most have had their original hotends replaced with J-heads, but those too are starting to wear down. So, I've decided to switch out the worn-out J-heads and Makergear V1s for brand new...

I've revised my initial VIC-20 cartridge design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:69261) and am now incorporating a DIN connector slot in the back. Upon completion, I'll share the OpenSCAD code. Currently, I only modified the outer shell of the...

I bumped up the ramp at the rear, making it a snap to step on board and load the cards.

The absence of a human description is puzzling, as it suggests that no attention was paid to this fundamental aspect of being human. ...This oversight leaves one wondering if the individual in question is simply a vessel devoid of thoughts and emotions...

Cut in half, flattened, and sliced up for extra-large printing. Designed for a cube style print bed. For my 200x200x180mm print bed, it should create a 5-foot long model. I am currently printing, it should take a few weeks or more depending on my...

To Begin: These files represent a meticulously disassembled and flattened rendition of Andrea Garuti's captivating Castle Under Attack model. This model took the top spot in the highly acclaimed GrabCAD/SolidSmack laser cut toy contest, as reported...

Expanded the zip tie hole to fit more sizes of zip ties. ... PTFE tube hole size is optimized and does not need to be expand.

used to hold a 5mm thickness board (expanded pvc or acrylic or plywood)

A parametrically designed expanded steel mesh is the focus here; however, it's not an ideal expanded profile. ...The main objective of this design was to create parametric cuts and then fabricate a tube using a single sheet of expanded steel mesh.

I fabricated a customized comb design that allows it to print flawlessly on an FDM printer without any supports, ensuring robust and sturdy tines.

I found that the original model was very small, rotated, and not flat on the bottom, so I fixed all of that in this model so printing is easier You will still need support for the underside and the visor, I recommend tree supports

Lorado Taft's sculpture had some peculiarities at its top and bottom, which were addressed by Christian Oiticica during scanning, resulting in a more leveled scan overall.

A reimagined version of Redbrumblers' Joycon Grip features a flat top design, perfect for smooth printing without the need for supports. ...When printed at 97% scale, the joycons fit snugly into place, suggesting that an even tighter fit could be...

Cutting loose and filling gaps - that's my motto! And I'm not just talking about patching up holes. No way. I'm talking about taking things to the next level. More later, indeed. When it comes to STL files, you've got to think precision. And...

This white clay pipe bowl piece was salvaged from the sunken ship Betsy, situated in the York River off the coast of Yorktown, Virginia. It displays the Royal Coat of Arms featuring a fierce English lion and a proud Scottish unicorn. The vessel was...

I made this, because the original was not flat enough and wouldnt let me print it without supports. You can probably print this in PLA. ...Just lay the stl on its front (bee-pattern on the bottom) to print without supports.

a modification of a wedge I was fond of with a reduced angle for the wrist rest

A circular pencil case was made. The box has an upper and lower diameter of 90mm, and a height of 100mm. On the outer sides of this box, a regular template is made, composed of three-sided prisms that are shortened by half the length of the next...

By employing NetFabb basic, I rectified the model's holes and smoothed its base. Now it's ready for printing; simply follow through and relish your creation! ...In the image, this model was printed at half scale with a layer height of 0.27 on a...

Fixed some issues with the model: eyes disappeared, the horns are very unstable and legs and tail were difficult to print so I placed in the floor.

Here's how I attempted to remove the "coin" letters from the button using Tinkercad. First, I went into the Tinkercad workspace and selected the button that had the unwanted letters on it. Then, I used my mouse to click and drag a selection box...

I created this alternative version, as the original design lacked sufficient flatness and wouldn't permit printing without requiring support structures. You should be able to successfully print this one using PLA material. ...To do so, simply position...

<p>I found that the original model was very small, rotated, and not flat on the bottom, so I fixed all of that in this model so printing is easier</p><p>You won't need supports for the model if you are printing them small</p><p>Remix of <a...

The Resilient Cuff showcases the remarkable versatility of in-home 3D printing capabilities. Designed to span a manageable surface area suitable for standard print-beds, this innovative piece is built by stacking small patterns multiple times before...

The edges of the scan were irregular at first glance, but they are now perfectly level. ... Masterpiece by Lorado Taft Photographed by Christian Oiticica

The Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT) series is a line of rugged diesel-powered trucks with 8x8 wheels that are designed for off-road use by the US military. Also known as "Truck, Cargo: 10-Ton, 8x8," these vehicles have been nicknamed...