fractal vise 3d print

Discover more about volume-based data structures and their advantages in 3D printing at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, or read my post on Engineering.com here:...

This series of volumetric objects assists users in understanding the advantages of volume-based data structures for 3D printing. ...Discover more about these benefits on our site at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371 and read further insights in my post on...

Learn more about the advantages of volume-based data structures in 3D printing at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, and discover further insights on this topic in my post on Engineering.com here:...

To learn more about the merits of volume-based data structures for 3D printing, visit 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371. ...For a deeper dive into this topic, check out my post on Engineering.com at...

Learn about the advantages of volume-based data structures in 3D printing at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, and read more on the subject in my Engineering.com post:...

To learn about volume-based data structure advantages for 3D printing, visit 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, or read more in the Engineering.com post linked here:...

These volumetric objects are designed to demonstrate differences between polygonal and volumetric representations in 3D printing. ...Learn about volume-based data structures benefits at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, or read more on Engineering.com...

I explored fractals and chaos in my winter term course, leveraging my college's cutting-edge Formlabs Form1 + 3D printer to bring theory to life. I created the design on Matlab using innovative affine transformations within Iterated Function Systems...

... something up recursively from individual components repeated at different scales, and that's what this model is all about! Read the rest of the original writeup (including printing hints) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/fractal-trees-77263482

High-Definition Television Receives Signals via Antenna with Fractal Design

A Sierpinski Icosahedron Fractal - twenty-sided marvel of mathematical wonder

Another fractal doodle..DXF conversion failed for this one.

a fractal cube i made Category: Math Art

Fractal Cube: A Self-Replicating Marvel of Geometry

Modeling a fractal cube via parameters: intricate geometrical structure

Covers for Fractal Define R5 Case's top vent. ...

I crafted a captivating fractal during an illuminating experience in the Fractals and Chaos class at Centre College.

Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci 2.0 Duo Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Notes: Data for fractal level 0-4 are normalized to a size of 1.0mm and are available for use with OpenSCAD's rotate, resize features (see comments in the source file for...

This object forms part of my series on volumetric objects that showcase the differences between polygonal and volume-based representations for better 3D printing understanding. ...To learn more about the benefits of volume-based data structures in 3D...

These volumetric objects are part of my series aimed at illustrating the distinctions between polygonal and volume-based representations for better understanding in 3D printing. To learn more about the advantages of using volume-based data structures...

For more information on the advantages of volume-based data structures for 3D printing, visit 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371. ...Additionally, learn more about the topic in a post on Engineering.com at...

This object is part of my series aimed at demonstrating the differences between volumetric and polygonal representations for better comprehension of 3D printing concepts. To learn more about volume-based data structures in 3D printing, visit...

IMPORTANT: You must print the two pieces separately, using your slicer to get the tall fractal part to print as a one-layer shell with base but no roof. Details for how to do this with MakerWare are at the link below. Featured on Day 5 of...

IMPORTANT: You must print the two pieces separately, using your slicer to get the tall fractal part to print as a one-layer shell with base but no roof. Details for how to do this are at the link below. Featured on Day 5 of MakerHome:...

To print them, separate the pieces and set your slicer to create a one-layer shell for the tall fractal part with base but no roof. Instructions for MakerWare can be found in Day 5 of MakerHome blog. The design is licensed under Creative Commons...

Discover more about the advantages of volume-based data structures in 3D printing on our blog at 40westdesigns.com/blog/?p=371, or read our post on Engineering.com here:...

A 3D fractal featuring a hexagon where each corner transforms into smaller hexagons. Potentially beneficial for future applications such as support materials or infill techniques requiring minimal filament usage. ...Printable without support material...

A basic fractal formed by positioning a mini cube on each parent cube's surface through recursive steps. Printing issues may arise; try cutting it in half for better results. ...Unfortunately, I don't have a printer currently to verify, but a SCAD file...

This was my attempt at the Fractal Vice in the linked video. ...It has no interferences, but was not made for 3-D printing, more of a proof of concept. As it has no tolerancing in between any of its parts. ...Still cool though.

The original print includes 10 iterations, but you can easily modify this to create more or fewer iterations if desired. The initial iteration measures 85 mm in diameter and 20 mm in height. ...Each subsequent iteration is precisely 4/5 the size of its...