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My son loves to play with Hilbert curves, so here is one for you to print.

A simple curve clip use for ribbon holder,rope holder and paper holder.

The Peano curve is like the previus Hilbert curve part of the bigger branch called Space fillig curve or short SFC.The Peano curve was the first designed SFC by Guiseppe Peano.Peano's idea with such a curve was, by letting the limit of this curve go...

The Sierpinski curve is part of a bigger branch in mathematics called Space filling curves or short SFC.The Sierpinski curve was originally designed by the Polish mathematician Wacław Sierpiński.The intend of this curve is to fill out a 2D space...

The Peano curve is akin to the previous Hilbert curve as part of the larger branch known as Space filling curves or SFC for short. The Peano curve was originally designed by Guiseppe Peano as the first SFC. Peano's concept involved allowing the limit...

In three-dimensional geometry, this illustrates a parametric curve where position changes continuously along one dimension. ...At each value of t, a point with coordinates t cos(t), t sin(t), and t uniquely defines the curve's path.

This OpenSCAD script generates a Dragon Curve Fractal, though the coding may not be exceptional, it is still operational.

Mold shapes in curved forms assistant Curved mold designs create various shapes, providing versatility in design and functionality. These molds are essential for creating items with curved features, such as bowls or containers. ...They allow for a wide...

The printer is set to print curved shapes in vase mode, as seen in this photo taken after printing with a 1-layer 0.2 nozzle setting.

An unfamiliar graph in the realm of calculus A cryptic curve in calculus that left everyone puzzled, As none could figure out how to plot it accurately.

The surface's contour is what we refer to as its curve, which can be used for various purposes in different fields, from engineering design to artistic representation.

The table curve boasts dimensions of 20 by 52 centimeters in diameter and is made from either glass or plastic materials.

This is a digitally rendered replica of a flower-shaped curve born from the precision engineering of OpenSCAD's robust programming language.

... its classification as a space curve. ...This curve is defined by the equations x = ((h - t) / h) * r * cos(a * t), y = ((h - t) / h) * r * sin(a * t), and z = t, where 'r' represents the radius, 'a' is a constant, and 't' denotes the parameter.

I came across this (https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2015/06/03/mystery-curve/) code from John Cook &amp; converted it for Openscad. ...It uses hull() &amp; does take a while to render for high values of "res".</p>

... in an enjoyable experience. Featuring plastic outer shells and chambers available in various colors, users can express their individuality. The Curve vaporizer distinguishes itself from competitors by introducing a fresh perspective to the market.

The shape with a curved, continuous line forming its boundary is known as a spiral. A closed curve that has no breaks or gaps is referred to as a circle. ...Meanwhile, a three-dimensional object with a surface that is round and symmetrical in all...

... through the air with deadly precision. ...A subtle arc, a swift motion, and the opponent would be left reeling. The curved dagger was an extension of its wielder's will, a tool for finesse and stealth in a world where brute force often held sway.

... shape, often represented by its mathematical equation r = a cos(t) + b sin(t). ...This three-dimensional curve has many applications in various fields such as engineering and physics, where it can be used to model DNA structure or coiled springs.

How I Designed This To create the 2D dragon curve in a printable format that can be tiled together, I determined I could create a polyline of the curve in Rhinoceros and from there quickly sweep the curve to create the printable object. To automate...

The Yield Curve: A Visual Representation of Bond Market Dynamics The yield curve is a graphical representation of interest rates at a specific point in time, comparing bonds with equal creditworthiness but varying maturity dates. This financial...

The model has been remixed into a more stable version with steps for tracking the curve's path vertically; view it at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:172294. In addition, visit the Twitter page @mathgrrl, read the Hacktastic blog at...

Here is a 3D animation of a brain curve, designed specifically to demonstrate human behavior and decision-making patterns within group settings, known as cults. ...This 3D animation is based on actual research data and features real brain structures.

I carefully crafted an intricate Koch curve, entirely within the realm of OpenSCAD. ...The precise wall thickness I established is dependent on the variable T, necessitating its careful diminution as the number of iterations increases to a maximum...

curve Gill ^_^ x= (10-2*cos(50*2*360*t))*cos(1*2*360*t) y = (10-2*cos(50*2*360*t))*sin(1*2*360*t) z =10-2*sin(50*2*360*t)

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=615256 Instructions Using the following options: slope_stud_rows = 0 Use reinforcement = no Wing base length = 3 Create wing stud notches = yes Block height ratio = .5 Roadway width = 0 Choose...

I came across [this](https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2015/06/03/mystery-curve/) code from John Cook & converted it for Openscad. ...It uses hull() & does take a while to render for high values of "res".

The maximum viable number of iterations is 6. Print instructionsCategory: Math Art Summary My attempt at a Koch curve entirely in OpenSCAD. The wall thickness is determined by T. This needs to be small for higher number of iterations. ...The maximum...

Irrespective of where an object initiates its fall from this curve, it will consistently reach the bottom at the exact same time. ...The print was designed primarily to test a 3D printer's capability for accurately reproducing a mathematical function.