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I created this model using Cyberpunk's Photo mode and using Agisoft Metashape - a Photogrammetry software, with a little post-processing in Blender. ...I describe my process a little bit here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_AoHm1NOzY Category: People

The featured object is a MakerBot-scanned 3D portrait of Steven V from the SoHo retail store on April 27th, 2013, displayed at 75% original size. To view models, click the top left thumbnail and select one to see in 3D. Download the desired STL file;...

The "Table SK-060" is a 3D model inspired by an actual item, featuring dimensions of h-72/121 x w-135 x d-60 cm. ...This stylish piece is crafted from materials such as MDF lacquered, leather, and mirror, and was designed by the skilled Paolo Castelli.

Temperature spans from 235 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit. A tailored adaptation of the model found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2615842 is presented below. ... This customized version was generated using the Customizer tool, available at...

... and select it. For a 3D view, press the cube icon. Download the STL file you want to print from the thumbnails; portrait_1 is represented by the first one. ...Utilize MakerWare or ReplicatorG software to open and resize the STL before printing.

... the thumbnail in the top left corner. Select a cube to view it in 3D. Choose your desired STL file for download from the first thumbnail (portrait_1) and so on. ...Use MakerWare or ReplicatorG software to open the STL, resize as needed and print.

... its original size. ...To preview the model, click the top-left thumbnail and then click the cube icon for a 3D view. Download the STL file of your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1) and open it in MakerWare or ReplicatorG to resize and print.

... size. To view each model, click its thumbnail on the top left corner. Click the cube icon to see it in 3D. Choose a portrait (numbered from _1_), download the STL file, and open it with MakerWare or ReplicatorG to resize and print as desired.

The MakerBot 3D Portrait shown is Jonathan S's, obtained from a scan at the MakerBot store in SoHo on April 12, 2013. It has been reduced to 75% of its original size. To explore the models, click a thumbnail on the top-left corner. This will reveal...

... the top-left thumbnail and then select the cube for a 3D view. Download the desired STL file by choosing from the thumbnails (portrait_1, etc.). ...Finally, open the STL with MakerWare or ReplicatorG, adjust the size as needed, and print it out.

... corner. Click the cube icon to view it in 3D. To download the STL file for printing, select your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1 onwards). ...Open the STL file using MakerWare or ReplicatorG, adjust the size as required, and print.

... corner. For viewing in 3D, hit the cube icon. Download the STL file for printing by selecting your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1). ...Then, open the downloaded STL file in MakerWare or ReplicatorG and resize as needed before printing.

... models, click the thumbnail in the top left corner and select the cube to see it in 3D. Download the desired STL file by choosing from the provided thumbnails (portrait_1, etc.), then open with MakerWare or ReplicatorG for resizing before printing.

... click the thumbnail on the top left corner. For a 3D preview, click the cube icon. Download the STL file of your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1). ...Open the STL in MakerWare or ReplicatorG, adjust the size as needed, and print it out.

... the top left thumbnail and then select the cube for a 3D view. Download the desired STL file by choosing from the numbered thumbnails (portrait_1, etc.). ...Finally, open the STL in MakerWare or ReplicatorG, adjust the size as needed, and print.

The featured item is a MakerBot-scanned 3D portrait of Kristian D from the MakerBot store in SoHo, dated July 24, 2013. The scans are at 75% original size. To view the model, click the thumbnail on the top left corner. Select the desired STL file by...

This item is a MakerBot-scanned 3D model of Darth Vader from the SoHo retail store, dated September 30th, 2013. The displayed models are scaled down to 25% of their original size. To preview each design, click on the top left thumbnail and then...

... preview the models, click the top-left thumbnail and then select the cube for a 3D view. Download the desired STL file from the first thumbnail (portrait_1) onwards. ...Open the STL in MakerWare or ReplicatorG, adjust the size as needed, and print.

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=677959 Instructions Using the following options: text = I LOVE MY DAD build_shift = 30 text_space_factor = 0.75 neodym_2_height = 1.8 big_heart_level = 7.0 neodym_2_diameter = 6.5 text_height =...

To personalize it, I'll be painting the 3D printed figure to resemble an action figure and hanging it on my Christmas tree. To view each model, click the thumbnail on the top-left corner. Click on the cube icon for a 3D preview. Download the desired...

The image displayed is a MakerBot 3D scan of monjay S, obtained from the MakerBot Retail Store in SoHo on July 8th, 2013. The scans are at a reduced size of 25% of the original. To view the model, click the thumbnail on the top left corner. For a 3D...

... the desired portrait, click on the cube icon to view it in 3D. From here, download the STL file and open it using MakerWare or ReplicatorG software for further resizing and printing. ...The first thumbnail corresponds to 'portrait_1', and so forth.

... it in 3D by clicking the cube icon. To download the STL file for printing, select your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1) and proceed accordingly. ...Lastly, open the STL file using MakerWare or ReplicatorG to resize and print as needed.

This image is a MakerBot 3D representation of rj W's portrait, obtained from a scan at the MakerBot store in SoHo on January 29, 2013. The scans are 75% the size of the original. To view each model, click the thumbnail on the top left corner. Click...

... icon to view the 3D image. To download an STL file of your preferred model, simply select it from the thumbnails (portrait_1, etc.). ...Once downloaded, open the STL file in MakerWare or ReplicatorG and adjust its size as needed before printing.

Using the following options: text_font = knewave.dxf neodym_2_height = 2.5mm neodym_1_diameter = 8.5mm build_shift = 40 units outline_width = 2 mm neodym_1_height = 3.5mm small_heart_outline_level = 8.5% text_level = 8.5% points neodym_2_diameter =...

... left corner. Click the cube icon for a 3D preview. To download an STL file, choose your desired portrait (numbered from portrait_1) and save it to your device. ...Finally, open the file using MakerWare or ReplicatorG, resize as needed, and print.

The presented object is a MakerBot-generated 3D rendering of Greg W's portrait, obtained from the retail store in SoHo on June 28, 2013. The scans are displayed at 75% of their original size. To view each model, click on its thumbnail in the top left...

http://www.thingiverse.com/Apps/customizer/run?thing_id=677959 Instructions Using the Following Options: neodym_2_height = 5 units more than 0.05 unit smaller than its original measurement text = Love is Pure build_shift = plus one-fifth of it...

I'm so excited to show you this amazing customized version of a design from Thingiverse! You can find the original here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:677959 I created this custom version with Customizer, which is an awesome tool that lets me...