impossible objects 3d models

***Original Project (Old Files)*** https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3028330 ***See the following website for more details*** https://rcexplorer.se/forums/topic/impossible-tail-duct-wip/ *** V2 Major Changes *** * Updated Propellers area of...

My take on the trapped ball object. ... Prints without supports as long as your printer can handle 20mm bridges.

My take on the trapped ball object. ...   Prints without supports as long as your printer can handle 20mm bridges.

My take on the trapped ball object. ... Prints without supports as long as your printer can handle 20mm bridges.

While browsing the internet, I stumbled upon Clickspring machined impossible dovetail puzzle on YouTube. The intricate design and craftsmanship inspired me to take on the challenge of designing one myself. Taking it as an inspiration, I modified it...

Simple cube, assembled from the Impossible Dovetail Solutions set. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 10% Filament: StrongHero 3D PLA Silver Notes: Only Part3 requires supports,...

My take on "impossible" tensegrity sculptures :D Tensegrity sculptures seem to defy gravity at first glance, rising above expectations with an air of defiance. They hold themselves up thanks to the tension in the strings, which is precisely what...

Here's an impossible dovetail box that I designed. A fun little twist (literally) to this box is the inner compartment that allows the box to have a full-length dovetail but also ensure that whatever gets stored inside will not interfere with the lid...

I loved the Impossible Dovetail idea and wanted to design something similar, but with an exciting twist. To get started, you'll need to print both PART A and PART B. I've provided two versions of the puzzle - a medium-sized one (60mm diameter) and a...

This is an impossible Salt/Pepper Shaker. Impress your Friends with this optical illusion! Printed in Green PETG from 3DJake and in Purple PLA from 3DJake. Print Settings Printer: FDM Printer Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.2mmInfill: 10% ...

Here's another mind-bending geometric puzzle - the Dovetail Box, which appears impossible to open at first glance but reveals its secret through a clever sliding mechanism. Simply tilt it 45 degrees and voilà! The two interlocking parts slide out of...

The impossible FDM benchmark. In this model everything is designed to fail. If you want to fine tune your high end 3D printer you are in the good place. But i must warn you, this is not an easy benchmark, everything must be in perfect...

My take on the trapped ball object.  Prints without supports as long as your printer can handle 20mm bridges.

I also wanted to make it look like it should be impossible yet somehow possible. And I think after quite some time and quite some prototyping I've done it! I've also solved the question of tensioning which was one of my points, now you can tension it...

Here's an impossible dovetail box that I designed. A fun little twist (literally) to this box is the inner compartment that allows the box to have a full-length dovetail but also ensure that whatever gets stored inside will not interfere with the lid...

After Watching Mr.Puzzles video on youtube and needing a money gift box for a friend I decided to make this seemingly Impossible Dovetail Puzzle Box and it worked really well and it is a really fun print. Currently, it only holds a rolled up bill as...

After Watching Mr.Puzzles video on youtube and needing a money gift box for a friend I decided to make this seemingly Impossible Dovetail Puzzle Box and it worked really well and it is a really fun print. Currently, it only holds a rolled up bill as...

This is a mold for quickly making snowballs in the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron. This particular polyhedron has a couple of properties that make it really cool for snowballs: It's space-filling, meaning that you can stack these with no gaps in...

The pictured screws are the long and longer versions.All screw STLs except impossible_two_way_screw_unsupported.stl have a built-in support for the upper head. The unsupported STL is included in case you want to remix it somehow. I don't recommend...

An impossible dovetail box with a secret locking mechanism. A magnet and a 15mm rod are needed to complete this project. I used a 4mm wide by 3mm long round magnet and a 3mm*15mm rod, but a section of M3 screw will work too. There's a F3D file so...

I am using Cura / Printrbot Simple Metal / E3DV6 Hotend / 3M #2090 Scotch Blue Tape Max Fan Speed: 60% Print Temp: 220 Layer Height: 0.25 Shell Thickness: 0.8 Top/Bottom Thickness: 0.6 Print Speed: 60 Infill: 100% (also seemed to cut the time down...

##Fusion 360 I documented the Fusion 360 steps (along with solve-it spoilers) on Instructables here: https://www.instructables.com/The-Simply-Impossible-Puzzle/ I also attached the Fusion 360 file so you can customize it however you like. My...

Rotate de part 45° on XYRotate down 45° on ZModel can be printed in 3dPut the object on the tableThen just place yourself at the right positionand the magic will operate on its own.

The ultimate objective is to craft a work of art that defies all logical explanation and pushes the boundaries of my creative capabilities. ...As I delve into the realm of artistic expression, I remain steadfastly focused on harnessing the limitless...

First, I designed this mesmerizing object using openscad and later refined it in blender. Will it successfully print? Update: I have added the "fit" variants to the design and printed a scaled version, as shown. ... This vase will not be perfectly...

Visit my blog for a step-by-step tutorial on crafting this object using Autodesk Inventor's master sketch method (http://wp.me/p3gI7M-64). Don't worry, printing these components is straightforward - mine are made from PLA filament with 0.25mm layer...

This object has made an interesting gift recipient list due to its modularity design capabilities, suggesting it could serve as a personal project foundation point for users. One potential modification involves printing your own base for it as...

The clever trick of perspective that makes the eye see what is not really there, a visual illusion so convincing it defies detection by the naked eye.

Here's a link to an awesome YouTube video: https://youtu.be/8DyX3tGfU8s

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