impossible square 3d models

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

For the geometry lovers! Very easy to print keychain, no supports, you should make it solid if you ask me. ...Hope you like it.

The newly made video is now live on the site.

The box's design is truly captivating and begs to be put to the test with a print job. I'm eager to see how it turns out. ...Notably, this particular box features an impressive 0.25mm tolerance all around its lid, which adds up to a total of 0.5mm when...

Portable version of the well-known ball inside the cube. ... Two flat sides have been added to the ball to make it easier to print.

Humans design a revolutionary table that is both weightless and crafted from a single piece of material, featuring an elegantly curved base that provides ultimate stability and support.

I designed this in Fusion 360, and adding a bolt would allow it to stay cooler.

This innovative design combines the principles of Tensegrity with cutting-edge CNC technology. Made from durable 4mm plywood, this robust structure showcases exceptional stability and resilience. ...The strategic use of CNC machining enables precise...

This is a quick design I made for a small puzzle / storage box. You need to print both pieces one time. ... In addition you will need a 10mm diameter steel ball and two magnets with a diameter of 3mm diameter.

This is a challenge. You have to determine the print settings and print it. If it fails, try again. Try again, until you succeed. Remember, this is completely useless, but ask yourself: Why did we go to the moon? Why did Christopher Columbus cross...

Can you get the ball out of the box? ...This is a cool little trinket that is fun to play with.

Minimal bridge design Beware, very difficult to print, and extremely fragile. I use PETG Support required for bridge You need to sand bridge and kicker in and out transition. ... UPDATE Bridge error ok UPDATE 19/03 2X Bridge upload

Here's a quick sketch I whipped up to put the angled printing capabilities of 3D printers to the test.

<p>This is a classic wood working trick.<br/> A dovetail is usually used to joint two pieces of wood together.<br/> This box is a "modern" printable version of it, print it and let your friends figure out how to open the box.</p> <p>For the locking...

An intricate rendition of the elusive equilateral triangle.

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

My first encounter with this puzzle was on YouTube. Someone had machined one from aluminum. Thought to myself, I need one. On the video they mentioned there was only 50 machined, my first thought was "Great, I'll never have one". Then I got a 3D...

Master craftsmen tackle seemingly insoluble brain teasers.

These websites offer fantastic tools for turning digital images into three-dimensional printed lithophanes: http://3dp.rocks/lithophane and https://lithophanemaker.com. ...I recently utilized a 0.12mm layer thickness.

This model has 3mm holes suitable for fine wool or jewelry accessories . It has been modelled so that the chain can be pre-cut , knotted and inserted through the holes. When you put a source of light on this table , it will gives you a nice shadow .

Oak600's table design in tension was intriguing, yet the use of glue seemed unappealing. ...Instead, I opted to create a unified print featuring integrated gussets and braces, allowing it to be printed without supplementary supports, aside from those...

I printed everything downscaled to 75% and used jewelry cord to connect all parts. (The blue ball is a little bit bigger.) You may need to widen the holes with a hot needle at lower scales. I recommend to not scale it down to less than 50%! I...

I ended up needing to merge the parts together using Fusion360 since the superglue I had wasn't strong enough to keep them intact on their own. The visible layer lines are exactly where the stress from the tension will be concentrated, but so far,...

I'm creating a demonstration project for engineers, incorporating one-piece models that feature printing bearings within them. My ABS print comes out strong at 230 degrees Celsius, with raft and support enabled by default. Post-cleanup procedures...

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1345120 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1345120 Instructions Using the following settings: SIZE: 29mm SLACK: 0.7mm STYLE: Assembled Mode

This model has 1.5mm openings perfect for delicate yarn or tiny trinkets. It's designed with precision so the chain can be neatly pre-cut and securely knotted through the holes before inserting them. As a light source hits this table, it casts a...