leonardo da vinci ear 3d models

The "Da Vinci" project, with dimensions 198 x 116 x 200 mm, can be produced by FDM technology due to its cost-effective nature and high quality output. ...Made from ABS material, this project is made possible through collaboration with Stratasys and...

Here's a table that caught my eye after looking at a bridge made by Da Vinci - now I have to shrink it down so it fits on your printer perfectly! ...I'm excited to see if anyone actually prints this, and if it turns out okay, it'd be amazing to see some...

My submission is part of the da Vinci challenge for 3D printing innovations. This response maintains the original meaning, but rephrases the sentence to make it slightly different from the original. ...It uses synonyms and changes the structure while...

fits perfectly with Da Vinci's cryptex photo evidence. Made in PLA in several parts. infill 0.16 is enough to have a very nice rendering. the file contains the box top part, the box bottom part, the latch of closing, two badges to be stuck or it...

I created a custom case for my Da Vinci mod/pod as it's prone to scratches, so I designed and printed one myself. Check out this simple design and let me know what you think! If you've made any similar cases, please post them here - I'd love to see...

Specifically designed for use with the Da Vinci brand filament cartridges, this wall-mounted shelving system efficiently maximizes space by securing the filament holders to the wall at a convenient working height. ...A durable construction ensures...

Select One Of Our Da Vinci Printers, Except For The Junior Model. Raft Support Is Not Required In This Process. Supports For Overhanging Features Are Not Necessary Here. Resolution Setting Is Not Applicable At This Time. The Default Infill Percentage...

I fabricated Boogiemann's print cooling fan for my salvaged Da Vinci 1.0. However, none of the fans at my local surplus store fitted properly and lacked screw holes for the fan. Consequently, I created an adapter plate that attaches to the front...

The term "cryptex" is a novel creation by Dan Brown in his 2003 book, The Da Vinci Code, representing a portable vault for concealing secret messages. Derived from the words 'cryptology' and 'codex', this device aptly utilizes cryptological science...

Specifically, I am using the TeckNet C016 USB HD 720P Webcam, 5 MegaPixel, 5G Lens, USB Microphone & 6 LED (~$14, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000Q3VECE ) because it has a close manual focus, and its own LED lights for when the Da Vinci's...

A shelf that attaches to the holes in the interior wall of a Da Vinci 1.0, 1.0A, and 2.0 printer, to mount a webcam (or other accessory). Specifically, I am using the TeckNet C016 USB HD 720P Webcam, 5 MegaPixel, 5G Lens, USB Microphone & 6 LED...

The design is inspired by da Vinci's drawings but incorporates contemporary design principles, specifically eliminating pegs. It has been designed for FDM printing, requiring no support material, raft, or brim. The 16 parts are optimized for FDM...

This year, we're blending art and mathematics in a unique way - by incorporating the timeless Fibonacci sequence and Da Vinci's ingenious mathematical principles into our design. Unleash Your Inner Designer Take on the challenge and craft an...

This is a support to mount fans on the XYZ da Vinci pro 1.0 This upgrade is betther than others because it is not necessary use the double-sided adhesive or other methods to mount it. With magnet it can be attached and detached very easily. The...

I purchased a Da Vinci 1.0a printer with repeatir 0.92 firmware installed. The printer came with a third-party heater block that utilized a removable MK8 nozzle. Initially, I discovered that the printer's setup did not account for the additional 7mm...

The word cryptex is a neologism coined by the author Dan Brown for his 2003 novel The Da Vinci Code, denoting a portable vault used to hide secret messages. It is a word formed from Greek κρυπτός kryptós, "hidden, secret" and Latin codex; "an apt...

I am a GoPro mount designed to fit seamlessly inside the Da Vinci 1.0 Jr. My primary purpose is to enable users to capture stunning time-lapse videos and monitor their creations remotely using their smartphone. I work flawlessly, making me an ideal...

A versatile holder that secures itself to the interior holes of a Da Vinci 1.0, 1.0A, and 2.0 printer, mounting a camera (or other gadget) for observation. Specifically, I use the TeckNet C016 USB HD 720P Webcam, 5 MegaPixel, 5G Lens, USB Microphone...

Visionary Genius Leonardo da Vinci Transforms Imagination into Reality.

In "The Da Vinci Code," a cryptex plays a significant role as a cylinder containing crucial documents protected by a code set via rings. On Thingiverse, discover four unique cryptex designs, but one stands out for its detailed images and completion.

The design incorporates modern gears and thicker structure based on Da Vinci's original concept, enabling it to fit FDM 3D printers. Each part features a 0.6mm gap between moving components and a 0.2mm gap between non-moving parts, which must be...

I replaced my stock Da Vinci 1.0a board with a BTT E3 RRF board. I designed this mounting bracket to be able to mount it in place where 4 of the original mother board screws went. I added brass inserts for the holes for the BTT board. The hole...

The Simple Spool Holder is designed to drop into place with ease, instantly securing itself on top of the Da Vinci Printer's cover when changing out filament. The robust arm has a substantial diameter of 17 millimeters and ends in a precise stop...

Da Vinci's giant crossbow was designed primarily to instill fear, but it's a fascinating mechanism worthy of recreation. The design is easily printable using FDM method with ABS material. While ABS works, a stronger plastic for gears would be better....

The (first) cryptex featured in the novel The Da Vinci Code is described as a stone cylinder comprising "five doughnut-sized disks of marble [that] had been stacked and affixed to one another within a delicate brass framework"; end caps make it...

The (first) cryptex featured in the novel The Da Vinci Code is described as a stone cylinder comprising "five doughnut-sized disks of marble [that] had been stacked and affixed to one another within a delicate brass framework"; end caps make it...

This is a cryptographic device like in the movie "The Da Vinci Code". The password is hidden, and turning the rings makes clicking noises. NEW VERSION !!! Cryptex 2.0: customized http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:918770 ...

On page 59(b) of Leonardo's Codex Atlanticus, there is a drawing that Bülent Atalay suggested in 2005 could be Leonardo's "telescope". The same page features a study on light reflection from a concave mirror. You can view the drawing here:...

I found a creative way to attach 3rd party spools to my Da Vinci Duo by implementing ideas I discovered here. I printed this one: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:433194/#files I created these guides to assist in guiding the filament around the...

Early inventor model of the Di Vinci tank, built to scale, wheels are 6 feet tall. There's actually a ladder inside the tank for a spotter. Have iam files and ipn files, have tank fully animated. ...