movable jaw fursuit 3d models

At the American Museum of Natural History, I utilized 123D Catch to capture an impressive prehistoric jaw, perfect for Printober. Post-processing involved Netfabb and MeshMixer for model cleaning. Two files are provided: one with enhanced aesthetics,...

This is jaw-shaped clip for small camera which is used with Gorilla Tri-pod. My new Gorilla Tripod is bundled with only clip for Smartphone. So I planned to design this. Need small torsion spring(1mm thickness) and steel wire(1.2mm) I...

A Model of a Partial Ichthyosaur Jaw From the South of England Age: Jurassic Period Dimensions: 11.5cm in Length, 6cm in Width, and 1.8cm in Depth Captured Using a Canon 5DS R Camera with a Stackshot 3x Turntable to Produce 97 Images Which Were Then...

I printed vice jaws with notches with a powder coated PEI sheet and the others with a regular PEI sheet to get a very flat surface without texture. I used only 2 magnets but you can also use three for better holding force. Scale the vice jaws for a...

I experimented with two different printing techniques: one set of vice jaws features notches on a powder-coated PEI sheet for an exceptionally flat surface without texture, while the others use a regular PEI sheet. Two magnets provide sufficient...

A simple soft jaw for the vice bench, measuring exactly 100 millimeters in length. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Specifically designed to work seamlessly with Printrbot printers. Printer Model: This print is optimized for the Printrbot Simple Metal,...

Photogrammetric scan of a jumping mouse jaw from Zapus species. Conducted this for an address delivered at the annual gathering of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in 2015. Presented as the "wow" model from my first presentation on techniques...

I'm showcasing a photogrammetrically generated model of a young deer's jaw from my personal collection, which I discovered during field work along the Utah/Colorado border. Upon closer inspection, it appears that the individual had an abscess at the...

Jaw plate electroforming is a process that involves depositing a layer of metal onto the surface of another material using an electric current. This technique is often used to create durable and corrosion-resistant coatings for industrial...

Movable Peace Sling seesaw

Create a foundation for constructing puppet, plushie, robot, or fursuit heads using this base; attach fake fur with adhesive. ...Omit the lower jaw as a DIY aluminum profile is quicker to fabricate.

Stabilization Chamber with Movable Racks

Shock absorber with movable spring

Stabilization Chamber with Movable Racks

Shock absorber with movable spring

Shock absorber with movable spring

jaw crusher(breaking jaw/jaws fitted)

blanking Die Set with movable stripper

movable railway barrier for H0-scale modeltrains

Movable table with manual movement along the dovetail guides

Movable table with manual movement along the dovetail guides

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or even a fursuit-head. Fake fur can be glued on. I did not include the lower jaw because It's faster to make one with an aluminium-profile when to print it. ...The head is in...

This versatile base is perfect for crafting a puppet, plushie, robot, or even a fursuit-head. Adding fake fur requires just a few glues of adhesive. Since creating the lower jaw from an aluminum profile while printing takes less time, it's been...

This model was designed on Tinkercad. ...https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6aDhF8Wb1Lj

<p>A supersized pacifier to keep the fluff silent!</p> <p>Not for a real mouth! It's a fun accessory~</p> <p>Instructions:</p> <ol> <li>print all parts</li> <li>glue the "bolt" into the "button"</li> <li>glue the "bolt+button" into the "shield"</li>...

We're excited to introduce the first custom model in our series, designed specifically for bunny suits but adaptable to fit feline suits with minimal adjustments required. ...To ensure smooth post-processing, we chose to print this model vertically,...

a simple nose for recasting

i'd like to see how these look on other bases, now that i've whipped a beakset up.

set it to 38 mm height I changed it up a bit because it didn't print very well for me

Rules for using my models: • It is forbidden to assign the authorship of the model to yourself. • You can change the model, but most importantly, not beyond recognition. • always specify me as the author (inst. ...@robertblake1997).