spiky bush 3d models

Rubber bush

bush flange

metal bush

metal bush

RED BUSH

The amateur artist took a chance on creating a spike ball sculpture as a hobby. ...The result was an impressive three-dimensional piece that commanded attention.

A show-stopping crown, crafted for a costume project that demands attention to detail. ...Building this intricate design with solid modeling can be a bit of a challenge...\nOverall dimensions:\nDiameter: Five and a half inches\nFront spike height: Six...

I made this rocket using solidworks, I printed this using Eryone rainbow filament

An dice adorned with spikes...

Open the main photo.png file directly within 3D Builder and proceed to apply a height map.

Digital worlds are where humans live and thrive, a realm of boundless possibility and endless excitement. It's here that we experience life as we know it, connecting with others through a vast network of digital connections that transcend time and...

I designed a dodecahedron by extruding every single one of its faces. The original pentagon base measures exactly one inch on all sides, and each face was then extended an additional inch. ...The resulting shape spans an impressive four point three two...

I created this design using TinkerCAD, no need to credit anyone, as I was simply inspired by their work. ...I took about 20-25 minutes to bring my own unique vision to life.

Terry Ng's character design was brought to life through my own modeling skills in ZBrush, carefully recreating every detail from his original drawings.

glasses

Using BlocksCAD software, I designed this intricate snowflake, its delicate edges expertly refined with low-quality renders to create a remarkably lifelike effect. ...The result is a stunning entry for the BlocksCAD Snowflake competition.

Attempted to take on the Sculptember challenge in 2019, marking a milestone as it was my very first time participating.

I revamped the collar completely, infusing it with my personal flair. Those spikes, they're razor-sharp, so I'll have to smooth them out with some sandpaper after the printing process is complete. ...Printing with supports is a must – trust me on that...

This model was built using BlocksCAD. Modify this project directly at BlocksCAD: https://www.blockscad3d.com/editor?from=68305. ... Alternatively, you can save the .xml file and open it in: https://www.blockscad3d.com/editor.

I haven't printed it yet so I don't really know how you would print it but i do know it might need a brim or supports (btw this is my first model so dont make fun of it

I ended up taking this collar and redesigning it into my own style. The Spikes are sharp, and will need to be sanded down after printing. ...Make sure you print with supports!

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Skilled craftsmen carefully crafted tough "brass" gloves, engineered with precision using Tinkercad's innovative software.

Human: Brought to life by the innovative modeling software of Fernando Jerez, just unleashed on the public.

Prickly flora sprouts from the earth.

The designer crafted an OpenSCAD project that seamlessly combines 161 cubes, each a result of varying rotations on the original cube's dimensions. ...The innovative design was skillfully exported using Blender software, marking a significant step...

Designed in 3D modeling software Rhino and scripted with visual programming tool Grasshopper, this model serves as a testing ground for evaluating the sharpness of edges produced by a custom-made clay extruder.

Agnostic Axle

Some deadly venomous spines have been inserted to heighten the peril!