subzero cup 3d models

it's just a cup Category: Kitchen & Dining

A plain, unadorned cup rests on its matching saucer.

This is a cup bearing an engraved letter S.

I made a cup on blender to learn.

The Human Form Folds Into A Low-Poly Cup

I crafted a cup using my trusty blender.

A cup for pencils, or whatever you want.

1x cup with support 4x leg without support

What can I say? ...It's simply a cup!

I'm relaxing and accidentally knocked over my cup...

A straightforward SolidWorks design for a cup Rewritten text: A user-friendly SolidWorks project demonstrates a cup's construction.

The generally used cup is created using Catia. ...It can be used to 3D print out the cup.

I'm not sure I follow - Human is a cup? ...For me, a human starts as a basic cup - always in demand and simple yet incredibly valuable.

A. ...Thomp is a Pratt student who has designed an innovative and stylish cup.

A crafted creation, my inaugural Blender project portrays an elegant ceramic cup.

This is a straightforward, uncomplicated drinking vessel referred to as a cup.

It's a cup with 3D logo of Azad university of Iran...

Why not enjoy a steaming hot cup of coffee? Cheers! ...:D

The cup has a round bottom, round smooth walls and a handle.

This is a kitchen staple – a ceramic cup that everyone utilizes for various tasks.

Cup designed and rendered in FUSION 360credit: logo belongs to RCB franchise

I Constructed This Cup Model To Hone My Skills In 3D Modelling Techniques

a cup for small things. top layer 0. ...printed on 1mm nozzle

In SolidWorks 2013, I crafted a cup design and created an impressive rendering of it.

This item is purely aesthetic and unsuitable for using as a coffee cup.

Just a cup I made for my high school DaVinci class

A straightforward cup featuring ridges was my initial 3D creation, guided by YouTube tutorials.

Pour yourself a cup filled with butter or jam, whichever you fancy!

This illustration showcases the creation of a cup, which was sketched by the artist.

I created an awesome cup using Blender, my first-ever attempt at modeling in this software!