torus plural 3d models

The walkway features an (8,3) torus knot with 16 crossings in the shape of an octagram.** His Walk Torus83 Fort is truly remarkable work that inspired me to attempt expressing it through code using OpenSCAD, as a derivative from his original...

Ever since I saw the Mobius Heart earlier this week: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13861 I've been slaving away at the forge trying to replicate that feat in a solid math sort of way. This thing represents a parametric torus, which is NOT the same...

A (5,3) ribbon-like torus knot that I designed from my Math 341 Introduction to Topology class in Fall 2014 is now here for all to see. This beautiful knot was actually created by Emily Jaekle and later edited by Dave Pfaff. Print Settings Printer...

A mesmerizing three-dimensional shape unfolds before our eyes: two interconnected trefoils nestled within a torus. Crafted using the antiprism command, this intricate design is brought to life by a sequence of expertly executed commands. The process...

Simple torus shaped cockring. Available in different sizes, ranging from 24mm to 64mm (in 2 mm incrementals). The size refers to the diameter of the opening in the middle. The ring itself has a 5.5mm diameter in all models. The only difference is...

Rolling Torus Knots with wireframe modifiers around three gleaming balls is an absolute blast. The process of printing this design takes its sweet time, and removing supports can be quite the challenge. I've yet to try printing it without supports,...

This is a 3,2 ribbon torus knot created by Cathy Wang and refined by Dave Pfaff and myself for my Math 341 Introduction to Topology class in Fall 2014. Print Settings Notes: You may need to scale this object up by a factor of 10 using Makerware...

Torus Structure Sits in Distinct Shape Formations.

Torus knot type 2 for 3d printing.

This is a 3d printable Vernoi donut shape

For 3D print

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x(t) = (5 + cos(7.5 * t)) * cos(t); y(t) = (5 + cos(7.5 * t)) * sin(t); z(t) = sin(7.5 * t); 0 ≤ t < 12.57

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This 3D model is designed using the latest version of Blender, which is 2.9. If you want to replicate this project, I've included a link to my YouTube video tutorial that provides step-by-step instructions on how to create it. You can access the...

Maya Identity Test Animates with Mash Software.

Released by Powerhouse of 3D Modeling Software - 3ds Max

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I designed this donut utilizing 123Design and Meshmixer software. ...Now, let's investigate the possibility of printing it and determining whether support material is necessary.

A singular heart-shaped form, resembling a twisted ring.

Mathematically crafted device, courtesy of MathMod. ...A versatile item that can serve as a candle stand, a pen rest, or simply entertain by rolling across a workspace.

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This model was crafted using VECTARY - a revolutionary, web-based platform for creating stunning 3D models. ...Special thanks go to duran, an exceptionally talented creator, and also to duran for their outstanding work on this model.