weighted storage cube from portal 3d models

I designed this model of the weighted storage cube from Portal in Fusion 360 using reference pictures that I took in game to achieve the highest amount of accuracy I could. ...

I corrected the orientation and ensured proper scaling. ...Then, I followed these steps: printing, cleaning with a knife, and finally, placing it onto high-powered super buttons that collide superbly.

The highly detailed, advanced replica of the weighted storage cube from Portal 2 is now rendered in ultra-high definition, boasting a stunning visual fidelity that matches even the most minute aspects of its original design.

This unique creation combines "Cube Gears" by emmett (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6073) with "Weighted Storage Cube (from Portal)" by cyrozap (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1614). ...To assemble, print a center piece along with four of each gear...

A minimalist marvel of modern engineering, this sleek storage cube embodies the iconic design language of Portal 2, its clean lines and angular silhouette evoking a sense of futuristic functionality.

The result is a cube that weighs 5.2kg (11.5lbs).  Alternatively, you could just use around 2000g of sand as we did for our companion cube for a total weight of 2.8kg (6.2lbs). Thanks so much for checking out our edition of the Portal...

This is my custom take on the Portal 2 Weighted Storage Cube. I designed it using SketchUp. The model measures 7" x 7". It's a complex build that requires almost two full rolls of filament, electronics assembly, the Arduino platform, and some sanding...

A voxel-based sidekick, designed similarly to a weighted storage cube from Portal and its sequel, Portal 2. ...Its concept was born from an analogous creation crafted with Pearle beads.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kxcmTX2r5XZ

This is a precise replica of the iconic Weighted Companion Cube from the Portal video game, carefully modeled using Autodesk Inventor Pro 2016. The model was successfully printed on the Monoprice Maker Select V2 (Monoprice 13860) with a moderate...

This is a Weighted Cube-with the Aperture Science logo, from the games Portal and Portal 2. I originally designed this for my Machining class. It is intended to be machined, but it can also be 3D Printed. For Machining, first of all the material is...

"The Enrichment Center reminds you that the Weighted Companion Cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak. ...In the event that the Weighted Companion Cube does speak, the Enrichment Center urges you to disregard its advice."

The "Weighted Companion Cube" has a more fitting name, considering its lack of heart symbols; nonetheless, attaching them is an option after the fact.

This particular companion cube model stands out, being mine, it measures 6 inches across its smallest faces and was based on side profiles directly from the game. These models make excellent practice tools because despite their intricate appearances,...

If you're a fan of the Portal game series, like me, owning a physical representation of an iconic game item has undeniable appeal: **A Weighted Storage Cube**. This one's name speaks for itself, boasting similarities to the companion cube that can be...

The Weighted Storage Cube debuted in Portal and persists in Portal 2; similar to its counterpart, the Weighted Companion Cube, it boasts a dissimilar design in Portal 2. Originating from the Orange Box's Portal, this cube is a notable feature. ...Valve...

The Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube is a key item in the popular video game, Portal.

This is a Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube from the game Portal, made by Valve. I have uploaded the files for the cube a few different ways. the "all pieces" file has all the parts that you need to print, for if you want to print it either with...

# Portal weighted/companion cube ## Description This is a remix from Ellindsey's design. I simply modified the faces to replace the heart by the Aperture logo. ## Parts to print For each cube, you need : * white_edge.stl (x12) : ~2.5 hours *...

Just something i whipped up in class one day last year out of boredom in anticipation for portal 2

... The model requires GregFrost's Parametric Involute Bevel and Spur Gears and cyrozap's Weighted Storage Cube from Thingiverse. ...Following adjustments, use skeinforge or a similar slicer to prepare for 3D printing with your preferred printer.

I had the idea of a Portal themed sound system with the subwoofer being a storage cube and the rest being built in to turrets. Here is my model I made for the sub in SketchUp. I don't have any good rendering software for SketchUp yet so I'm just...

You should print this i white, and then color the corners light gray, and the Aperture Laboratories logo light blue.

The Weighted Companion Cube is an item in the popular video game Portal that serves as a type of weighted storage cube featuring hearts on its sides. Weighted storage cubes are often used to keep large buttons down on the ground in order to solve...

Fan project of a box with the appearance of a weight cube from the game portal 2. ...Model to be made with holes for magnets fi3 x 6 mm.

 Supports are probably a good idea, especially if you're printing bigger than ~3" or so.I found the diagram at https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-obj-model-weighted-companion-cube-portal/917892, but it looks like the original may have...

The Remix Cube, an innovative reinterpretation of Poh's Weighted Storage Cube. ...Standardized at the dimensions of a die, this reimagined version boasts numbered facets, elevating its functionality and versatility.

Cubes from the Portal games. Has inserts for both the storage cube and the companion cube. ...Parts separated into separate stl files so the model can be printed in multiple colors (on a one color printer) and glued together.

Human's Faithful Sidekick, Rubik's Portal Friend, Trusted Cubical Ally Your loyal companion on this puzzle-filled journey is none other than Rubik's Portal Friend, a sturdy cube with a weighty presence. This faithful sidekick has been by your side...

as accurately modeled as possible by eye from reference photos