zoo models

I was motivated by the 3D Printing Professor's initial 3D Block Zoo entry at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to accomplish this in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I recommend printing with supports, 10% infill, and a 0.2...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926 Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I would suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, 0.2 mm layer height....

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926, and I wanted to create them using FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I recommend printing with supports, ten percent infill, and a layer...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926 Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I would suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, 0.2 mm layer height....

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad, so I decided to give it a try. I would recommend printing with supports, 10%...

By combining it with our 3D-printed zoo animal parts, you can create a menagerie of fascinating creatures. The expansion pack includes: Rhino headpiece, interchangeable tail pieces for both Rhinos and Alligators, Alligator snout, a distinctive...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926 Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I would suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, 0.2 mm layer height....

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, and a 0.2 mm layer...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. I wanted to create mine in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I recommend printing with supports, a 10% infill rate, and a 0.2 mm layer...

I drew inspiration from the 3D Printing Professor's initial 3D Block Zoo submission: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I opted to create them using FreeCAD rather than Tinkercad. Printing with supports, 10% infill, and a 0.2 mm...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Instead of using Tinkercad, I decided to create them in FreeCAD. For a smooth print, I recommend printing with supports, 10% infill and...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, and a 0.2 mm layer height for...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them using FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. Printing with supports is recommended, along with a 10% infill...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I recommend printing with supports, 10% infill, and...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926 Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I would suggest printing with supports, 10% infill, 0.2 mm layer height....

... adventures. To ensure stability, I printed the stick on a raft, so you won't need any supports for any of the parts. This Bug Zoo Jar is an amazing way to get your kids interested in bugs and learning about science in a fun and interactive way!

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. To bring these designs to life, printing with supports is...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry. The 3D Printing Professor's design sparked an idea within me to create a similar set of blocks using FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I decided to suggest printing these blocks with...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry, which can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. I highly recommend printing with supports, ten...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry. You can find it at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad, which is what the professor used. I highly recommend printing...

Liked the idea of the "stuffy Zoos" but didn't want the wood/pvc look or lose of space. So, I made a simple 2 screw mount, printed 6 and BAM, the kids think I'm a rockstar!Screws: 6mmElastic Cord: 10mm x 2.2mI used a corner to reduce the space...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. You can watch a video of my designing this toy at:...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to do them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. You can watch a video of my designing this toy on...

I'm using these block zoo creatures to work on my painting skills as I've never really done any painting before. So not the best paint job, but I think I'm improving slightly every time. ... Printer Settings: Printer: Da Vinci 1.0 Pro Filament:...

Watch here: https://youtu.be/TKurRaiDqk0 \nMy final entry into the block zoo for #3DPrintmas is a peacock! I thought this one would be particularly fun because peacocks boast numerous outrageous features.\nSo I designed this in Fusion 360. I began...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry at Thingiverse. That project sparked a creative idea within me to create similar blocks using FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. You can watch a video of my designing process on...

This is an insert to hold all the pieces for the Zoo Break game. Everything was in a bunch of seperate bags so it was annoying to set up/clean up.This isn't a very common game and may be hard to find, but I highly recommend it. It seems like a kids...

My final entry into the block zoo for #3DPrintmas arrives in the form of a peacock! I thought this one would be particularly fun because peacocks boast an abundance of wild features. First, I created this design in Fusion 360. I began by building a...

I was inspired by the 3D Printing Professor's first 3D Block Zoo entry: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1927926. Of course, I wanted to create them in FreeCAD instead of Tinkercad. You can watch a video of my designing this toy at:...

... to add detail to the eyes. If you create something for the block zoo, don't forget to share it with the hashtag #3DBlockZoo! ...Print Settings: Printer: Da Vinci 1.0 Pro Filament: Hatchbox PLA Layer Height: 0.05mm Infill: 30% Supports: None Raft: No