apple 3D print model

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Users Create 3D Apple Models That Come in Different Forms and Shapes. The Body Parts Are Completely Swappable, Allowing Users to Combine Them to Make New Things. The Size of Each Part Is Determined by the Type of 3D Printer Used and How Thick It Prints. To Build a Giant Apple Model Made Up of Many Smaller Apples, Users Will Need Special Adhesives or Screws. Different Sizes of Apples Require Different Kinds of Fasteners. For Example, an Apple That's 10 Centimeters Across Needs to Be Held Together with Screws Between Five and Twenty-five Millimeters Long. An Apple that's Twenty Centimeters Big Would Require Screws between Ten and Fifty Millimeters in Length. An even Larger Apple, Thirty Centimeters Around, Can Be Held Together by Screws as Short As Fifteen or Seventy-five Millimeters. This design Does Not Specify Which Units of Measurement to Use, So People Don't Get Confused When Following the Instructions. The extra walls On Some Parts Were Left Out Because There's No Way To Know How Big They'll Be Without Checking Them First.