#3d print
It took far longer to get around to this than it should have, but the Loch Ness Monster skeleton is finally available in my Etsy Shop.
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El Chupacabra(fromchupar “to suck” and cabra “goat”, literally “goat sucker”) is a legendary cryptid rumored to inhabit parts of the Americas, with the first sightings reported in Puerto Rico. The name comes from the animal’s reported habit of attacking and drinking the blood of livestock, especially goats.
Physical descriptions of the creature vary. It is purportedly a heavy creature, the size of a small bear, with a row of spines reaching from the neck to the base of the tail.
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The new year means new skeletons. First up is the bizarre Icthyocentaur. Half man, half Hippocampus.
Be sure to use coupon code NEWYEAR16 at checkout for 10% off your order.
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It must be hard to devour humans when you have no digestive system.
“Wendigo in a Can” now available in my Etsy shop.
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“Technically, we’re all half centaur”. -Nick Offerman 2014
Poseable “Centaur in a Can”, now available in our Etsy Shop.
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Fun bit of trivia, it is believed that Terror Birds hunted by grabbing their prey in their claws, and repeatedly smashing it into the ground. This one is far too small and far too dead to hunt, but it’ll still look good on a shelf.
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This is a “Domesticated Terrorbird” skeleton. It will be available as a 3D printed sculpture, around the end of May 2015 in my Etsy shop.
I am so happy to say that my Kickstarter campaign for Standard Cameras was successfully funded only 6 days in! There is still plenty of time to pledge for a sweet large format camera that you build yourself though! :) I would deeply appreciate it if you took some time to have a look, share it with your friends, and maybe support the cause? check it out at http://4X5.XYZ
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Hi everyone!
Life-size Allosaurus skull.
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/crane-d-allosaurus
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Ben Schumacher, New York City Farm Tower: Peter Friel, Rochelle Goldberg, Jason Matthew Lee, Michael Pollard, Jared Madere, Andy Schumacher, Lillian Paige Walton, Jonathan Gean, Eric Schmid, Jonas Asher, Rachelle Rahme, Lauren Burns-Coady, Elaine Cameron Weir, Jenny Cheng, and Heinrike Klinger, 2015
Glass, aluminum, cork spacers, glass carboys, plastic carboys, beer brewing supplies, sla 3D prints, steel 3D prints, laser-cut leather, model farm animals, malt extract, brewing cleanser packages, brewing wort, police scanner, permanent marker, vinyl stickers, rubber stoppers, airlocks; 59.5″ × 80″ × 24″ (151.1 cm × 203.2 cm × 61 cm)
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Miniature fursuit head base! This was a test for a full size one, I had a lot of trouble removing the support material cuz idk what I’m doing, but man it’s just so surreal seeing one of my models come to life?? I love that this would fit on a doll.
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Back around April, I 3D modeled & printed parts with the plan that I’d make a little diorama of Caleb’s tower. I tried to scale the parts to match the minis and based the design on my previous orthographic. Several months later and I finally got around to painting & assembling them so I could make a little light up shelf display out of the figurine set packaging. :D
(EDIT SEPT-08: added a daytime photo of the diorama w/out the backlighting turned on)
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Made myself a personal Pâté de Rolo for hanging out on my Artist Alley table at Anime Los Angeles. <:3 )~~~~
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“I 3D-printed a cyberpunk-inspired portable computer designed around an ergodox.” via u/Tinfoil_Haberdashery on Reddit.
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I decided to spend the week building myself a grappling hook. It’s been one of my dream projects for years to build H.G. Wells’ grappler from Warehouse 13 so I’m unbelievably happy to share the final result.
It’s life size, screen accurate, the end extends for the hooks to open/close and with the exception of some screws it’s fully 3D printed (FDM and resin). Also, I didn’t know I had it in me to 3D model something so complex until this week
3d printed stand for my Kirito figure! x3
Jurassic top predator Arkhane is the special guest at the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels. Nanosaurus probably was its late-night snack. Fossils of this small herbivorous dinosaur are rare, especially skulls. Watch how we reconstructed a squashed Nanosaurus skull!
1st episode: Who’s Arkhane? https://youtu.be/XGwXiW-6xpE
2nd episode: Too young to die! https://youtu.be/ZgUgAdlcJTE
3rd episode: Weightwatching for dinosaurs: https://youtu.be/4LXyjA0csdU
https://www.naturalsciences.be
Production: Stéphane Van Israel, Siska Van Parys and Reinout Verbeke at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) .
Special thanks to Pascal Godefroit, Aldo Impens, Jonica Dos Remedios, Jonathan Brecko and Stijn Pardon.
A transformer zombie for my son
Printed a tank for my nephew
Added limit switches for automatic homing…
Just finished the inverse kinematics of my 3D printed delta robot. Now it goes up and makes one circle before going back to the start position…
Manually testing the delta robot mechanics. The next step is to mount the stepper motors and write some inverse kinematics code…
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And here is the new lead screw in action …
I was somewhat scared at the end. 2h print, over 15cm in height…
3D printed custom lead screw driven with a 28byj-48 stepper motor. This was just a test and now I’ll use this for my next project..
Pokeball for my daughter! Looks better than I expected…
Inside schell and syphons done! Only the floater and the indicator left to print…
Vase in case mod with transparent PLA
I’m really surprised how good the lock works…
