3d print urn

It takes many days of printing to complete this.*******I want to start by offering a huge Thank You to Kmobrain for not only creating the original model but for sharing the step file with me so I could easily transform it into a Urn.A little bit of...

I designed two Lids; one Flat and one Domed, when printed with concentric fill the tops catch the light and make a great pattern extending from the highlights that travel up the sides. With the Dome lid you can change the look of your display or...

Using 123DCatch, I captured a detailed image of this artifact and edited it for 3D printing purposes. To optimize the design, I removed excess geometry, mirrored the figure on both axes in Blender, joined faces and loops manually, enhanced creases,...

... to use at home! ...It's called the Unstable Urn, all you need is a rope, canvas, and house paint to start creating some awesome art! Head to my Instagram to check out the full video! Tag me if you print it! ...https://www.instagram.com/p/CWLgyCjFh16/

Funeral urn for a slightly unusual request. ... with honeycomb pattern and lid that fits perfectly.

Humans craft bench and urn designs in traditional styles to replicate ancient motifs from the East.

There appears to be a scarcity of details regarding the "Urn Of Alexey Lavrovich".

This is a commercial out door urn with detailed reference image.

The Iconic Undertaker's Urn, the Final Model Unveiled on TV, Rests in Eternal Peace

Iconical Undertaker's urn, the last model that appear in TV Rest In Peace

I intend to 3d print the entire space shuttle and the base and maybe a little something extra special if I can pull it off.This remix only contains files for the parts I have added / modified. for all other parts please see the original model from...

The idea of crafting a case is exciting, but what really gets me going is transforming it into a dignified dog urn - it's a great concept! Starting with a Pinterest image, I've created a 3D model in Zbrush. ...Next up, I'll refine the design using...

italian renaissance decoration urn vase 3d model

... have an FDM printer so my print is opaque and a bit crunchy. If any of you lovely UK makers with a resin printer wanted to print a nice translucent one of these for me as a thank you for giving yet another model away free, that would be awesome...

I haven't printed all the parts yet to check fitment as we just lost our dog last night and we pick up his cremains in a week so I'm working through it to get it done. Estimated times total about 40 hours with the base, top, back covers, and...

To secure the top of this urn, I carefully insert a 1/4-inch-wide, dash-numbered 437 o-ring into its designated groove, purchased through McMaster's catalog under part number 9452K342. ...The lid and body of the urn are cleverly threaded to securely...

The figural burial-urn style of northern Colombia's lower Magdalena River region is distinguished by its depiction of a seated male figure perched atop a low bench on the urns' lids. Typically, birds are featured alongside the figure as symbolic...

... ...To bring it to life, I utilized Slic3r to slice the urn into multiple distinct parts, cleverly mirrored each piece to achieve a reversed effect, and then leveraged Cura to seamlessly reassemble the components into a single, cohesive STL file.

... once home to a priceless urn. ...Inscribed boldly on its side is a claim that reveals the ashes of Priamus, a humble town crier, were once contained within - though unfortunately, this urn itself is not on display, as it remains in storage elsewhere.

This is an Etruscan cinerary urn featuring a deceased person reclining on its cover; the cover itself is now missing. The abduction of Helen, wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta, by the Trojan prince Paris is vividly depicted on one side of the urn.

Created through image-based technology at 3D ArcheoLab, our model reveals striking colors that capture the beauty and fragility of the original piece. As researchers study this fascinating relic, they hope to uncover the secrets behind ancient...

This is why I started 3D modeling, for this jar. XD Taken from two movies, one being Hellboy(2004), and the other Adam Savage's home-office tour. I saw it up for auction way back on Ebay, but didn't buy it straight there. I knew it was for sale...

This ancient pot (vase, urn, etc) is filled to the brim with treasure. Great for decorating your dungeon! ...Or you can set a trap for your players and pair it with it's Montrous Mimic variation...

This is an ancient Etruscan funerary urn that lacks its original lid, featuring a dramatic depiction of a journey to the underworld. ...The lifeless body, severed from its head, lies motionlessly within a draped carriage drawn by sturdy mules.

I revamped my initial Dog Urn concept by integrating a compact lithophane into the new design. ...To bring it to life, I leveraged a standard 9-volt battery enclosure, a push-button switch, and strategically placed LEDs.

An ancient sith burial urn as seen on Korriban, other sith worlds and tombs. Made for tabletop and wargaming. Needs to be scaled! ... Compare the second picture for size reference.

This urn could be used as a container, or as a decorative object, that makes your home cozier. The Height is about 160 mm, and the width is about 180mm, the thickness of the bowl is about 8 mm. If you need this object without a face, contact me to...

Necropolis of Poggio delle Granate (Populonia, LI) Late 9th century BCE Gasparri Collection Measurements: height 40 cm, maximum diameter 23 cm Biconical cinerary urn with plain body and bowl decorated with geometric engravings. This type of biconical...

This is the striking front of an ancient Etruscan cinerary urn, showcasing a fierce centauromachy - a legendary battle between the proud Lapith tribe and the mythological half-human, half-horse creatures known as centaurs. ...A towering centaur stands...

... seen in Sith tombs and worlds, is now a miniature masterpiece for your tabletop and wargaming battles. ...This intricately crafted urn demands to be scaled up! ...Compare its size to the second image, where you can see just how imposing it truly is.