Copy of portal Weighted Companion Cube 3d models

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...

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

"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."

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 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...

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

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...

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...

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.

The face supports from the original cube design don't load properly in Bambu Slicer and cause an error when loaded in Cura (although they get sliced properly). ...This version has a fixed mesh.

Version 2 includes two configurations: the Weighted Companion Cube and Weighted Storage Cube. These use debossed wraps for easier 3D printing, although in-game surfaces are flat. This model cannot be uploaded or sold without permission, and any...

... Cube. "The Enrichment Center reminds you that the Weighted Companion Cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak." — GLaDOS This Weighted Companion Cube is modelled from the Orange Box's Portal. ... © 2007 Valve Corporation

Introduced in Portal and continuing its presence in Portal 2, the Weighted Companion Cube is similar to the Weighted Storage Cube but with a different design. Designed to make test subjects feel attached, it functions like a Weighted Storage Cube but...

Introducing a highly-detailed, original Weighted Companion Cube model from Valve's Portal Games. I captured an in-game screenshot and meticulously recreated it. Unlike other Cubes on Thingiverse that lack authenticity, this version is truly unique.

The Weighted Companion Cube I designed is a masterpiece that exudes a sense of sorrow and longing, reflecting the game's dark humor. ...Created with precision in Fusion 360, this cube's design draws heavily from the iconic image found on the Portal 2...

I printed the cube at 45 degrees so that the supports were easier to remove in all the side holes.For assembly, I used a rubber mallet and a wooden dowel to press-fit the bearings in the cube, then I added the buttons the same way.This is a remix of...

# 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 *...

To ensure best results during the process of printing the Aperture Science Weighted Companion Cube Keychain, it is best to set the scale percentage to **172%**, and to use either the **raft, or brim** adhesion mode. ... Cave Johnson, we're done here.

Weighted Companion Cube from the Portal remixed for easy printing without supports, outer dimensions are 5x5x5 cm (~2x2x2 in). It is hollow and serves as a box for small things, featuring a press-fit top lid that requires no adhesive or additional...

I built this Weighted Companion Cube straight out of the Portal series, but with one side completely redesigned from scratch based on pictures I had - it's not perfect, but it gets the job done. Originally created for a buddy, I'm now sharing it with...

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This is my shot at making the companion cube's weighting perfect.\nPrint Settings\nRafts:\n Not Required\n \n Supports:\n Absolutely Necessary\n \n Resolution:\n Exceptionally High, 0.4mm\n \n Infill:\n Optimized for Strength at 20%

A version of my companion cube edited to print better and use less material while doubling as a storage container. The box can be scaled to fit any size bed but is currently sized for a 250mm bed size. ...Infill is up to you and what your printer can...

I designed Weighted Companion Cubes for friends and family with clean prints and accuracy as top priorities. However, accurate models will always exhibit overhang issues when printed on a delta or Prusa-style printer. To minimize this problem, I took...

After creating a Companion Cube print by Poh, my son exclaimed he wanted one. So I attached a ring to it. That broke off. Therefore, I carved out a tiny curved channel to pass a keyring through. It's also half the size of the original print. ... Printed...

In the initial Portal title, Aperture Science declares, "We do what we must, because... ...we can."

The "Weighted Companion Cube" from the awesome video game Portal.

Portal Companion Cube: A Faithful Reproduction of the PC Version's 3D Model.

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.