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The Ishtar Gate, an 8th gate to Babylon's inner city, is now available for vibrant color printing and immersive VR/AR experiences. To obtain this textured model, simply reach out and we'll send it your way. Built in around 575 BCE by King...

Support this innovative project by giving a Like on the Hackaday Prize project page! https://hackaday.io/project/165537-the-diyson-an-open-source-cyclone-vacuum-cleaner Have you ever coveted one of those sleek cyclone vacuum cleaners, powered by a...

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The collection boasts an impressive array of fine and decorative arts spanning 15th to 19th-century masterpieces, including a significant collection of French 18th-century paintings, intricately crafted furniture, arms and armor, exquisite porcelain,...

Similarly, the phototransistor receiver SFH313FA features a narrow viewing angle of 10° and an internal IR filter. The mounting of both components is inline built in and shielded from the environment. Light first passes through a 4mm opening on both...

When I expanded my slant module (the OpenScad module I used for creating the spring integrated in my flexible battery holder), I was looking for an easy example to illustrate and test my module. That's when I thought of the treble clef (aka "violin...

... approach has enabled us to create them at a mere 1/100th of what other industries are charging. My mission is clear: produce ultra-realistic inflating costumes with an unparalleled price – the same you'd pay for your child's weekly allowance.

It uses 4 WS2812B LED Lights which are controlled using a Wemos-D1-Mini Microcontroller running Tasmota to control the light through an web-interface. The LEDs and the Microcontroller are secured in place using some epoxy resin. Since this is the...

https://hackaday.io/project/165537-the-diyson-an-open-source-cyclone-vacuum-cleaner Ever wanted one of those sleek cyclone vacuum cleaners, battery-powered and with a stylish design? Don't you feel like shelling out 200-300 euros for a brand new one?...

A friend requested me to create an elephant-shaped piggy bank, and now that I successfully made it, I'm excited to reveal the outcome. It was crafted using Sculptris and OpenSCAD, taking 9 hours with these settings: perimeter at 2, speed of 40,...

I really like the website SculptGL and I'm eager to improve my skills using it. So, I made an apple that's perfect for anything. You can display it as a decoration, fill your fake fruit bowl with it, or even use it as play food. It may not be a...

The word conveys the idea of being an ambassador, entrusted with the task of delivering key information. In many contexts, it's used metaphorically, but its primary usage is in referring to early followers of a religion's founder, instrumental in...

An adaptation of a classic worm from the 1995 Game by Team17 and transformed into a 3D model for your to print! never seen worms like this?(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worms_(1995_video_game)) It's sure to bring back the nostalgia. </blockquote>...

That way, when I'm using my goggles for a SIM, I just connect them to an AV-HDMI adapter and turn on the goggles - which won't activate my module and allow me to use it. If I just go outside and fly, plugging the module into the goggles in addition...

I opted not to include a magnet initially, but it's definitely an option - just keep in mind that adding one may increase processing time, although the result will be worth it. If you prefer not to use a magnet, you could try using a permanent...

In this post I present a practically usable design with i=-21 (or i=20 respectively depending on the driven side) which can be transformed into an i=-399 (or i=400 respectively) gearing with just a small but subtle change in the flexible spline. ... ...

... access at no cost. Scan The World is an open-source community effort where anyone with unique items can contribute by emailing stw@myminifactory.com to learn how they can participate. ... Scanned: Photogrammetry (Processed using Agisoft PhotoScan)

... landmarks from across the globe. Scan The World is an open-source community effort, and anyone interested in contributing can email stw@myminifactory.com to find out how they can help. ... Scanned: Photogrammetry (Processed using Agisoft PhotoScan)

This is the thinnest possible 3d printed webcam cover for an 0.4mm nozzle. ...It's designed to be imported in to a cad software (preferably Fusion 360) and modified there using parameters (as shown below).Print SettingsPrinter...

For detailed instructions on assembling the parts and combining them with The O'Cello, refer to the accompanying PDF. Note that both knee rests are not symmetric, requiring a right and left version for proper installation. The total weight of the...

Giambologna passed away in Florence at the age of 79, as the Medici had never allowed him to leave, fearing he would be enticed into permanent employment by either the Austrian or Spanish Habsburgs. He was laid to rest in a chapel he designed...

A close friend requested that I bring to life a piggy bank shaped like an elephant, and I'm eager to finally share my successful creation.

I'll design a detailed 3D model of an elephant's head, optimized for 3D printing and compatible with CNC machines that require high-resolution textures, PBR rendering enabled. ...This model can be utilized in various projects without restrictions,...

... same text as you did. ... Human: Holder for the tiny 75 microL pipette that came with the Samsung LABGEO PT10 The slot in the base is to introduce the cartridge and facilitate the work. ...My commercial and registered name is not included in the stl.

The treasured relic, a verdant emerald cross recovered from the wreckage of the ill-fated Spanish galleon, now rests majestically within the walls of the renowned Mel Fisher Museum.

... end of the 14th century. ...It represents a portion of one of several statues honoring the apostles, originally placed within the chapel of Mehun-sur-Yevre Castle (located in the Cher region), commissioned by Jean de Frace, the Duke of Berry himself.

Fred the frog but with a helmet & oxygen tank

Fred the frog but with a helmet & oxygen tank

... the Republic of Bashkortostan. ...A random discovery unfolds. The material in question is iron. This belongs to the early period of the Iron Age. Historical records place this at the III century before our era. ...It's a part of the Sarmatian culture.

One of the distinctive characteristics of Etruscan art – and specifically funerary art – is the striking realism of human figures, which are among the first to sculpt the deceased on its own tomb, a practice that will be largely adopted by the Romans...