aperture science 3d

... in Blender specifically for my trusty Printrbot Simple Metal. ...You can spot the iconic Aperture Science logo proudly emblazoned on its surface, showcasing my creative first step into using Blender to bring out some awesome prints from my 3D printer.

This is a remix of design 3328495, where I incorporated the Aperture Science logo to complement the existing fan cover model found on Thingiverse at thing:3387478.

Inspired by Portal. ...It's the Aperture Science logo with a heart in the middle representing the companion cube (which we remind you, cannot speak). ...Created in FreeCAD.

Aperture science talisman is primed for dual extrusion!\nJust click "keep in position" to ensure proper placement when opening.\nFabricated with Microsoft 3D Builder\nGrip: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2000846\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: \n ctc\n...

... Triangles. For 3-color printing with an indication of rotation: Print these files: Aperture Science Visualizer Base, Aperture Science Visualizer Triangles2 - Indication & Aperture Science Visualizer Single Triangle - Indication. ... Happy printing!

A custom case has been designed with Portal and Aperture Science fans in mind. The Aperture logo proudly adorns the top plate, giving it a unique touch. ...To accommodate the design, screw mounts have been thoughtfully removed from the bottom part of...

This is a fan cover I made in Blender for my Printrbot Simple Metal. ...It's got an Aperture Science logo on it. ...First real thing I've made in Blender.

My first Remix! ... This is fan grille for a 92mm fan, featuring the Aperture Science logo from Valve's Portal and Portal 2 video games. ... This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515

... photos has been printed in PLA, 0.12 mm layer height. Although the STEP files are provided, you can find the FreeCAD design file in my [SourceHut](https://git.sr.ht/~gdanix/Things_3D/tree/master/Aperture%20Science%20SD%20card%20reader%20enclosure)

... knob for the Ender 3. It is based on the knob of Inuit, modified with the logo of aperture science. ... The knob is a little hard to press, if you encounter difficulties, you can try to print it at 101% Just nest on the original button and enjoy

... knob for the Ender 3. It is based on the knob of Inuit, modified with the logo of aperture science. The knob is a little hard to press, if you encounter difficulties, you can try to print it at 101%. ... Just nest on the original button and enjoy

I combined matt448's blank with the Aperture Science logo. It's a bold move, but I'm hoping it pays off in the long run. The finish on top is a bit rough because of some sketchy ironing settings on my MPSM. ...I know I've got way too many tags on my...

I've designed a simple control knob for the Ender 3 that's inspired by the Inuit knob, but with a twist - it features the logo of Aperture Science.\r\n\r\nThe knob can be a bit stiff, so if you encounter any issues, try printing it at 101% scale to...

You should print this i white, and then color the corners light gray, and the Aperture Laboratories logo light blue.

This is version 2 of my original case that got almost impossible to edit.Version 1Update 2: Added a back panel for Raspberry pi 4 (mirrored ports)Update: Modified dimensions for easier printing.The case is designed after a computer you could find in...

I required a 120mm fan grill that was suitable for Science. All the ones I found had either the wrong number of fins or a hole in the centre. These were not adequate for my testing needs, so I made my own. ... Enjoy

Added a small round "hole" so that it is easier to attach the magnets in the exact middle. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

 Supports are probably a good idea, especially if you're printing bigger than ~3" or so.I found the diagram at https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-obj-model-weighted-companion-cube-portal/917892, but it looks like the original may have...

And you all know that 3D printers are not perfect this made it so that you had so sand the parts to be able to fit them together. So I went into the model to fix some tolerances.Update 1: Side panel and top panel have untested latches(they are very...

And you all know that 3D printers are not perfect this made it so that you had so sand the parts to be able to fit them together. So I went into the model to fix some tolerances.Update 1: Side panel and top panel have untested latches(they are very...

IMPROVED VERSION AVAILABLE HERE:\r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3864546\r\n\r\nWho needs a weighted companion cube?\r\nIt can store various items.\r\nThe lid fits snugly, but it worked for me.\r\nI examined the measurements and they seem...

Aperture laboratories science key chain, earring, dogtag, jewlery, logo

This drawing is an enlarged view of the PC casing from the popular game, Portal. ...Carefully crafted to match the game's precise measurements, this detailed illustration stands at a scaled height of 25 inches tall, 9 inches in width, and 20 inches in...

Remixed from DylanWave's original design, I enhanced the model using NetFabb, significantly increased the thickness, and reduced its overall size by 20%. ...Adjusted Print Settings Yielding Outstanding Results Rafts: Complacency Isn't Necessary;...

This is version 2 of my original case that got almost impossible to edit. (Version 1: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2320357) Update: Modified dimensions for easier printing. The case is designed after a computer you could find in the first...

Why not start a new one from scratch right here on the site?

With sheer dedication, I created this masterpiece entirely from the ground up, which fills me with immense pride.

I made this earbud holder as part of a school project and it's very effective at holding them up, with the sleek design being just right to fit in your pocket. ... This is a really cool thing, and most of you fantastic people who play Portal 2 will love...

I created this basic space specifically to share it on Sketchfab. Honestly, I manually crafted every detail, including the lettering and wire curves. ...Check it out!