aperture science computer case 3d models

Aperture Science Logo Designed with FreeCAD's Versatility Print Options Printer Type: Select the FlashForge Creator Pro Raft Requirements: Don't Bother Supports Needed: Not Required Resolution Settings: 0.10 for Precise Prints Infill Percentage: 20%...

Here's how you can make a customized coaster that actually keeps your drinks off your desk so you don't have to clean it as often: use your Aperture Science Testing Printer and follow these instructions. I used mine to create this coaster in the...

Three full cubes, one with Aperture Science logo, one Companion Cube (with the heart logo) and a blank template without a logo. ...The fourth file contains both the Science and Companion cubes, cut in half (to be glued) to print without support. Some of...

You're invited to ride on an innovative Aperture Science coaster. Simply print it out and have fun. With the use of PLA material, you won't experience any discomfort, unlike those who must endure the agony of scalding cups every day. ...To customize...

Here's a must-have item for any fan: the Aperture Science Mug. Simply attach it to the mug handle and enjoy your morning coffee. ... No apologies necessary; I had to tweak the design after discovering an issue with the model - specifically, the letter...

To create a custom cover featuring an Aperture Science logo-shaped hole, I designed it to fit over the cylindrical part of the flashlight with a friction fit diameter of approximately 4 mm. ...The flashlight also has an internal switch powered by two...

I recreated the Aperture Science logo in FreeCAD and made it into this coaster. Change filament 1/2 way up for the two-tone effect. Sorry for the bad quality on the top layer in the photo. ...Not sure if it was printer glitch or if it's just that...

Aperture Science Drinks Coaster. Crafted in Fusion 360, my first CAD model. Please be gentle with feedback as it's a work in progress. I reduced the dimensions for easier printing. The scaleable design works well at 85mm in both width and length,...

I wanted a unique Aperture Science logo as my extruder visualizer, so I designed one from scratch. Glue an 8 x 3 mm magnet with a circular shape to the back of it and you'll have no problem sticking it to the shaft of your extruder NEMA motor's rear....

A clever drink coaster bearing the iconic Aperture Science logo is now a tangible reality. This design prints in two distinct components: the main coaster and the insert chips. To add an extra layer of authenticity, I chose to paint the white chips...

Don't you think the **Aperture Science** logo looks pretty cool? Me too! This is a fun and interesting little trinket to add to your shoes if you're a fan of the *Portal* series, it's the perfect little print and addition to your shoes to express...

One of the 'vintage' Aperture logos from the game Portal 2.

Aperture Laboratories Investment Opportunity #5: The Aperture Coaster. Behold, the most scientifically advanced drink coaster ever created! Designed for use on your desk or any other table in existence, this innovative coaster will revolutionize the...

Apertue Science Logo Designed in SketchUp Apertue Science's emblem, a masterpiece of graphic design, was expertly crafted within the intuitive environment of SketchUp. This powerful digital tool enabled the creative team to bring their vision to life...

... now if you want your own mini portal gun, you can print one. Also if any of yall decide to scale this up, upload a picture cause I would love to see it.   Designed in Solidworks, the last pic is rendered in visualize... in case you were wondering

First of all: I'm not entirely comfortable with English being my native language either. Sorry about that. Recently, I purchased a car and the dealer handed me a USB drive bearing their company's logo as a gift. I must admit, I found the USB stick...

For specific instructions, please use the following settings: offset = 0, clip_back_length = 45, text = "Computer Science", clip_tooth_size = 1, clip_width = 9, font = write/BlackRose.dxf, clip_height = 8, clip_tooth_spacing = 6, clip_front_length =...

This Keychain Dangler resembles the logo of Aperture Science from the game series Portal. ...(Dimensions: 30.02mm x 106.5mm x 4mm)  Old Aperture (Aperture Innovators) Version NOW Available.

Finally an aperture science calibration cube! ...

Simple 30mm fan cover with an Aperture Science logo

The distinctive silhouette of a €2 coin takes center stage, proudly bearing the iconic insignia of Aperture Science.

Herringbone gears designed specifically for Greg/Wade's extruder, proudly featuring the iconic Aperture Science logo from the Portal series.

The customized version of a phone stand can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3684236, featuring the distinctive logo of Aperture Science.

The reimagined version of a mobile holder found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3684236, now featuring the distinctive emblem of Aperture Science.

Computer Terminal System Online. Access Granted. Mainframe Initialized. User Interface Active. System Ready for Command Input. ...Waiting for Instructions...

I reworked the classic Aperture Science Innovators logo using Blender, a free and powerful 3D creation software that's perfect for modeling, rigging, animation, rendering, and even video game development.

A 45 adapter, made to look like the aperture science logo. from portal. ...I got my measurements from google searches, so please let me know if this fits properly.

The modified 30mm fan guard boasts an updated design, now featuring a prominent display of the Aperture Science logo prominently positioned on its front surface, effectively replacing the standard logo that was originally featured on this model.

The remix of phone stand in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3684236 with aperture science logo. Print instructionsCategory: Office

This compact token proudly displays the iconic Aperture Science logo, symbolizing the company's commitment to pushing boundaries in science and innovation. By leveraging SketchUp's capabilities, designers can create intricate details and complex...