aperture science keychain 3d models

<p>Thinking with portals!</p> <p>I don't have the right filament color for a blue one currently. Some day I'll have a set!</p> <p>Depending on how you print the coaster, you may have to adjust the fill parts. I print the coaster top down to get a...

Another sophisticated entrance portal emblem.

I made this before buying a 3D printer, so it's currently a woodworking project with all plans you could want. The only thing I'm not using is laser woodworking - proper saws and sanders along with routers are the tools I prefer to use. ...If I feel...

This creation was crafted with Tinkercad. ...Modify it directly online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bPjwN2mEeB8.

I'm dreaming of printing with portals! I don't have the right filament color available for a blue one at the moment, but someday I'll get my collection sorted out! When you print this coaster, be prepared to tweak the fill settings. I prefer...

The latest addition to my assortment of treats is a pair of Portal-themed cookie cutters, the second installment in an ongoing collection that's taking shape.

extruder motor decoration

This is a static model with room for electronics, identical in size to this movable tracking model from which also contains instructions on how to make the legs: http://www.instructables.com/id/Building-a-moving-and-tracking-Portal-Turret/ I created...

A highly accurate reproduction of Portal 2's iconic companion cube is what this item offers, providing an exact likeness for fans and enthusiasts to enjoy.

Maybe a logo within the shape of a euro coin, possibly featuring a shopping cart.

The user has successfully revised the design within Fusion360, enabling hassle-free 3D printing operations to proceed smoothly.

Based on the Measurements taken from LargeCommander's image.Done for fun, not the model from the game.

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...

This is a remix from this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12414. I add slots to magnets as needed. You can modify the size and thickness of the magnets and logo to your liking. Attached are two STL files: one for a 5cm logo with 6mm...

We're combining the best features of the Aperture Science Fan Guard and Bed-Level Reminder versions. This mashup is easy to print in just two colors, requiring no supports at all. ...For improved readability, we've increased the font size in Mashup2.

Introducing the miniature Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button, boasting 1500 Megawatt power. Ideal for cube testing and decor purposes, this button features two glowing red LEDs and a micro switch on strip board. Print without...

The personalized version of the item can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=52734, featuring a stick width of 8, Orbitron font style (write/orbitron.dxf), hole radius of 3, font thickness of 5, stick thickness of 3...

I've included both versions with and without the Aperture Science logo for your convenience. Notably, the version without the logo is simpler to print, so keep that in mind. The slot on the side may be slightly too narrow to slide the strip into...

I edited the negative version of the Aperture Science Logo so it didn't show up as a big ol' circle. The original is here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2150813 Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:58001 Created with Customizer!

I very slightly modified the already excellent Aperture QR code cover for dual material printing with a filament change (layer 9 in my case, 0.2mm layer height). Dimensions are the same, i simply added a flat background layer at the back of the logo....

Just a coaster with the Aperture Science Logo. I printed it on a resin printer but I am sure FDM would do fine. ... Hand painted after the fact, but multi-colored layers could be possible as well if you remove the slight outer brim on the top layers.

Modeling by Solidworks. You need to print 12 copies of the blades and pins,the pins are in dia-3mm,so some rafts are needed to fix them on the platform.And because of the elephant leg,the pin maybe larger than the blades hole,you should fix it...

Portal Case! ...Ultimate Accessory For Die-Hard Fans!\n\n \n \n Essential Details\nTreat it just like a standard case when printing!

Just reduced the thickness by 0.20mm to a snug 2.00mm to ensure a perfect fit in my trusty coinholder. ...This clever creation was designed from scratch using Tinkercad's intuitive online tools, and you can edit it right now at...

Added a small round "hole" so that it is easier to attach the magnets in the exact middle.

I have provided an indented and an extruding version, the indent one should be twisted 90 degrees so it is face down before you slice. ...And you might wanna put support blockers over some parts.

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...

<p>Weighted (Companion/Cargo) Cube from Portal 1.</p><p>Based on a diagram Dionogard posted in 2015. &nbsp;I couldn't get any of the project files to load, so the dimensions on the logo disc might be <i>slightly</i> off. &nbsp;Had a fun time learning...

Modeling by Solidworks. You need to print 12 copies of the blades and pins,the pins are in dia-3mm,so some rafts are needed to fix them on the platform.And because of the elephant leg,the pin maybe larger than the blades hole,you should fix it...