aperture science weighted storage cube 3d models

as accurately modeled as possible by eye from reference photos

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

... not using is laser woodworking - proper saws and sanders along with routers are the tools I prefer to use. If I feel like making another one someday, I'll design corners that can be printed on my 3D printer instead of doing all the sanding myself.

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...

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

Finally an aperture science calibration cube! ...

Who wouldn't want a weighted companion cube? This design can be used to store stuff, and the lid has a snug fit that worked perfectly for me. I eyeballed the dimensions, but they look pretty accurate. The size is 58x58x58 mm. When I'm done...

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.

 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...

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

I just shared that on GrabCAD, and now I'm making sure more people are seeing it. ...Here's the information you requested: Details Instructions: Created with CATIA.

This is a Weighted Cube-with the Aperture Science logo, from the games Portal and Portal 2. I originally designed this for my Machining class. It is intended to be machined, but it can also be 3D Printed. For Machining, first of all the material is...

The Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube is a key item in the popular video game, Portal.

This is a Aperture Science Weighted Storage Cube from the game Portal, made by Valve. I have uploaded the files for the cube a few different ways. the "all pieces" file has all the parts that you need to print, for if you want to print it either with...

## Parts to print For each cube, you need : * white_edge.stl (x12) : ~2.5 hours * white_corner.stl (x8) : ~4 hours * grey_corner.stl (x8, with supports) : ~3.5 hours For the Weighted Storage Cube : * blue_face_aperture.stl (x6) : ~1.25 hours *...

... The model requires GregFrost's Parametric Involute Bevel and Spur Gears and cyrozap's Weighted Storage Cube from Thingiverse. ...Following adjustments, use skeinforge or a similar slicer to prepare for 3D printing with your preferred printer.

The Weighted Storage Cube debuted in Portal and persists in Portal 2; similar to its counterpart, the Weighted Companion Cube, it boasts a dissimilar design in Portal 2. Originating from the Orange Box's Portal, this cube is a notable feature. ...Valve...

This unique creation combines "Cube Gears" by emmett (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6073) with "Weighted Storage Cube (from Portal)" by cyrozap (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1614). ...To assemble, print a center piece along with four of each gear...

I had the idea of a Portal themed sound system with the subwoofer being a storage cube and the rest being built in to turrets. Here is my model I made for the sub in SketchUp. I don't have any good rendering software for SketchUp yet so I'm just...

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.

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.

Doing so may result in the following side effects: Superstition, perceiving inanimate objects as alive, and hallucinations.While the weighted companion cube can not speak, in the event that it does speak, the Robot Overlords strongly urge you to...

This is my custom take on the Portal 2 Weighted Storage Cube. I designed it using SketchUp. The model measures 7" x 7". It's a complex build that requires almost two full rolls of filament, electronics assembly, the Arduino platform, and some sanding...

I designed this model of the weighted storage cube from Portal in Fusion 360 using reference pictures that I took in game to achieve the highest amount of accuracy I could. ...

The Remix Cube, an innovative reinterpretation of Poh's Weighted Storage Cube. ...Standardized at the dimensions of a die, this reimagined version boasts numbered facets, elevating its functionality and versatility.

The highly detailed, advanced replica of the weighted storage cube from Portal 2 is now rendered in ultra-high definition, boasting a stunning visual fidelity that matches even the most minute aspects of its original design.

The fourth file contains both the Science and Companion cubes, cut in half (to be glued) to print without support. Some of my very first models, made using TinkerCAD and some image to .svg online converter. No .gcode as I designed and printed this...

This creation is the result of a seamless integration between the creative freedom of user interaction and the robust features of a popular 3D modeling platform. With each adjustment made to the design, a corresponding visual transformation takes...

Aperture Science logo Modeled With FreeCAD

This cutting-edge 3D model was initially brought to life using Sketchup 13 and subsequently adapted into all other relevant formats with ease. Native file format is .skp while 3ds Max scene relies on 3ds Max 2016, precision rendering courtesy of Vray...