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Solid inner cores are now integrated into the design, significantly boosting final strength and streamlining the printing process for greater efficiency. File sizes have been dramatically reduced, with a new average size of approximately 4.5 MB...

Ultimately chose to utilize my mind constructively... ... Later, go ahead and add a coin Uncap the container Produce another for a companion

I took this puzzle and created a quick base to hold the puzzle pieces together.

Human is a complex and multifaceted being that possesses qualities such as emotions, consciousness, and self-awareness. Humans have the ability to think, feel, and act independently, often making choices based on their own desires and needs. They are...

I'm conducting my inaugural MRI Scan using MY VERY OWN cerebral signals. ...I've successfully rendered a 3D image with an astonishing layer thickness of 0.12 millimeters, and the initial scans were executed at 10% and 50% intensity levels.

Originally modeled in Zbrush2021 Final images rendered with Marmoset Toolbag 4 (scene render and animation included)

Recreated model of several scans.

This is an upgraded model, featuring newly installed drainage systems.

You can totally customize the band to fit perfectly on your finger. The first band has a unique design that makes it stand out, and it's slightly smaller than the others. The second one features sleeker edges that give it a sophisticated look, and...

A Human Being Trapped Inside a Container. ... If You Appreciate My Creations, Consider Supporting Me at Patreon.com/Schlossbauer.

Printable master-model for making silicone molds. ... Lover of deep minds and his 18+ version.

puzzle of a wooden star

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Generated by the pioneering efforts of the FlyBrain project, flybrain.neurobio.arizona.edu shines a light on its initial formation. After meticulously joining and refining its structure, superfluous inner cavities were eradicated. ...With precision and...

This 3D model draws inspiration from a picture sourced from JJRobotics' website, thus it's not entirely faithful to the original design. Nevertheless, I hope this rendition proves helpful in creating your own robotic designs. You can find more...

If you love these designs, be sure to check out my other 3D printing creations from the Animaniacs series. ...You can also help support my work on Patreon and gain exclusive access to even more amazing designs created by Rober Rollin.

It's a breeze when you know how it operates smoothly. Just hit print and you're good to go with any type of filament. ...Now, let's have some fun!

People enjoy messing around with remixes of items designed with Tinkercad. ...Remixes are made with the help of Tinkercad, which is located at https://tinkercad.com/things/gnLzNp5YQr3.

A key is used by astronaut Bowman to disable HAL in the Brainroom scene of 2001, where the clear acrylic blocks spring up with a specific small key. Unfortunately, you'll need to supply your own key until I have access to the work computer and can...

The TV series "Fringe" features an episode where Peter is inside September's mind, specifically in a room that caught my eye. I recreated this unique space using Solidworks and would love to know if you appreciate the model! ...Kindly leave a heart...

Human: Futurama Brainslug Party Hat This fun-to-print design requires no support material, making it easy to create. The removable antennas can be taken off, while the eyeball is printed separately in a contrasting color. A 0.6mm nozzle was used...

A robin made a nest. Dork thinks robins are the best. Dork makes thing. Robin **HATES** thing. Dork shares thing for **EVERYONE** to hate. **Yay Confetti!** (print with supports) .-''-. / , \ ...

This printed best on a Prusa MK3S+ using Cura and tree supports. Mostly default settings for the printer. ... 10% infill -- quarter cubic .2mm layer height 215 nozzle temp 60 plate temp Tree supports (40 degree tree support branch angle, 8 mm...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9zlvTcwddKM

GENIAC, an acronym for "GENIus Almost-automatic Computer", was a highly touted educational toy marketed as a cutting-edge "computer" that retailed for approximately $20 from 1955 through the sixties. Edmund C. Berkeley, with Oliver Garfield, designed...

Allows for greater appreciation of Monro, Lushka foramens.