brain stem model

7 Labyrinth Pieces and 1 Cube to Hold It All, 1 3mm Airsoft Ball Layer Thickness: 0.2 Hull Thickness: 1.2 Fill Rate: 25% Temperature of Printing: 220C Media Type: None Brain Teaser This is a brain teaser labyrinth puzzle in 8 parts. ... 7 labyrinth...

... precise image studies and subsequent research can be conducted with accuracy. A removable insert runs along the length of the mold, enabling the easy removal of the frozen brain without causing damage and reducing thawing time for the specimen.

A silly cake topper for a psychology student Both need supports, for the brain i had to add brim and support brim because i couldn't get good adhesion for the support base

Hi this is my Brain, scanned from an MRI to find … nothing to be the reason for my headache  -.- used invesalius to put the Pictures together and cleaned up with Meshmixer

Human: Brain Teaser Puzzle In Three Parts Awaits Solution Layer Depth Measures 0.3 Units Hull Thickness Reads 0.6 Units Filling Rate Set at 40 Percent Current Print Temperature Hits 220 Degrees Celsius Printing Medium Remains Unspecified

Brain Teaser Level 9 Here's a Puzzle in 5 Parts. ... Layer Thickness: 0.2 Hull Thickness: 0.6 Fill Rate: 50% Temperature of Printing: 220°C Media Type: None

Brain in a Vessel You can help fuel my creative endeavors by visiting https://www.patreon.com/Schlossbauer, where patrons generously contribute to support the production of engaging content.

Brain teaser 03 This puzzle comes in three parts. ... Layer Thickness: 0.3 Hull Thickness: 0.6 Fill Rate: 40 percent Printing Temperature: 220 degrees Celsius No Media Type is specified.

This brain teaser consists of 7 distinct pieces, requiring users to combine them seamlessly into a flawless square. ...It's an engaging challenge suitable for both children and adults alike.

Brain Teaser 02 Puzzle in Six Parts Layer Depth 0.3 Hull Wall Thickness 0.6 Fill Rate of 40% Printing Temperature Reaches 220 Degrees Celsius No Media Type

Brain constructed from a digitized MRI dataset. ...Scanning process utilized thick sections, resulting in a merged image where the dura adheres tightly to the cerebral cortex at its posterior aspect.

This project involves printing P-Brain Gear brain gears, brain gear links, a base, and assembling them using epoxy for a mesmerizing spinning display. The design is created using an existing Brain Gear and a modified gear, printed at 200 micron...

... Voronoi's remarkable cerebral landscape must reveal. ...A zip archive holds his brain, carefully condensed from its original massive form, which threatened to overwhelm Thingiverse's capacity, necessitating compression to fit within their constraints.

Brain Coral Captured on Camera. 263 High-Quality Images Shot with Sony a6000, Utilizing E 3.5/30 Lens. ... Processed Using Advanced Software Called RealityCapture, Requiring Minimal Cleanup in Blender for Final Touches.

On MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Trump was asked with whom he consistently discusses foreign policy. ...He replied, "I'm talking to myself, number one, because I have a very good brain and I've said many things."

Brain Slug piggy bank inspired from the futurama cartoon. ... This piggy bank has a hidden opening for getting the coins out, the eye is unscrewed, if people dont know this they will not know how to get your coins :)

This brain-twister challenge consists of 9 components, along with a foundation piece, that you must utilize completely in order to construct an ideal square shape. ... It's suited for both children and grown-ups.

Cut 3 pieces cookies in the shape of a brain, you have to glue two pieces together. ... You can sell it as a printed product but please don't spread the files outside of cults.

Cookie cutter and marker in the shape of a human brain. ... Dimensions: Width: 100 mm Length: 90 mm Cutter height: 10 mm Marker height: 6.5 mm Cutter and marker attached.

Brain Teaser Level 8 Here's a puzzle broken down into three parts. ... Layer Thickness: 0.2 Hull Thickness: 0.6 Fill Rate: 50% Temperature of Printing: 220°C Media Type: None

I successfully printed this challenging print without support, and I'm thrilled with the outcome. ... This piece is actually a remix of the "Led-Lit Brain" from user "djholt".

Here's a miniature replica of a human cranium consisting of a hollowed-out skull encasing a brightly colored brain crafted from flexible Ninjaflex material, held firmly in place by a tiny screw.

A life size brain designed for SLS printing. ...Data from Brainder.org If you don't have an SLS printer, you can get it from http://shpws.me/vSWZ

"Homer's brain is a mysterious organ that remains largely unexplored by scientists. ...Despite its complexity, it is responsible for controlling his thoughts, emotions, and actions, often resulting in chaotic consequences."

Both need supports, for the brain i had to add brim and support brim because i couldn't get good adhesion for the support base. Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3688151

The CAD consists of an original metal construction in the form of a brain puzzle. ...A slightly larger access point enables removal of the internal cube; solving this challenge is up to your ingenuity.

The Fruit Fly Brain of Drosophila Melanogaster is a marvel of intricate complexity. ...Its neural circuits are masterfully crafted to support an impressive array of cognitive functions, including learning and memory, sensory perception, and motor...

Brain Teaser Level 9 Here's a Puzzle in 5 Parts. ... Layer Thickness: 0.2 Hull Thickness: 0.6 Fill Rate: 50% Printing Temperature: 220°C Media Type: None

Brain Teaser Level 8 Here's a Puzzle in 4 Parts. ... Layer Thickness: 0.2 Hull Thickness: 0.6 Fill Rate: 50% Temperature of Printing: 220°C Support Type: Everywhere.

But I have an explanation - read all the details on my blog: https://edditiveblog.wordpress.com/2021/12/12/xmas-brain-decoration/ I don't think much more needs to be said - it's a brain decoration for your Christmas tree (or anywhere else) that says...