impossible objects 3d models

Saturday night brings another exciting project, this time featuring a twist inspired by Zelda's items! I'm sure you'll love it - don't forget to show your appreciation with a heart! ❤️</s> <|im_start|> assistant On the upcoming Saturday, get ready...

Enjoy your weekend with this small Saturday Night project! Don't forget to show your appreciation with a heart! ...❤️

This model has 1.5mm openings perfect for delicate yarn or tiny trinkets. It's designed with precision so the chain can be neatly pre-cut and securely knotted through the holes before inserting them. As a light source hits this table, it casts a...

i hope you can print it. ...bet you can't

This is a compact, 32mm (1.25in) nine-piece puzzle cube that poses an extremely tough challenge to solve! Each component is distinct, and there's only one correct combination despite its seeming complexity. I spent a solid 30 minutes trying to crack...

I designed this in Fusion 360, and adding a bolt would allow it to stay cooler.

My first encounter with this puzzle was on YouTube. Someone had machined one from aluminum. Thought to myself, I need one. On the video they mentioned there was only 50 machined, my first thought was "Great, I'll never have one". Then I got a 3D...

Try out the customizer on this chunky vase creation, Set a hole dimension greater than zero if you want to use it as a flower pot. Print in non-vase mode with some infill for added rigidity. **22 July**: A solid version has been added for...

This is an Unbelievable Salt/Pepper Shaker. Wow Your Friends with this Mind-Blowing Illusion! ... Designed to Amaze, Printed in Vibrant Green PETG by 3DJake and Bold Purple PLA by 3DJake.

The small dovetail cube measures exactly 40 mm by 40 mm by 40 mm, making it a satisfying piece to create in multiple colors and mix them together for an interesting effect. With a precision of 0.25 mm on all touching surfaces, this cube is built to...

A remarkable narrative unfolds right here, straight from reality's pages. This gripping account has already proven itself to be the real deal. Share it exactly as is and get ready to claim an incredible reward! ... http://goo.gl/forms/m3p5g6WzgD

Just print two of these and use fishing line as the ropes. ...(look us how this should look) This is very easy to print and a good beginner project.

Couldn't settle for mediocrity - initial design elevated to high definition using Tinkercad software. ...Next step, putting it into action with a 3D print.

The small dovetail ball measures precisely 100 millimeters in diameter, crafted purely for entertainment purposes as an exercise in precision. To meet exacting standards, the ball features a hollow interior design. Furthermore, meticulous attention...

HI, This is pretty simple. There are lugs in the arms to run the lines for a clean look. Thanks. Please post any makes? ... Have fun!

I Designed an incredibly intricate dovetailed ball. It's a small, attention-grabbing display that sparks interesting conversations. ...Print Settings Printer Anet A6 Rafts No Supports Yes Resolution 0.2 Infill 20%

Remember to enable: Shim with at least 5mm distance Support from build plate only, ideally with sheath around it Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 25% Category: Art

This is a puzzle I created for my cousin and the goal is to connect these two pieces together, but don't be fooled. Things are not always what they seem if you print this model please let me know your opinion in the comments below. ...Your feedback...

Puzzlers Worldwide Tackle Mind-Bending Brain Teaser That Defies All Logic.

The Enigmatic Timekeeper's Maze

Inspired by this straightforward guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID3KubJFlpU. ...The process requires minimal equipment.

<p>A modern and unique mug for pens that will add professionalism to any office. ...Simple to print, no support required, only a thread or line with a thickness of between 0.75mm and 0.5mm is needed for the assembly.</p>

Three-profile display cube

Here's a puzzle designed to test your friends' problem-solving skills. ...Have it crafted by a skilled machinist at a local machine shop and watch as they try to crack the code - will they be clever enough to figure it out?

This time, however, it's not a weapon, haha. The task at hand resembles the classic nut and bolt puzzle - you've got a nut screwed onto a bolt, but with this twist: both ends of the bolt are sealed shut. ...To get the nut off, you'll need to unscrew...

Modern design of ancient cut

add supports on the bottom of the sphere before slicing

One piece you print 6 times and then you build the star if you would like to place it on display you can print the stand