math 3d models

Students who participate in regular hands-on activities tend to outperform their peers in math by an average of 70% of a grade level and 40% of a grade level in science. These findings underscore the importance of incorporating interactive elements...

The goal of this project is to inspire students to pursue careers in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). By creating an interactive robotic arm, students will be encouraged to get involved with 3D printing and other STEAM...

... as I thought it would be when I split the body in half. It's actually the bonnet and boot. I also did some quick math to estimate the cost of materials. ...With 100% infill and prices ranging from $16 to $20 per kilogram, here are my calculations:

I even did some math to get it just right. The result is low friction, yet the ball stays put without falling off. It's remarkably stable on the tee. I also angled the crown so that when you swing your driver, it always hits the ball before the tee....

The science behind buoyancy is fascinating, and math ensures the float stays afloat. It's also fun to crack the codes of riddles and master the art of calligraphy. #MakeItFloat Update 7/17/15 The Science behind the Lantern. Buoyancy and Archimedes...

For more information on the math and the OpenSCAD behind creating these knots, as well as slicing profiles, see these MakerHome posts: Day 150 - Trefoil torus knots Day 151 - Fourier and tritangentless trefoil knots Day 152 - Petal and tight trefoil...

For more information on the math behind this model, including the OpenSCAD code and printing tips, see the link below. MakerHome, Day 328: http://makerhome.blogspot.com/2014/08/day-328-sun-customizable-function.html ==== Twitter: @mathgrrl...

Read about the math and code at Hacktastic:http://mathgrrl.com/hacktastic/2014/11/trigonometry-style/. Watch a demo (no sound) of using parameters in OpenSCAD code: http://youtu.be/754LH2s1IW8. ...See a Desmos video (no sound) demonstrating what the...

For math enthusiasts: The "star" is a stellated rhombic dodecahedron, and this model forms half of a Yoshimoto cube. ... Twitter: twitter.com/mathgrrl Hacktastic blog: mathgrrl.com/hacktastic Shapeways geekhaus store: shapeways.com/shops/mathgrrl ...

To learn more about the math behind this model, readers can visit MakerHome on Day 276. For updates on new projects and discoveries, follow @mathgrrl on Twitter or explore the Hacktastic blog at mathgrrl.com/hacktastic. For a wide range of...

Engine01 fits 63 mm outrunners and Engine02 fits 50 mm outrunners, but they can be rescaled to fit other motors by simply doing the math. I built it for my 1:5.5 scale Hangar 9 Sopwith Camel, where the diameter is around 164 mm. The dummy motor is...

... printing the halves. For my Flexible TPU model, refer to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2786094 . References https://www.math.nmsu.edu/~breakingaway/Lessons/MFC/MFC.html https://www.chicaandjo.com/2008/05/08/magic-folding-wooden-photo-cubes/

... 360. Enjoy exploring the intersection of math and art! References Reid, Robert. http://www.martinhwatson.co.uk/robert_reid.html Bu, Lingguo. ...https://www.maa.org/press/periodicals/convergence/exploring-liu-hui-s-cube-puzzle-liu-hui-s-principle

Bottle Cap, Gatorade Bottle, Aquarium Vacuum, Dodecahedron Inner Diameter: 38 mm, double thread, thread pitch: 7.2 mm Before recycling those sport drink bottles (e.g., Gatorade, Vitamin Water, etc.), why not get some math and art or even something...

... results, use a resolution less than 0.15mm and an infill greater than 10% for added strength. With these double spinning linkage bars, kids can engage in fun math exercises while creating unique geometric structures. ...Thank you for visiting!

The reason it's geometric is because it allows you to introduce basic math concepts, such as counting the sides of each piece. It also makes it easier to fit them together. While geometry may not be the best approach for very young children, I plan...

After doing some rough math, I estimate that this probe tool cost me around two dollars - at most three if I factor in the two failed design prints of the probe tool. One of the standout features of this design is its ability to perform probing on...

Human: *Lost SCAD files on laptop*\r\n\r\nFor Math 401: Mathematics through 3D printing from George Mason University.\r\nby: Khalilah Hamer\r\n\r\nThis week's project required us to create an iterated function system, with a twist - we worked in...

... For N Scale (1:160), scale everything to 54%. For Z Scale (1:220), scale everything to 40%. For O Scale, Lionel (1:48), scale everything to 181%. You can do the math for any scale you need by using this formula: 87 / (Target Scale) = Slicer%.

Pantea Ferdosian George Mason University MATH 401; Mathematics Through 3D Printing December 2, 2019 Iterated Function System (IFS) - Flower What is an Iterated Function System? An iterated function system is a finite set of mappings on a complete...

In fact, research has shown that our brains are capable of incredible feats, from solving complex math problems to creating works of art. This ability to learn and adapt is a hallmark of human intelligence, and it's what sets us apart from other...

It is a highly complex organ that is capable of incredible feats of cognitive function, from solving complex math problems to creating works of art. In addition to its internal workings, the human body is also capable of amazing physical feats. We...

Despite its complexity, it is capable of incredible feats, such as learning new languages, solving complex math problems, and even creating works of art. We are still learning about the many mysteries of the human brain, but one thing is clear: our...

We can run at incredible speeds, lift heavy weights, and even perform complex tasks like playing musical instruments or solving complex math problems. And yet, despite all these capabilities, we are still vulnerable to injury and illness. So how do...

It's like a math problem - if you assume, you make an ass out of u and me. I mean, seriously, don't be that guy who assumes everyone thinks the same way as him. Newsflash: we don't. And no, it's not because we're all secretly aliens or anything...

It's capable of incredible feats, from solving complex math problems to creating beautiful works of art. And yet, it's also prone to making mistakes and getting stuck in negative thought patterns. Take, for example, the concept of perfectionism. On...

It can run marathons, solve complex math problems, and even create art that moves the soul. The human brain, often referred to as the "control center," is the mastermind behind these achievements. But what makes humans truly unique is their capacity...

The human mind is equally impressive, able to solve complex math problems or create beautiful works of art. Despite its many strengths, the human body is also vulnerable to a wide range of diseases and injuries. From broken bones to cancerous...

Our minds are capable of incredible feats, from solving complex math problems to creating masterpieces of art and literature. Despite our many accomplishments, humans are also prone to making mistakes. We stumble, we fall, and sometimes we even fail...

Math checks out though. Let me know if you try it. The filament is guided into the sensor, creating a higher curve radius when mounting the filament at the top of the printer. You'll need an M3 bolt and nut for the bearing and another set (shorter)...