mpx viewer 3d models
5801 3d models found related to mpx viewer.
grabcad
CAD Model for Amity ViewerAmity Viewer.STEP is the full product, other files are pieces
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Litophane Viewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1uj2Rben0Q Web page to generate Litophanes: http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ size: 160mm x 95mm x 3mm
myminifactory
Learn how to 3D Design for 3D Printing with my class: https://www.PrintThatThing.us This is our 3D Printed 360º Stereoscopic viewer we made on my YouTube channel PrintThatThing.
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This is a slide viewer modelled after an old school looking TV. Intended to be illuminated from the top of the case with 5v compatible led strip and wired up with a USB cable. ... Build details can be found here -...
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This is a simple lithophane viewer I created utilising an LED light I already owned and which are easily available. The light has a circumference of 70mm. The light can be used without the round holder but to make it more secure it can be printed...
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And if you or a friend can make 3D videos with the GoPro mount you can make a small business that will create a demand for the viewers as well as demand for the video production side.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2347553 And if you need a little...
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... - it's about $5 - Tube of Cyanoacrylate glue (aka Super glue) to glue the acrylic piece to the 3D printed viewer - about $2 I've also included my design for a 7" version (about $6 for the acrylic circle) but I haven't printed it yet. ...
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Lithophane viewer 100X53 mm I have also included the "empty" .jpg file to create the customised lithophanes Components: 3 chip led 3V - 3W 1 reed switch 2 X 16 mm 1 Switch, tactile SPST, through hole 1 9V battery 1 round magnet 15X5 mm 2 Allen head...
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It's also fun to just plain look through the viewer, because it increases your depth perception by effectively moving your eyes farther apart. But that's only half the fun. I've included a collection of stereo images I made especially for this viewer...
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I made a picture viewer. Some might know these from childhood. In Germany they were called Plastiskop. The difference here is, you dont turn to the next picture by clicking, you turn a wheel to get to the next picture. I printed some pictures on...