the rack torture device 3d models

Instructions Using the following options: wall = 10mm smoothness is turned up to max 100 top axle diameter is set to 20 outer sphere diameter set to 58 top squish dialed back to 7 bottom dialed down to 200 in diameter squeezing bottom all the way...

Bridging outwards to 150mm? ...Alright, let's try it again. The parts might be a bit too bulky for easy bridging. Go ahead and lower that Z axis as much as you need to, but we want to see if those bridges can actually handle the load.

Additionally, you can find the Lib Feat Part of the 5 mm circle used to create the weldment structural member. Note that I wasn't the one who came up with this idea - many lattice cube designs have inspired me on YouTube and Thingiverse. My goal was...

3D Printer Endurance Test This isn't just a rigorous assessment created to push the limits of overhangs and bridges, but also to determine whether or not your printer can handle intricate features like hinges and delicate floating strings required...

By analyzing the worst areas of the print along each axis, you'll not only detect problems, but also generally pinpoint their location on your machine. The rings are designed to orient their centerlines along the X and Y axes for printing. ... You...

To create the desired object, hollow out the sphere, trim off the top and bottom, attach a base, adjust axle diameter for solid objects if needed, otherwise leave it at zero. For assistance with OpenSCAD's difference() function issues, kindly seek...

... project using Fusion 360 and TinkerCad software tools. ...My goal was to create a comprehensive testing framework that pushes the limits of overhanging structures, precise angle measurements, concentric circles, squares, and other geometric challenges.

The object shown here was designed using Tinkercad, a free and easy-to-use 3D design software. ...You can edit this specific design online by visiting its link at tinkercad.com/things/dQSJUGVk8CI.

Got what's required? ...Then get ready for a triumphant trophy as soon as you're done, or else face a complete disaster. Up for the challenge? ...Share your masterpiece right away!

I recently designed this compact model using Fusion360, leaving Tinkercad behind. ...The printing process is quite challenging, but I'm just 13, so maybe I'm biased. ...Check out these 3D printing enthusiasts and see what you think!

I'm undertaking an exercise to rephrase this text: "This is merely a trial of rewording a snippet via cutting and pasting that I plan on printing." Please ensure the length stays under 60 words.

A customizable model was used, which is available here: http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=155394 Here are the instructions for building this customized design: Using the following settings: - Bottom diameter set to 200 mm -...

This was an extreme test case designed to push the limits of high-resolution printing, and I purposefully created it to challenge even the most advanced models. This particular design can be easily scaled up to create an even more demanding print. ...If...

This print demonstrates just how far your printer and settings can accommodate an overhang before the print begins to distort and turn into a tangled mess. Each arc increases by 10 degrees from 0 to 90, proving that printing at an angle is not always...

The chair, worn from years of service, has been meticulously prepared for game development, boasting detailed textures in the form of color, specular, and normal maps. ...It comes with three formats, each catering to different needs: Collada, FBX, and...

This design includes several key elements: A - A section designed specifically to test support removal B - A flat surface at the top for testing print quality C - An overhang that requires a smooth 360-degree curve D - A stringing test area between...

Important note: Due to the intricate floating strings designed specifically for .200mm layer height, this print can only be successfully printed using that exact layer height. ... Print Size: 10cm x 10cm YouTube Channel Explaining this Design:...

The design was created using Customizer (http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=155394) with specific settings including top squish of 4, bottom squish of 6, wall thickness of 5, smoothness level at 100, top axle diameter of 20,...

This Object Includes Several Key Features: A Support Removal Test to Ensure Proper Adhesion B a Top Surface Test to Evaluate Print Quality C a Reasonable 360-Degree Overhang Test to Assess Structural Integrity D a Stringing Test Area Between the...

They can help reveal frequent problems such as misaligned nozzles in the X, Y, and Z axes, inadequate nozzle priming, and other common issues without requiring a significant amount of print time. ...We have been utilizing these components to fine-tune...

Test your printer to the maximum with this model, it features all you can really imagine what your printer may struggle to print with from sharp corners right through to very intricate detailed slopes. ... It was designed to fit onto a 200x200 print bed...

... way. ... Designed by KFC Thursdays a group of elite designers from across the globe. ... Recommended Cura Settings (0.4 Nozzle): Scale to 25% 0.2 layer height 2 walls 4 top and bottom 0.4 line width 20% infill (cubic) Support's: Definitely

... more information. Please note that this has not been tested, and STL files have been fixed. I'd love to see your photos of this project! Check out the rest of my Stronghold Collection at http://www.thingiverse.com/Enzi1984/collections/stronghold

Do you hate your 3D printer? ...Do you enjoy subjecting it to overly complex jobs and watching it suffer? Then this is the print for you! This was modeled off of Angus's (Makers Muse) lattice cube and I put my own twist on it. ...Good luck.

Cute in an ugly kinda way. ... Designed by KFC Thursdays a group of elite designers from across the globe. ... Recommended Cura Settings (0.4 Nozzle): Scale to 25% 0.2 layer height 2 walls 4 top and bottom 0.4 line width 20% infill (cubic)

designed this to test some settings on my printer, especially the holes. thought it was something a little different to your normal xyz cube. printed at 0.16mm layer height and 40mms. ... 20% infill took around 1 hour to print using 6g of...

... based on a very old and very terrible, vile and disgusting GIF. ...I made this work for sale but without textures and coloring in general (because I don’t know how) after coloring the model, you can use it in game dev or just print it in a 3D printer.

... ...This design uses the following settings: Top Axle Diameter: 20mm Bottom Axle Diameter: 20mm Squish Factor (Bottom): Off Wall Thickness: 5mm Outer Sphere Diameter: 100mm Squish Factor (Top): Off

To do so, you must employ a purge block in the printing process. ...My next iteration of this file will be designed for a 3 color mixing printer that produces rainbow-colored cubes, thereby incorporating an additional test for color accuracy within each...

A personalized rendition of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:155394 was created using the Customizer at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=155394 with these specifications: bottom squish of 6, wall thickness of 5, top squish of...