Aperture Science Weighted Cube (Portal 1)

Aperture Science Weighted Cube (Portal 1)

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<p>Weighted (Companion/Cargo) Cube from Portal 1.</p><p>Based on a diagram Dionogard posted in 2015. &nbsp;I couldn't get any of the project files to load, so the dimensions on the logo disc might be <i>slightly</i> off. &nbsp;Had a fun time learning Fusion 360 well enough to be able to do this!</p><p>The F360 project has the cube scaled at its full size of 2 feet (~60cm), but I've exported an .STL at ¼ scale. &nbsp;The model is solid, so if you're not into very long prints, maybe reduce the infill to 5-10%. &nbsp;Supports are probably a good idea, especially if you're printing bigger than ~3" or so.</p><p>I found the diagram at <a href="https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-obj-model-weighted-companion-cube-portal/917892,">https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-obj-model-weighted-companion-cube-portal/917892,</a> but it looks like the original may have been from DeviantArt: <a href="https://www.deviantart.com/dionogard/art/2-foot-Weighted-Companion-Cube-3D-Model-link-485290833">https://www.deviantart.com/dionogard/art/2-foot-Weighted-Companion-Cube-3D-Model-link-485290833</a>&nbsp;</p><p>Feedback welcome! &nbsp;I'm largely self-taught in Fusion 360 (though I did get some amazing help on the Autodesk forums).</p>

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