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A *slightly* Overengineered Olpe Vase (print in vase mode!) — modelo 3D

A *slightly* Overengineered Olpe Vase (print in vase mode!)

por Nat en Printables

you can print this in vase mode

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About this model I spent more time and made a more cleanly engineered one. I think I like it better than this one. Find that one here. Apparently, according to Fusion360, I made almost 200 versions. I think I might have a problem… but I enjoyed learning some new tools and strategies. My main goal was to make something that could get printed with a single perimeter but looks like it can't be, like how my Sierpinski pyramid model works. * It took way more hours than reasonable to figure out the shape I wanted. It was mainly modeled by eye in Fusion 360, making faces with revolves, lofts, and rails and stitching them all together. Bonus: I included a shelled-out version (it still has the inner ribs, for fun) for people who want it to be more substantial or don't like vase mode. Features! - Circular base for easy printing of the first layers - different rib pattern on the inside - circular top edge for rigidity - gradual overhangs for easy printing - no gaps. It should be watertight (don't sue me) - it looks fabulous! - it feels incredible! (sort of squishy in the middle) - the vase shape is called an Olpe or Oenochoe, apparently.

Enjoy my favorite content featuring this model! Thanks, everyone! The secret number is 8

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