Articulating 3D Shark
por John Seabrook en Thingiverse
VIDEO ON IT MOVING: https://youtu.be/B_OkKaCuMfI Okay, so it's pretty simple to make just a 3D shark. But I wanted to challenge myself, to make it as realistic as possible, so I focused on how it moves and how it looks. Movement: Getting it to move was the hardest part of this project. Because you..
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VIDEO ON IT MOVING: https://youtu.be/B_OkKaCuMfI Okay, so it's pretty simple to make just a 3D shark. But I wanted to challenge myself, to make it as realistic as possible, so I focused on how it moves and how it looks. Movement: Getting it to move was the hardest part of this project. Because you can't see it move in the program. You have to visualize it mentally and really think. What gives is movement is a Chain Link that I designed myself, for the spine of the shark. PRINTING: I don't know this will print with other 3D printers, because everybody's is different. If it doesn't fit you can always scale it down. But it may affect the movement. This is not something you have to assemble, Its a single print. We have a Acid Bath to melt away the support material between the Chain Links. So just put that into consideration if you are going to print the Shark (My Son). Also Let me know how it prints for you as well Statistics: 17 Hours to design 12 Hours to print 12" long
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