Ball-joint articulated octopus
por Andrew Lindsey en Thingiverse
This started out as an exercise in making the smallest ball joint tentacle that I could get to print reliably on my printer. It turned into a cute little octopus when I decided to make a fun gift out of the tentacles. It's surprisingly annoying and time-consuming to build, since each segment needs..
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Archivos (11)
- tentacle_end.stl STL · 75 KB
- tentacle_end_supported.stl STL · 84 KB
- tentacle_segment_supported.stl STL · 142 KB
- tentacle_segment.stl STL · 137 KB
- tentacle_end_supported_x8.stl STL · 645 KB
- tentacle_segment_supported_x8.stl STL · 865 KB
- octopus_body.stl STL · 622 KB
- octopus_body_supported.stl STL · 677 KB
- body-alienhead.stl STL · 4,7 MB
- body-steampunk.stl STL · 2,4 MB
- body-skull.STL STL · 1,2 MB
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This started out as an exercise in making the smallest ball joint tentacle that I could get to print reliably on my printer. It turned into a cute little octopus when I decided to make a fun gift out of the tentacles. It's surprisingly annoying and time-consuming to build, since each segment needs to be hand-trimmed of support and carefully snapped into the next, but the resulting toy has a lot of flexibility and posability. Printing the segments in all different colors to make a rainbow octopus is optional but highly recommended. Update 4/5 - I was experimenting with some freehand sculpting tools, and created a big-eyed alien head for the octopus that I've uploaded. Update 4/7 - added a fantasy steampunk submarine version of the main body. Update 4/9 - skull body remixed from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4126
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