Hand Eye Coordination Magnet and optional Enclosure Door Handle
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A piece that makes use of organic supports to create an optic nerve holding an eyeball above a hand.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Wall-mounted
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I really like the idea of organic supports pushing through another model and came up with this idea to have an eye coming through a hand with the supports acting as a sort of optic nerve.
Printing
I printed my model in Prusament Signal White PETG with a 0.8 Revo nozzle on a Prusa MKS3+. I have found that the larger nozzle creates some really sturdy organic supports without too much hassle and I like the layer lines on the palm of the hand.
There are some extra supports on the model to hold the hand up. Those can be removed while the central column is kept to act as the nerve. It's a bit smaller than the hole in the hand and I used some small bits of filament on three sides to act as a wedge to secure everything in place.
I added some magnets with some super glue so I could hang it from my enclosure door to act as a fun door handle.
