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Brain in Parts
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Remix of a brain scan with lobes separated. 6x3mm magnets hold the parts together and make for a great fidget toy.
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- Printables
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Remix of mluongo91's brain to make it more printable and split into parts, representing anatomical regions (lobes).
Printing
- Print with organic supports on buildplate only
- Look at the gcode and touch up/remove supports where needed
- You can add additional 6.2x3.2mm negative volume cylinders on the buildplate if you want to use the model as a fridge magnet.
Materials
- 6 6x3mm neodymium disk magnets
Assembly
- Use a bit of thick superglue to glue 3 magnets into Part 2 (the one with 3 holes)
- Use the magnets that are glued in to align the polarity. You can just attach them and put a dot on the second magnet. The dot will face into the hole.
- Glue in the remaining magnets
You can also print 6x6mm cylinders to permanently align and glue the parts together.
Note: I think the frontal-parietal split might be wrong, but I'm not touching blender again until I forget how bad I'm at it.