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Print with minimal infill. Place the heads on the plate as shown in the picture. I suggest adding supports because they will increase stability. Made in Tinkercad. (Updated 07.04.2025 : rabbit ponytail with fuzzy skin)
No supports necessary. Print all pieces in the orientation that they come. Instruction photos from orginal project. Lid Assembly Instructions With the lid upside down, insert the inner and outer linkages. The orientation of the outer…
Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) was German astronomer and astrologer. In 1609 he described a basic star polyhedron, which he called stella octangula , which in Latin means “ eight-pointed star ”. I created it in Sketch Up . Kepler is best…
Lid Assembly Instructions With the lid upside down, insert the inner and outer linkages. The orientation of the outer linkages matter. One face is flat, while the opposite has a slight taper. The flat side should be against the lid. The…
Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) you German astronomer and astrologer. In 1609, he described a basic star polyhedron, which he called stella octangula, Latin for "eight-pointed star." I created ¼ of this solid to better understand its…
I added Fuzzy Skin. I suggest printing with supports but I've never printed such a modification before so do as you see fit. The modification will appear after cutting.
I created a stamp with the Prusa logo. I used a regular marker to make the imprint. Print with minimal infill and without supports.
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