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Automower - Husqvarna approximation

This is a toy automower (robot mower) loosely modeled after the Husqvarna 430X. My young daughter is a huge fan and we do the neighborhood tour to look for them everyday back from daycare. I thought I'd print one for her but found no…

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PrintablesGeorge Bobeck

Lionel Canister 6112 (Approximation)

This is a quickly thrown together rough model of a Lionel Canister 6112. The model isn't quite accurate to the original canister, but it is close enough to pass from a distance, and is better than running nothing in the car. I printed…

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PrintablesProf_Grimmer

Max-Cut Polytope and Spectrahedral Approximations

Attached files give the shape of nine different three-dimensional bodies related to the Max-Cut optimization and graph theory problem. Also attached are nine files printing custom bases to hold each shape and label it. A writeup on the…

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PrintablesCarlos Luna

Pi approximation without words

Archimedes found that π≈22/7… But could you explain that approximation intuitively? I provide a “ proof without words ” that is easy to print and easy to understand: The pieces form a 22×7 cm rectangle exactly, but could also form an…

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Longshot butt approximation

Used the Longshot stock by NIRODHA to find the butt sizing of the Longshot, so I could design a stock around it to replace the original one, namely a re-sized XZEUS stock. Then I realised that I'm actually pretty okay with the longshot…

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Moels 528 Approximation

I've been considering purchasing this watch but was curious about how it would wear. (It wears nicely, FYI) I did my best to translate the technical drawings on their website into a 3D model. It is by no means exact.

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Pi approximation without words

Archimedes found that π≈22/7… But could you explain that approximation intuitively? I provide a “ proof without words ” that is easy to print and easy to understand: The pieces form a 22×7 cm rectangle exactly, but could also form an…