6 models
This model is best printed in vase mode with zero initial layers. I find Rust to be an amazing language, and I am starting to try and use for 3D modeling. I wondered what an invertible curve of the name might be, and here it is. Enjoy!…
Print approx. €0.32–€0.39 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
Print in spiral vase mode. PLA and PETG both seem to work. To more easily invert the “G”, extend the inside of the “G” outwards to make a loop kind of circular, then invert that. Gathering for Gardner (G4G) is a celebration of Martin…
Print approx. €0.20–€0.25 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for PETGSource material: PET
PRINTING: Use vase mode with zero bottom layers. When making an invertible curve, it is natural to try and predict what the curve will look like inside out. And besides the circle, the results are often surprising. But what curves besides…
NOTE: These models are to be printed in vase mode with no bottom layers. After playing with some invertible models , I wanted to better understand how to predict the resulting shape after inversion. A circle clearly inverts to itself, but…
Best printed in vase mode with no bottom layers. Invertible four leaf clover. Present as the inverted puffer fish shape to a friend. They will be surprised when it snaps into a four-leaf clover right in front of them. Other spiralized…
Welcome to the Kaleidocube , a fascinating intersection of topology, spatial geometry, and 3D printing! This project is an exploration of a reversible chain puzzle. It consists of 12 identical non-regular pyramids (tetrahedrons) connected…
