41 models
I bet that all of you have already come in touch with famous Stanford bunny. Actually, for me, its low-poly version was the first print that I ever made back in a day in the university on an overpriced Makerbot machine that was just shit.…
Print approx. €3.22–€3.94 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
This is the reduced version of triangles to avoid processing problems with the slicer. The original is also included. And flat surface for easy printing. The Stanford dragon is a computer graphics 3D test model created with a Cyberware…
Requires Support ! see images for Seams (aligned Setting) and Supports (auto generated) The Stanford bunny is a computer graphics 3D test model developed by Greg Turk and Marc Levoy in 1994 at Stanford University . The model consists of…
name : low poly stanford bunny lamp size : 146X117X165 mm files : 3 pieces : 4 maximum size of the component : 146X117X145 mm total print time : 9h raft : yes support : no Applicable Bulb type : tBulb B Instructions : lampshade infill…
An old classic in a new look: The Stanford Bunny - Voronoi Style. Print your favourite bunny for family and friends and put it into their Easter basket. I included six (!) different models, each with a different "resolution". I took the…
As a researcher in computer graphics with access to a 3D printer, it should only be a matter of time before these classical models finds their way onto your desk. Technically speaking, none of these models were created with the intention…
name : Stanford Bunny lamp size : 161X145X120 mm files : 3 pieces : 4 maximum size of the component : 145X143X120 mm total print time : 11h:10m raft : yes support : no Applicable Bulb type : tBulb B Instructions : lampshade infill 100% ,…
Remix Stanford dragon (low poly)
The Standford Bunny with nu Flatfoot! The loss at the bottom is only about a millimeter...I was able to successfully delete the remaining "holes" from the original scanned data. Available now as a solid hq model in STEP (-: …tatsächlich…
This is a remix of the Stanford Dragon, uploaded by xchgre on MakerWorld. https://makerworld.com/de/models/110954#profileId-122242 I made a low poly version of that. Note: There are only digital pictures of the dragon. I didnt printed it…
Stanford Logo with extrusions for multi-colored print using layer change only. No supports needed. Ornament hook in photo added in PrusaSlicer
The Stanford Easter Bunny! Available in two calibers: 40mm and 45mm (German egg sizes “M” and “L”) Both in STEP & STL. My version shown here is made of PLA+ with metallic paint. My " The Stanford Bunny NuFlatfoot " served as the base.…
Apparently there was a program called MeshUp at one time, and one of their flagship items was a Stanford Bunny with a Utah Teapot for a head. The original is lost to the sands of time, it seems. But once I learned about it , I had to go…
Stanford Bunny Voronoï (30 mm height), used for testing new filaments and fine tuning extruder retraction parameters. Story of the origin of the Stanford Bunny model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_bunny…
Just a simple edit of the Stanford bunny to be a Christmas tree bauble. Two version one with a heart you can print out and one without that. I printed mine of my Flash Forge adventurer 4 with a 0.6mm nozzle but they can easily be printed…
Are you missing the companionship of a pet, but don't have the time or space for one? Or are you feeling down about returning to the office? Introducing Pixel Bunny, the perfect solution to brighten your day! Pixel Bunny is a…
This is the stanford bunny test except in low poly- looks a little cooler... kinda like it was carved. You can use it as a house decoration or just to test your printer. Enjoy!
Stanford Cardinal Oversized Necklace Logo that I designed. I hope you enjoy!
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There are no build instructions, you just pop that sucker off and start making some cookies! This is perfect if you ever need a Gravity Falls themed treat.
The holes are 10mm diameter, easy to scale in your slicer to fit any size pen
This knife lives on my desk, now it lives there in style
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
Stanford Bunny: Cosmic Voronoi Easter 🪐 👽 Procedural transformation of the iconic Stanford Bunny into a futuristic, multi-layered sculpture using Geometry Nodes in Blender. Background Scanned in 1994 by Mark Levoy and Greg Turk at…
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
This is a model found at newMediaWiki under Louise Bourgeois Bunny . One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous Stanford Bunny scan with the stylings of various sculptors, in a…
This is a model found at newMediaWiki under David Mack/Rachel Whiteread Bunny . One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous Stanford Bunny scan with the stylings of various…
This is a model found at newMediaWiki under Rene Magritte Bunny . One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous Stanford Bunny scan with the stylings of various sculptors, in a…
This is a model found at newMediaWiki under Arman Bunny . One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous Stanford Bunny scan with the stylings of various sculptors, in a cheeky nod…
Though not published at newMediaWiki , we created this Robert Gober edition of the Stanford Bunny, so we're including it here. One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous…
This is a model found at newMediaWiki under Paul McCarthy Bunny . One of a series of models that illustrate a variety of Boolean operations, using a mashup of the famous Stanford Bunny scan with the stylings of various sculptors, in a…
We use Meshmixer a lot in the shop, and teach our students mesh-editing techniques using it. Despite Autodesk's endless cat-and-mouse game with this unsupported software, we find it still works well on both Windows and Mac , and it…
One of the first activities I have my students do every year in science class is this Broken Circles activity from Stanford (I call mine the circle challenge). Instructions are included in the PDF documents, but I will give a brief…
This is the stanford bunny test except in low poly- looks a little cooler... kinda like it was carved. You can use it as a house decoration or just to test your printer. Enjoy!
3D printable topographic miniature of Palo Alto, Stanford University - 🇺🇸 United States Capture the beauty of Palo Alto, Stanford University 's city landscape with this topographic miniature! This 3D model represents the geographic area…
Stanford Bunny: Cosmic Voronoi Easter 🪐 👽 Procedural transformation of the iconic Stanford Bunny into a futuristic, multi-layered sculpture using Geometry Nodes in Blender. Background Scanned in 1994 by Mark Levoy and Greg Turk at…
*** PLEASE READ *** I’ve received notice from Printables concerning my helmet designs. I don’t agree with the notice, but have decided to move my helmets to my Patreon Platform. I’ve actually had multiple requests to offer an avenue to…
3D printable topographic miniature of Palo Alto, Stanford University - 🇺🇸 United States Capture the beauty of Palo Alto, Stanford University 's city landscape with this topographic miniature! This 3D model represents the geographic area…
