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This scale sized human femur hides a secret inside! Remove the ink core from a standard BiC "Round Stic" pen and slide it right in. The cap snaps on hard for the first few times but eventually achieves a satisfactory snapping sensation.…
Print 3 of the pieces and either glue or use versions with holes to screw them together. You should be able to print these parts flat and eliminate supports and if the part breaks with the hole/screw version you don't have to reprint the…
This scale sized human femur hides a secret inside! Remove the ink core from a standard BiC "Round Stic" pen and slide it right in. The cap snaps on hard for the first few times but eventually achieves a satisfactory snapping sensation.…
I have printed and attempted to use just about every reflex hammer that is available. The problem with all of them is that they don't have enough weight. Using plastic will always limit the mass of the hammer. Some models have attempted…
An anatomy model of the femur that I sculpted in Blender.
Human distal femur. The model is created by conversion from CT scans, i.e. from DICOM files to stl file. Printing is necessary with supports, organic ones are recommended.…
Human knee. The model is created by conversion from CT scans, i.e. from DICOM files to stl file. Printing is necessary with supports, organic ones are recommended.…
This is a left human femur from a CT scan made available on Embodi3D (https://www.embodi3d.com/files/file/59865-femur/) by user “bazyar.” I segmented it with high detail in 3D Slicer and applied some edits in Meshmixer. To print, use your…
Left femur of a raccoon that I segmented from a computed tomography scan made available by user alicem on Embodi3D . Model is solid with no internal data to make printing easier. I printed mine at 0.16 mm layer height in a slightly angled…
Human Femur Outline Model Printed at a thickness of 4mm, but 3mm may be enough
Human distal femur with fracure, AO classifiacation 33A3.3 The model is created by conversion from CT scans, i.e. from DICOM files to stl file. Printing is necessary with supports, organic ones are recommended.…
Femur breaker! breaks the Tibula though, well actually up to you beacause you assemble it! umm, i think the one listed will work? when i made it i used supports on everything except the button please message me if theres anything ive done…
A classic cartoon-style dinosaur femur bone, shrunk down to an earring charm with a jump-ring loop fused onto the upper knuckle. Ships as a mirrored pair so left and right earrings face the same way when worn. About 20 mm tall, very light…
A drink holder "assembled from skeleton parts": a barrel-stave tankard where every stave is a cartoon femur — a dense ring of 24, each one randomized (full-length / 2-stack / 3-stack, length, diameter, jitter) — with a relief skull fused…
It is AI generated Real Human Femur Bone High: 15 cm or 5.9 inches. Reduced by 3 times relative to the real size. Support: YES (tree)
3D scan of Thigh Bone Scan - Femur (Right) Thanks to the Institute of Anatomy First Faculty of Medicine Charles University for the possibility to scan this model. A collection of high-quality, anatomically accurate 3D scans of human…
3D scan of Thigh Bone Scan - Femur (Right) Thanks to the Institute of Anatomy First Faculty of Medicine Charles University for the possibility to scan this model. A collection of high-quality, anatomically accurate 3D scans of human…
This is a left human femur created from a CT scan. It stands roughly in its anatomical direction. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 15% Filament: Prusament PLA Vanilla…
Apatosaurus Femur bone. The model is 1:1 scale and is scaled for a 420x420x500 mm^3 printer. I also included the full, unsplit file if you wish to easily scale/modify the model. For assembling the model, There is a "pegs" file. The pegs…
I took a 3d scan from the scantheworld group and split it into 3 pieces so that it may fit on my printer. I then put pins in each piece so it fit nicely together and used some glue to keep it together. Here is the original source I got…
