BennyT
Aussie guy working in retail, trying to design my way out. I'm still learning how to use the 3D program that I'm working with and get a bit ...
by
joabaldwin
The design is based on the classic Celtic-style knot symbol for the World Tree from Norse mythology, Yggdrasil.
Inside the leaves you can see a small sphere of blue. If you look reaaally carefully, you could notice that the continents in the blue ball are in the shape of Pangea and not our current distribution.
Inside the leaves you can see a small sphere of blue. If you look reaaally carefully, you could notice that the continents in the blue ball are in the shape of Pangea and not our current distribution.
by
Whystler
Equally at home on a wizards shelf or an enchantress's vanity, this little treasure box has a life of its own! The front drawer actually locks, but not in the way you might think. Yes, it has a keyhole, but this is just a ruse.
Opening the front drawer is a puzzle involving a mechanism inside. Open the two small side drawers, and the front one will open!
At this size, it is suitable for small items of jewelry or tiny treasures and secret notes.
Opening the front drawer is a puzzle involving a mechanism inside. Open the two small side drawers, and the front one will open!
At this size, it is suitable for small items of jewelry or tiny treasures and secret notes.
by
vertigopolka
This is the original hand-crank fan. A slimmer (and less expensive) version can be seen here: Hand-Crank Fan - slim, and both models are still being tweaked a bit before they are released for sale.
This model is specifically designed for the loose tolerances of the WSF materials, and is a single print with six moving parts, although not really effective as a real fan. The entire model is printed with all of the parts in position; nothing is assembled post-production. The 1:9 gear ratio (made of two sets of gears each with a 1:3 gear ratio) makes the fan blades rotate nine times around for every single rotation of the crank. The grip of the handle rotates freely as well.
This model is specifically designed for the loose tolerances of the WSF materials, and is a single print with six moving parts, although not really effective as a real fan. The entire model is printed with all of the parts in position; nothing is assembled post-production. The 1:9 gear ratio (made of two sets of gears each with a 1:3 gear ratio) makes the fan blades rotate nine times around for every single rotation of the crank. The grip of the handle rotates freely as well.
by
neatobjects
The Filar bracelet is generated by simulating a cloth mesh placed under tension. The strands of the cloth are severed one by one to create these curving organic forms, like a tear forming in a stocking or the bark of a tree splitting as it grows.
Unique, one off variations on this bracelet are also available at no additional markup, simply contact me and I will upload a design specifically for you.
The internal diameter of this bracelet is 68mm, if you would like a different diameter just contact me and I will upload a new design.
