Spine necklace
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3D model description
Here it comes my another project!
I'm 'retired' biomedical engineer so anatomical structure were always following me. Maybe that was the reason why i decided to make spine shaped necklace.
This project is very special to me, because it was my first adventure with Blender :)
This particular models don't have to be used as a necklace, so if you need a blender file to edit or modify the models, just comment below :)
3D printing settings
There are 5 types of shapes: initial ( with chain provider), final one ( spiky) and three middle ones with various length or 'arms'. Scale them up as you wish :)
For printing i have used a silver PLA, layer thickness was 0.1mm and infill 10%
- 3D file format: STL
- Last update: 2020/11/08 at 17:25
- Publication date: 2019/05/19 at 18:01
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Im designer, 3d printing lover and woodworking enthousiast. Please follow me up to see my other projects :)
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Well, first of all, AMAZING work. Ill buy it soon. I wanted to ask you how did you scale the pieces to turn out just like they did? i want to make it the same way. Again, im amazed by this. Keep up the awesome stuff!
Very cool! ;)
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Hi! Thanks a lot for nice words :) They are already scaled (there 5 types of shapes each in different size) but the important thing is how long are you planning to make it ! If a bit longer, you might need to play with scaling a bit. The best way is to arrange them already on a plate in slicer and scale them up as u wish :)