Articulated Truck ‘load & dump’ animation is pre-setted for 3ds Max 9 version. The wheels will also be rotated while moving straight.
Tag: articulated
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Articulated Moth 3D Print Model
Summary
My take on articulated silhouette models of animals.
I’ve seen some similar models with wide open hinges but thought I’d try using a masked type hinge so you can’t see through the hinge lines
Others in the series:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2883121https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2883139https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2883140https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2883575https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2883593
Print Settings
Printer:
Anycubic i3 mega ultrabase
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
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Woodenman 3D Model
Modelled : 3ds Max 2013Rendered : 3ds Max 2013 – Vray 2.30Files : .max (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013).fbx.obj.mtland Textures(c) 3D_SB 2016
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Articulated elephant 3D Print Model
Summary
Articulated Elephant. No support required. I printed with 10% infill and 3 bottom/top layers. Enjoy -
Articulated Butterfly Remix – 4 color 3D Print Model
Summary
This is a great model, but I wanted it in 4 STL files for the Prusa MultiMaterial printer. I used Blender to split out the solid objects and rebuilt it as 4 STL files (one per color). -
Finn – Articulated Toy 3D Print Model
Summary
Finn, from Adventure Time. This is my first attempt at a model with movable parts. In theory, it should print without issue, however if you notice a problem please let me know and I can make adjustments.
Features:
Head and waist swivels
shoulders and legs swivel
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Skullspider – Fully articulated 3D Print Model
Summary
This is a slight improvement over DexterMurphy model (link below)https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1067086
The low polygon skull on old design is replaced with a different and higher detailed variant
A very good desk toy and cool prop for halloween 🙂
Not recommended to be scaled down as the connectors might get easily broken
Print Settings
Printer:
Tevo Tarantula Rafts:
No Supports:
No Infill:
10% lines or 20% grid Notes:
If the connectors don’t stick well on the bed, might be good to use brims instead of skirt -
Articulated Necktie 3D Print Model
Summary
The necktie segments are fully articulated and should print well without supports. The segment hinges are completely contained and will only require bending the the hinge to snap loose any stuck plastic. The necktie is made up of 3 articulated segments, the knot and a retaining washer. The tie segments are connected together by applying a drop of epoxy or other adhesive and tapping the pins on the part into the holes of the adjacent part. The retaining washer is attached with a #6 x 1/2″ flat head wood screw. The neck strap is fed through the channel in the knot and can be whatever material is available. It was designed for a 5/8″ cloth strap with velcro attached at the ends.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa Printer:
Prusa Clone Rafts:
Doesn’t Matter Supports:
Doesn’t Matter Resolution:
.2mm Infill:
25% Notes:
Only the knot will need supports. I have only printed this in PLA -
3D JCB Fastrac 8310 Agricultural Tractor 3D Model
Hitch Detailed 3d model of Agricultural Tractor JCB Fastrac 8310.Topology of geometry:- forms and proportions of The 3D model most similar to the real object- detailed enough for close-up renders- the geometry of the model was created very neatly- there are no many-sided polygons- the model optimized for meshsmooth modifier- Not collapsed the meshsmooth modified- archives (3ds, obj, fbx, c4d, mb) included smoothing and initial models- apply the Smooth modifier with a parameter to obtain the desired level of detail- details which need smoothing, are designated by a prefix of ‘SM1’ and ‘SM2’- details with prefix ‘NS’ are ready and does not needed smoothing modifiersMaterials and Textures:- 3ds max files included Standart materials and Vray-Shaders- large size textures with layers (*.tiff) included- all textures paths are cleanedOrganization of scene:- to all objects and materials names in scene are appropriated- real world size (system units – mm)- coordinates of location of the model in space (x0, y0, z0)- does not contain extraneous or hidden objects (lights, cameras, shapes etc.)File Formats:- original file format – 3ds max 2009 + Vray- 3ds max with standard materials- 3ds, obj, fbx (Multi Format)- Cinema 4D and Maya – exported with standard materialsRenders:- all previews rendered 3ds max Vray- the model is completely ready for use visualization in 3ds max + Vray- realistic render (*.tiff format with alpha channel) included
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Articulated and Parted MWO Catapult 3D Print Model
Summary
i am bad at summary and english…
Note 1) Smaller revoloute Joints that did’t given specific Pin Model use 1.75mm Fillaments as pin.
Note 2) Revolute Axiess given 0.05mm toleance and other assmble joints given no tolerance in design so you will need some accuracy fit part together.
Note 3) you may need glue to weld part together which it will need when weld smaller parts on body
Note 4) Some joints and attach points may need put some a bit of tissue for comensate tolerance in order to keep tension on joints.
Note 6) if you want change scale i recommand you load Introduction STL on your editer whatever you use and edit then extract one by one if possible
Note 7) this modification work may completed but it will stay in ‘This Thing is a Work-In-Progress’ untill anyone proven this can be printed well in other printers especially Reprep which i afriad it may can not printed well with my supports.
Print Settings
Printer:
Cubicon Style (3DP-210F) Rafts:
Doesn’t Matter Supports:
Doesn’t Matter Resolution:
i recommend 0.1mm Layers height Infill:
10~15% Notes:
you will need to be good at get accurate Dimension of work of your printer as put male and female part together in 0.05mm toleance or no toleance on attach points
How I Designed This
I liked Mech and ship angled nicely such as UNSC ship , Catapult Mech, Raven Mech and i also interest in developing and covert models into articulated one so i work on this as fun. -
Biomechanical Articulated Hand 3D Model
This is a 3D printable articulated model of mechanical hand based on anatomical, biomechanic and antropometric studies. This hand was created in milimeters with a tolerance of 0.4mm for SLA printers but also you can 3d print it on a FDM 3d printer with a .2mm or .3mm nozzle for beter quality ( 0.1 mm layer recomended) . The minimun wall thickness is 2mm.Hight quality mesh: Just quadsAll objects are correctly namedThis version is NOT rigged.Ready to render. (Mental Ray)TexturedThe model is constituted by 29 pieces fully printable. (Please check the “readme” archive on the “Printable OBJ´s.rar” file)Avaliable formats:MAX (3D MAX 2016)OBJFBXPlease don´t forget rate the product or make comments.Thank you!!
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Robotic Arm 3D Model
ROBOTIC ARM
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– Modeled in Blender.
– Preview image rendered using cycles.
– All scene are included in .blend files.
– Poly count are before sub division
– Great for close up render.
– All parts and materials are logically named.
OTHER FORMATS
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– 3ds MAX
– COLLADA (.dae)
– Autodesk FBX
