A low polygon count 3D model of a Parametric table, designed for use with in 3ds max with corona renderer.This package contains following items:- One 3ds max file setup with corona renderer 2 plug-in (you need the plug-in in order to use this file properly)- One 3ds max file setup with Vray 3.6- One FBX file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (no shaders).- One OBJ file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (also no shaders).- One .3ds file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (also no shaders).- High resolution Texture 8196 x 8196 px.Notes :- Preview images rendered in corona renderer 2, no color correction and no post production.- For best results, this model is recommended for use(render) on computers with at least 08 gigabytes of RAM.Feel free to ask additional questions should you have any, (click the Author name on the left to enter his profile and then use the green contact button on the right to get to him).Thanks, and as usual, have fun!
Tag: parametric
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Parametric wooden bench 3D Model
Parametric wooden bench Low polyA low polygon count 3D model of a parametric bench, designed for use with in 3ds max with corona renderer.For best results, this model is recommended for use(render) on computers with at least 08 gigabytes of RAM.Preview images rendered in corona renderer 2, no color correction and no post production.What’s included:– 8196×8196 texturesThis package contains following items:- One 3ds max file setup with corona renderer 2 plug-in (you need the plug-in in order to use this file properly)- One 3ds max file setup with Vray 3.6 (includes light rig and renders basic images out of the box)- One FBX file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (no shaders).- One OBJ file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (also no shaders).- One .3ds file for import of the 3D models in all major 3D packages (also no shaders).- 8196×8196 textures.Feel free to ask additional questions should you have any, (click the Author name on the left to enter his profile and then use the green contact button on the right to get to him).Thanks, and as usual, have fun!
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Parametric cup 3D Print Model
Summary
Its a cup! You can set height/width and volume in millilitres.
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Parametric Fractal Trees 3D Print Model
Summary
This is a modified version of an OpenSCAD example by Torsten Paul. With the original one, after extruding, the objects suffered of some strange gapes especially when using higher angles.
I added a few parameters and other modifications to be able to generate 3D printable fractal trees needed for a student research project. The base is parametric too and can be generated with the same parameters as the trees.
Other options:
minimum and maximum angle of the branches
generating random trees or producing repeatable results at each build;
with height 0, the tree will be colored and not extruded
File description:
fractal_tree_module_recursion.scad – to generate custom fractal trees
tree base.scad – to generate custom bases for fractal treesPrint Settings
Rafts:
Doesn’t Matter
Supports:
Doesn’t Matter
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
100%
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SLIK 618-330 Tripod Plate – Parametric 3D Print Model
Summary
I designed this plate for my SLIK PRO 340DX Tripod with a SLIK SH-705E 3-way head.
The part number is: SLIK 618-330
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
3D Systems
Printer:
Cube 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
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Parametric 4-post mounting plate for symmetrical circuit boards 3D Print Model
Summary
I’ve made enough 1-off designs for specific boards to motivate me into designing a fully parametric mounting plate. The included .stl file is for a Raspberry Pi with 6mm magnets as the mounting method, but you could use screws or glue just as well. The .f3d file can quickly generate similar mounting plates for other symmetrical 4-mounting-point circuit boards.
Print Settings
Printer:
creality cr-10
Rafts:
Doesn’t Matter
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.16
Infill:
25%
Notes:
MakerGeeks pro-HTPLA, 235C.
Post-Printing
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Parametric residential door 3D Model
Revit family 2018adjustable height and widthpanels slop and form can be modifiedadjustable materials
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Parametric Sine Design V1 3D Print Model
Summary
Diseño paramétrico realizado con Rhinoceros5 + grashopper -
Parametric Spice Rack 1,4,6,&7 3D Print Model
Summary
Just like original.
Only changes were I made a single, 4 hole, 6 hole and 7 hole racks. -
Parametric Chain Link Drive Pulley 3D Print Model
Summary
I had a desire to make some small chain drives for some of my models, but wanted to use some classic chain link style chair rather than proper chain drive chain. I had a look on thingiverse and discovered that nobody else had made a model for this. So, after scratching around with a pencil to work out what parameters I needed, I jumped on OpenSCAD and came up with two parametric models. This one has a neck, holes and nut slots for screwing it onto a shaft while the other is just a disk with the chain recesses which can be more easily adapted to other pulley body designs.
The chain size and number of link pairs determines the size of the pulley. So the important variables to fiddle with are;
Llength: This is the outside length dimension of a single linkLwidth: This is the outside width dimension of a single linkLthickness: This is the diameter of the link “wire”
N: The number of chain link pairs around the pulley. Please note this is pairs of links not the number of single links.
The pulley neck size is controlled by the following parameters;
Pwidth: Width of the pulley main drum which the chain recesses are cut into.PstemD: This is the diameter of the pulley attachment neck. There is nothing to stop you putting dimensions in here that can’t accommodate the retaining screw or the shaft. We leave that to you, the user, to figure something sensible.PneckL: This is the desired neck length
AxleD: This is the axle diameterScrewD: This is the retaining screw diameter
There are a bunch of other parameters that you may wish to tweak too;
Ptol: Is the printing tolerance. It is used to provide a bit of space around the chain profile so that chain will fit into the recess despite a bit of spread from the extruded plastic.PtolThk: This is a printing allowance for the “radially” orientated link thickness. This allows a bit of extra on either side of the link slot so any sagging of the printed filament can be easily removed or at least won’t interfere with the link sliding into the slot.Wclr: On either side the the tangential link is a cutout slot. This parameter just controls the size of this slot.
CutD:There are some very stylish decorative holes in the end of the pulley. This parameter controls the diameter of these.CutN: This controls the number of these extremely stylish holes.
Hopefully this is all clear enough.
I feel the model will work well for larger chains where the printing tolerances are less of a factor in the final printed shape.
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Cable Grommet – Parametric 3D Print Model
Summary
Parametric Cable Grommet to put into electronic boxes where you want don’t a flexible cable to fatigue
Allows Full Parametric Adjustment of all sizes
Cable Hole size inc Tolerance
Overall Size and Thickness
Chassis Wall Thickness
External Cable Exit Chamfer
Print Settings
Printer:
Creality Ender 2 Rafts:
No Supports:
No Resolution:
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Parametric Chair Design 3D Model
Fully Modeled Modern Parametric Chair with table Ready to be used in new scenesYou Can Use This Item In: rendered still or animated use in client or personal projects such as mockups, commercials
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Parametric Dinning Area Free 3D Model
You Can Use This Item In: rendered still or animated use in client or personal projects such as mockups, commercials, free games, fliers, artwork
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Parametric Table Design Free 3D Model
Parametric table design fully renderable 3D Printable table ready to be used in new scenes with new texture materials
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Parametric Motor Retainer 3D Print Model
Summary
This parametric motor retainer uses the “Poor man’s openscad screw library” found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8796
The settings in the scad file are adapted to my printer, aside from the dimensions at the top, you may need to adjust the “fudge_factor” setting until you get an appropriate fit on your body tube and a well-functioning thread.
Use this at your own risk, if you do not have sufficient layer adhesion, this part will not retain your motor when the ejection charge goes off. Ensure that your printed part is sufficiently strong before using it in flight! If the threads are too loose, they can slip off the retainer ring, so be sure your thread clearance is tight enough as well. The clearance should be as tight as possible while the threads are still functional.
Note that not all adhesives work well with printed plastics! Be sure you have a strong bond between the retainer ring and the motor mount tube before you use it for flight.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
SeeMeCNC Printer:
Rostock MAX v2 Rafts:
No Supports:
No Resolution:
0.2 Infill:
N/A Notes:
A resolution of 0.1 mm might produce nicer threads; experiment to find the smoothest working & strongest part your printer is able to produce. -
3D Futuristic Skyscraper Low Poly model 3D Model
This is 3D model of low poly Skyscraper. Design – futuristic air flow tall building.Levels heigh – 4 meters.Ground level height – 5 meters.It was originaly modeled in 3ds max 2015 and rendered with V-Ray.Features:-Low polygonal high quality model.-Real scale.-Fully textured model (no maps, simple materials)-Skyscraper is a single object (no divisions). -Polygonal Quads only.-Unique named objects (one layer).-Model include the scene for visualization as in preview images.-Model can be easily modified in scene, separate file with simple geometry and no curtains are added.File formats:-3ds Max 2015 V-Ray 3.0. and standard materials scenes.-3ds Max 2012 V-Ray 3.0-FBX-3ds-DXF-Obj-3ds DWG Obj – Archive with simple geometry model.Texturef format:- jpeg 256×256 (only for background in scene)Good luck in your projects and have a fun with model.
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Plate Clip – Parametric 3D Print Model
Summary
I had a couple things artsy things around the house that have just been sitting around on tables collecting dust or worse and I decided to hang them up.
I designed this parametrically in Fusion 360 and i’ve included the Fusion 360 file here so you can make one that fits your needs.
Though it probably doesn’t make much difference… since I’ve designed this for a round flat object, instead of a flat mating surface on the clip it actually takes into account the curvature of the plate when it draws the clip. -
3D model Parametric wall 3D Model
3D parametric wall model. Available as STP (NURBS) and STL (Mesh) format.
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parametric sanding block sandpaper holder
Summary
A customizable sanding block designed to economize by not requiring much extra length of sandpaper to wrap around and clamp in place. Default dimensions are small, but you can make it whatever size you like. You can also customize the end angles. The clamping pieces are printed inside, in close enough proximity that they don’t tip over during printing, and probably stick lightly to the inside of the block. I was able to pry them off easily with a screwdriver afterwards.
Vitamins required: 2 M5 bolts (around 1.5-2cm long) and 2 M5 square nuts. Wing bolts might be nice if you have them, otherwise you’ll need a screwdriver to install the sandpaper. Or use hex-head bolts and print out a pair of knurled knobs. If you want to make a soft pad on the bottom, you can use some self-adhesive felt or cork, or glue on a piece of denim from old jeans. -
Reichstag dome 3d model detail
the skp file , will be look like the thumbnail with all the setting in the file.high detail rendering scene , with high 3d modeling the file include sun study, texture, vray option and also free hdri
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Recipient Piniality 3D Model
This is a model 3D is a recipient or cup for put objects or liquid or for decoration the home
I would like to see their results, if they can send me a image on social networks to see how it them went and i give them a like. Thank you.
