Portal Companion Cube (derivative, with hearts) by CarryTheWhat

Portal Companion Cube (derivative, with hearts)

CarryTheWhat

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Published on August 1, 2011

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Portal Companion Cube

by grimm

Description

I added these hearts to the cube to make it easier to paint.

Instructions

Just print! Came out great in my UP! (http://pp3dp.com), if anyone is curious I will post the settings.

Or if you don't have a printer yet, we'll ship you one through our etsy:
etsy.com/listing/78062342/portal-companion-cube-5cm

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takigama on July 17, 2012 said:

The girlfriend painted the one i printed, came out very well :)

CarryTheWhat on July 17, 2012 said:

Good work, it came out great!!

BrianP on October 15, 2011 said:

Created my profile just to thank you for this excellent model. I've printed two with my ToM with a MK6+ 3mm and they came out great. I've only just gotten my Makerbot assembled and working and can't wait to make more! Thanks kindly!

CarryTheWhat on October 15, 2011 said:

Wow, thanks!! All I really did was add the hearts, but I'm glad you like it :). Your prints look great!! I've been thinking about building a rep-rap myself.. building up to it..

Happy printing!!

Keavon on September 10, 2011 said:

How do you print this with the overhang problem?

Pointedstick on October 12, 2011 said:

Just enable support in Skeinforge. Works like a champ.

CarryTheWhat on September 12, 2011 said:

Hey, This was printed on the UP! (www.pp3dp.com); the proprietary software generates support structure for me. With the right settings, and the right orientation, it handles most overhangs without a problem.

cyborg527 on August 7, 2011 said:

is it possible to make this hollowed out? Looks like a great print, just be nice to have it take less plastic to make.

msmollin on August 9, 2011 said:

cyborg,

Probably not, as the internal structure kinda requires it. However, you can set up Skeinforge (via RepG) to print using a honeycomb-like lattice structure. This makes for stronger prints without a whole lot of plastic use.