Spinal Column
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Printed C1 only so far, fairly medicre quality print (my printer not the design) so I'm hoping to have a full spinal column that improves in quality as I improve my printer. Great work :)
This is very interesting indeed. I could easily see some industrious individual taking these parts (especially a full body), adding some shock cord, servos, and the like, and doing some simple articulations. Who knows, perhaps this could even turn out to be the basis of robot skeletons. Done up in other materials, I'm sure it could be quite durable.
Wouldn't it be cool if in a high school physiology class you start by printing out the various parts of the human body, and assembling it to see how things really work!
Where did you get the model files for the bones? I'd love to do/see more of this.
WOW I love this.. Too bad you have not set up a flatter account yet, I would flatter you in a heart beat. I also can't wait for more. I'm going to start printing these for Halloween so I can do some SFX on them like what is seen on my Avatar..
Jax
Wow! Admirable project you have going there, please keep up the fine work!
Regarding the license, it is of course up to you but... would it not be nice to see other verse'ians making derivatives of these parts? Using some creativecommons license and saying by that "everything goes as long as I get credit."or similiar. Or to get all updates that are shared between a deriv
ative creator and another maker with GPL?
I say it again, great work!


Great stuff. :)
My spine is stuffed, so I think this would be good to show others where it hurts and have the Doctors hell me it's all in my mind... ;)
You need to do the Sacrum and Illiac next as a base then the rest of the pelvis.
Then it could be a whole column.
I've got a problem between L4/L5 so I'm going to print those ones out to show where it hurts.