One Foot of Plastic
Description
Have you been envious of ever-dimensionally-increasing build platforms? Well now you can claim to be able to print ONE FOOT* OF PLASTIC!
* Warning: Claim may be pun.
But seriously though, this was a test print while I continually try to get my printer to meet my unrealistically high quality expectations.
Hope you get a kick out of this!
UPDATE:
I added an approximately "full-size" model of just the top half of the foot.
I'm satisfied with the quality.
* Warning: Claim may be pun.
But seriously though, this was a test print while I continually try to get my printer to meet my unrealistically high quality expectations.
Hope you get a kick out of this!
UPDATE:
I added an approximately "full-size" model of just the top half of the foot.
I'm satisfied with the quality.
Instructions
Print, glue, admire.
License
One Foot of Plastic by ErikJDurwoodII is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.

I don't want to sound like a heel, but how did you create the file? Is that a scan? Either way, impressive - what a great start for a robot. I am trying to build one to push my mower this summer.
It was amputated from a pre-built, pre-rigged 3d model figure used for computer animation. I take no credit for the design, but I will take credit for the surgery. ;)