Adam Jensen's 40mm Calibration Cube
Description
"I never asked for this."
Adam Jensen uses this cube to calibrate his augmentations.
Adam Jensen uses this cube to calibrate his augmentations.
Instructions
Print with the design facing upwards of course! Otherwise your makerbot will have to deal with some crazy overhangs!
Inspired by the architecture of the game Deus Ex Human Revolution. I am trying to produce a bracelet based on the same design now...so I thought I'd produce this first to get a hang of it! =)
Inspired by the architecture of the game Deus Ex Human Revolution. I am trying to produce a bracelet based on the same design now...so I thought I'd produce this first to get a hang of it! =)
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Adam Jensen's 40mm Calibration Cube by tachyio is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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I too am enraptured by the architectural and interior design of the game. I have taken the basic premise of your object and made it into a printable mock-up of a full-sized wall sconce. I'm test printing it now but should have results in a little while.
Nice! I've been trying to model a bracelet in fits and starts using Solidworks, but it all looks too mundane. Also wrapping a pattern onto another body is difficult. It's gotta be slightly random, yet an ordered geometric. What software are you using to make the sconce? :-[