Human Skull (front halve)
Description
This is the front part of the Skull of an around thirty year old man.
FOSS - Slicer
slicer.org/
was used to convert the CT data into an rudimentary *.stl of 523MB size.
This tutorial video helped a lot:
youtube.com/watch?v=og3t1i9gSG0
Then Meshlab:
* check on holes
* removal of unconnected parts
* smoothing and downsampling to 130MB
It might be printable as it is with an SLS-Nylon printer but the natural stucture is rather fine (thinn walls) in relation to the models size. Thus for an FDM Printer I guess further modification will be necessary. Either unrealistic simplification for a smaller print, or scale-up and splitup into multiple parts.
FOSS - Slicer
slicer.org/
was used to convert the CT data into an rudimentary *.stl of 523MB size.
This tutorial video helped a lot:
youtube.com/watch?v=og3t1i9gSG0
Then Meshlab:
* check on holes
* removal of unconnected parts
* smoothing and downsampling to 130MB
It might be printable as it is with an SLS-Nylon printer but the natural stucture is rather fine (thinn walls) in relation to the models size. Thus for an FDM Printer I guess further modification will be necessary. Either unrealistic simplification for a smaller print, or scale-up and splitup into multiple parts.
Instructions
Be creative.
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macouno
on
November 30, 2012
said:
Hey thanks for uploading this. I used your scan to modify/improve the derivative I made from someone else's skull scan. Sadly the system doesn't allow for us to point at two models as the ancestors. You can find my "derivative" here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thi...
mechadense
on
November 30, 2012
said:
Nice, I like your three skull mesh comparison picture.
As for the multiderivations - I think it should be possible. I'm pretty sure lately I've seen things with multiple ancestors around.
Yust to keep licenses meaningful: Since your derivative barely holds resamblance with my model here I'am consent with your non-share-alike license.
Elvis creator HPaul also wants SA.
Please check if he is consent too or change your license.
License
Human Skull (front halve) by mechadense is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.

You can also use DeVide to get DICOM files from a CAT or MRI into STL.
http://graphics.tudelft.nl/Pro...
There is a video tutorial on this as well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...