Sinking Wireframe Football Skeleton
Created 1 months ago
Remixed once
Description
What it's for
An open-lattice prolate spheroid designed to mimic the profile of an American football. The heavy tubular skeleton construction ensures no air gets trapped, allowing the model to sink gracefully when printed in a dense material. All outer surfaces are built from rounded profiles to eliminate sharp edges.
Dimensions
- Length: 220 mm
- Diameter: 130 mm at the equator
- Rib Thickness: 16 mm tubular cross-section
Print notes
- The model features a flattened tip at one end to provide a stable resting face for the print bed.
- To ensure it sinks effectively, print using a naturally dense filament with 100% infill.
- Extensive supports will be required to handle the overhanging horizontal rings and upper archway.
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