Rosh

Design two symmetrical Rhombicuboctahedrons (Rohm' for short) for printing on Prusa 3D MK2. The 1st Rhom' needs to be made of 2 parts that can be connected to form the complete shape. The width of the Rhom' should be 100nn from face to face. Each edge of this Rhom' needs to have a 5mm high 'fence' sticking outward. Two inner benches or plates need to be constructed in the inner space of each of the halves. The 2nd Rhom' is also made of 2 parts but without fences and without benches. It is a simple Rhom'. It needs to fit exactly on the 1st Rhom' from the outside. so that the 1st Rohm' go inside the second one. The attached jpg and max files depict the 1st Rhom'. However the max file is full of mistakes and should not be used as anything but as a general reference. Nor the 'fences' need to be constructed as V shape as in the max files. Please ask me anything which is not clear.

Hello, I'm looking to have an exact replica of the horns worn by Angelina Jolie in the movie Maleficent, to be 3D printed. I need them to be as exact as humanly possible - I have attached a few images of the actual cast used for the horns in the movie and then a few of the finished headdress. I would be interested in having either a cap or a band designed in to attach the horns to each other and make building the headdress around them easier - I think a band would be preferable. In the movie it seems as though the overall length of the horns are about 11 inches, which is perfect. I would like all the details such as the growth rings, small details on the inside of the horns near the tip and the shape/width at the base in tact. I will be building a headdress around them so I suppose colour isn't massively important, but if they could be black that would be preferable.

This contest is to design a very simple wristband attachment accessory piece that can hold a piece of fabric that was cut in a circle. The overall shape of the piece is a football/oval shape. I am attaching some pictures to show a prototype that I made out of paper. There should be 2 triangle shaped holes on the 2 ends that I can attach the piece to. There should also be an inner circle where I can glue the circle cut of fabric. The inner circle should be indented about a millimeter inward from the flat surface to place the cut of fabric. The inner circle should also be 1/2 inches in diameter. There should also be an outline around that inner circle that is flat with the front surface and that outline circle should be a diameter that is about 6 millimeters wider than the inner circle. The overall piece should be about 1.25-1.5 inches long in width from end to end and about 5/8 inches in height from the tallest point in the middle of the piece. All of these measurement can be changed if needed to make the design better, but the inner piece that fits that fabric should be able to comfortably fit a piece of fabric that is 1/2 inches in diameter.

look for someone to setup a 3d file from png file we are Official MOD Approved Merchandise with over 3000 badge we are an DTG pprinter company but we going into 3d printing and need files for this side of the work please find a copy of one of the badge

I need someone to make a certain part of my 3D anchor stl file a little thicker. Nothing complicated at all! The guy that was working on this file is really swamped with work and cannot complete this edit. This job should literally take less than 30 minutes if you know what you are doing. On the attached picture it shows that I need to make specific parts of the anchor a little thicker to meet the minimum supported wire thickness of .8mm. Here's what the email I recieved from shapeways said: "Here is why we cannot print your model: The minimum thickness for free/supporting wires > 1.0mm and supported wires > 0.8mm for this material. Please thicken the wires of the model." I have specified what needs to be done on the picture attached. Please message me if you need clarification. If you know what you are doing and have worked with stl. files and understand the thickness minimum that shapeways requires for 3d printing then this should be a no-brainer.