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3d model:www.filefront.com/15520553/companion_cube.max
texture:www.filefront.com/15520675/metal_box_skin001.bmp
It's made of polygons, not splines, so you may not want to use it directly. You should first scale to an appropriate size then somehow make the curved parts actually curved, instead of triangulated. Autocad may have a tool for this. I don't know.
Great instructable by the way! I find myself wishing I had a machine shop near me more and more.
http://www.filefront.com/16597623/companion_cube.max
I loaded the file in inventor and completely re-made it based on the old dimensions. It now has nice curves instead of polygons. Download the inventor part, max model, and texture in a variety of formats here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?axz5axck9qkkaub,hpm863k5ftlrw8f,8gm11y8hnj9b4g9,62l9hyua8gta73i,eup35h93jabijaq,612sy26kkggf540,saffmhvnuudhzbk
http://www.instructables.com/group/3Dprint/
Thanks
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=3c79f8b67da71418b838bf15fb6aa6c9
Matthew Enderle
Ken
http://www.solidworks.com/sw/esp/engineering_stimulus_package.html
students.autodesk.com/
I'll take that Challenge, I bet you can't make this cube in 5 minutes.
Go ahead and try then email me your dwg file. Ill post your results.
Still...it is cool to see an actual RP machine. I'm trying to design one that works with metal...still has lots of kinks (pun intended).
7.2 HOURS
and now I really want to go print a companion cube for myself. so I think I will!
portal geeks rock! :D