Brain gear By Scott Bruins on 27 Jul 21:49

I think this is one of the most amazing CAD model in Library. Thanks Scott for your contribution for CAD community.

Thanks! It looks and works great coming out of out ProJet printer.

Scott, do you want to now how small the world is? I visited today a trade show here in Massachusetts and I found this thing http://yfrog.com/nbjwvmj

Looks familiar?

And I saw the same 3D printed model in AutoDesk Gallery in San Francisco. Scott you are famous.

Ha they might not be from my model. I saw one online and decided to model my own. They seem to be a very popular model with 3D printer companies. Its a great way to show off the capability of a 3D printer to print a part that would otherwise be impossible to machine but yet is fully functional.

Yep that's it.

Scott, how about a better screenshot for this top 10 model? :)

Ask and you shall receive! Also changed it to a GrabCAD themed brain gear. Any chance I could get the GrabCAD logo in an .SVG or other vector image format? I took a guess at the logo font and size but It could be better.

Nice work! Love the transformation from wireframe to solid.

Thanks Siim. I am trying to work on my "Photoshop" skills (I use GIMP because its free).

excellent model,work perfect
foto https://picasaweb.google.com/albert.lackovic/GrabCAD#5591847516262830386
short animation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-mZtq_IKW4

I love it! Nice work.

Tnx,Scott

Really kewl-i-o model there Scott...... top marks :)

Wow.. it's good work..

Great Work!
Very usefull model!!
Thanks for sharing!

thanks, I'll try to print it in Objet tomorrow :)

Funny transmitted motion solution. Now look how it applies to a functional product. Thanks, since I work with modules for mobile structures.I will try to put this on Rhino "Grasshopper" plugin for parametric variations, which can be something amazing object. :)

Hi. Scott how to render this image (combine wire frame / solid) please shear a trick Thank :)