Quote Originally Posted by Bergen3D View Post
Hi print_star

This is an interesting question I recently asked myself since I do not really want to print stuff that other people designed and printed for themselves. You look for unfinished designs. What do you exactly mean by that?

For 3D printable "organic shapes" with "high resolution" check this sources out:

- http://www.shapeways.com (you surely know that place)
- http://www.turbosquid (quite a few 3D scanned organic shapes available here)
- http://www.voxilion.com (they offer ultra realistic UHD and HD organic 3D printable templates)
- https://cults3d.com/en (some organic looking designs under the art tab)
- http://www.yeggi.com/ (search for organic)

Please let me know if you find more high definition "organic" looking 3D models and templates.

Thx.
Hi,
thank you for all the links!
With "unfinished designs", I mean some basic mesh, because I'm not an experienced modeler when it comes to complex and realistic shapes. In most libraries you find
cups or stuff they made for their girlfriends, this is all rubish, because I would like to do my own designs with some nice base objects
I find that turbosquid and cgtrader.com have a good collection of basic shapes, while the most objects aren't optimized for 3D prinitng because
of the simple polycount, it's more like most objects have nice textures instead of printable geometries.

voxilion.com seem to have an interesting approach, very inspiring organic shapes, I've downloaded free sample files and at least their were no
problems shown in meshmixer when I hit the analize button. Meshmixer is a cool app very intuitive...but their library on 123catch, I don't know what they are for..