Hi to everyone. I am new to the forum. Joined because I’m looking for some help.
I just purchased a 3d printer [moderated]
My wife’s birthday is next month and I want to print a present for her. It’s going to be a cylindrical shape purse, but any other shapes will be good too. I’ve already come up with the purse handle, but can nothing do with the purse body.
I will be appreciate any help
Thanks
Looking for a 3D model of a purse
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Re: Looking for a 3D model of a purse
Search archive3d.net with duckduckgo or google using "bag site:archive3d.net" (repeat searches with purse, handbag, 'hand bag' etc.) You will find several bags where one of them might come close to what you are searching for.
Don't expect to find all bags/purses in a 'logical' category. I found a bag using the mentioned method in the 'Home Appliances' category [:)]
If you encounter problems: sometimes the 3ds file gives better results than the obj file. Textures will sometimes not apply correctly, especially when they are in a subdirectory. Unzip and copy all textures to the same directory as the model file. You can also import textures using SweetHome3D after importing the model.
Or create it yourself:
If the purse you are looking for is really cylindrical you can use the cylinder object. Resize it and rotate to fit what you need. Apply a texture and add the handle. Zooming in to the max gives you the chance to place objects to the millimeter using the arrow keys.
If the purse needs rounded sides you can add spheres to the ends, partly sunk in the cylinder.
Don't expect to find all bags/purses in a 'logical' category. I found a bag using the mentioned method in the 'Home Appliances' category [:)]
If you encounter problems: sometimes the 3ds file gives better results than the obj file. Textures will sometimes not apply correctly, especially when they are in a subdirectory. Unzip and copy all textures to the same directory as the model file. You can also import textures using SweetHome3D after importing the model.
Or create it yourself:
If the purse you are looking for is really cylindrical you can use the cylinder object. Resize it and rotate to fit what you need. Apply a texture and add the handle. Zooming in to the max gives you the chance to place objects to the millimeter using the arrow keys.
If the purse needs rounded sides you can add spheres to the ends, partly sunk in the cylinder.
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Re: Looking for a 3D model of a purse
Thanks a lot. https://archive3d.net/ really has lots of staff. I was thinking to model it myself. But, I don't have much 3d modeling experience. Looking for a good tutorial on youtube
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