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- FDM · Resin · PLA
- Size
- 150 × 97 × 100 mm
- Print time
- —
- Difficulty
- Easy
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A bacteriophage, the virus that infects bacteria, with its head, tail and legs — repaired for 3D printing.
From NIH 3D (3DPX-001501), shared by James Tyrwhitt Drake, in the public domain. Rescaled to a printable size. 150 × 97 × 100 mm; scale it freely in your slicer.
Original model by James Tyrwhitt Drake (NIH 3D). View the original · Public domain
- Technology
- FDM · Resin
- Materials
- PLA, Resin
- Size (assembled)
- 150 × 97 × 100 mm
- Parts
- 1
- License
- Public domain
- Print time
- —
- Material
- —
- Supports
- Not required
- Difficulty
- Easy
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- STL1415_clean1-repaired-nih3d.stl9.6 Mo
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