The file 'YAUT (Yet Another Utah Teapot) 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 8.2MB.
This is my variation on the famous Utah Teapot, which started out as a test model for computer graphics by researcher Martin Newell in 1975. The original model, only being meant to produce rendered images, was merely a hollow shell without even a bottom, but people have been making variations that more closely resemble an actual usable teapot.
One of those variations is the high-poly ‘teaproof version’ by Unfold which I used as the starting point for this remix. I fixed the parts in that model that made it difficult to print:
This should be an easy print that does not require supports.
The result is actually usable for holding and pouring liquids, although anyone who has tried to print waterproof containers will have noticed that it is difficult to obtain a bottom that does not have microscopic leaks.
YetAnotherUtahTeapot-lid.stl | 2.3MB | |
YetAnotherUtahTeapot.stl | 11.7MB |