nike outlets have jordans

IetpShops , Air Match Jordan XIII Michael Finley Autographed Mavs PE - 106 Release Date + Where to Buy - Women's Air Jordan 1 Mid Surfaces in Lucky Green and Aquatone DZ4137

Air MUS12 Jordan 3LAB5 Gamma Blue Metallic Silver - MUS12 Jordan Air 200e Men Dc9836-200 - 200 - MUS12 Jordan Air 200e Men Dc9836

Air jordan 6 rings bred black university red white yellow strike playoffs big kids - 001 Release Date - air jordan 1 retro first class flight white dynamic yellow black 2021 DN4904 - SBD

Жилетка adidas р , IetpShops , Τυπωμένο σχέδιο adidas

Excavation

Timeline

3D Models

The Lab

African Fossils Forum

Forum

Share your stories

Share your stories and leave feedback

We would like to hear from you! Whether you are a student in a classroom or a teacher, or an enthusiast printing at home. Please feel free to upload images of your prints or models and leave us feedback, we appreciate hearing from you.

19 posts / 0 new
Last post
afadmin
Share your stories and leave feedback

We would like to hear from you! Whether you are a student in a classroom or a teacher, or an enthusiast printing at home. Please feel free to upload images of your prints or models and leave us feedback, we appreciate hearing from you.

Timothy Gichunge
Congratulations to all those

Congratulations to all those who made this website happen!
NB: Correct the word "live" to "like" in the "We would live to hear" phrase at the top of this page. The misspell is probably because of the excitement of having the website live :-)

amarancik@hpreg...
successful prints

Hello,

I am teaching a course called Big Ideas in Science, at High Point Regional High School. We are located in New Jersey USA. My students have used your data to print several skulls. We have had some difficulties getting proper scale.

Thank You for all Your work, we will be printing more.

amarancik@hpreg...
Hello,thank you for sharing

Hello,thank you for sharing your excellent work. I have been using your website and data in a course called Big Ideas in Science. I have attached images of work my students have done with your data. We have been very pleased with the results.

Andrew Marancik

Highpoint Regional High School

Sussex New Jersey, USA

Jack Treml
Jack Treml's picture
Appreciation

Thank you very much for making these files public. It is amazing to be able to handle replicas of these fossils and get a size for the actual size and shape of the beings they came from. I have taught biology for several years now and have always thought that it would be great to have a more hands-on way for students to interact with fossils - especially to compare them up close and see the small changes in different areas of the skull. I look forward to getting these made up and introducing them to my class.

I was wondering (and please forgive me if this is already on the site) if you might also have files to make non-human primate skulls (modern) to use for comparison. Alternatively, if you can point me to a location for these files, that's just as good.

Thanks again for bringing this resource to those of us who aren't in a location where we can look at the originals - or even replica casts. This is terrific!

 

Kevin Nolan
Kevin Nolan's picture
Actual Dimensions

Hello, downloaded several models and they all show up as far too big to be accurate.  We are planning to use them for teaching and public outreach.  I'm using the makerbot printer.  What are the appropriate dimensions for KMNER 1802, KMNER 992b, and KNMWT 15000 Mandible?  The models when imported into the printer software are almost twice natural size.

Thanks, kcn

Ngechu
Ngechu's picture
Actual dimensions

Hello Kelvin,

Currently we are using the dimensions that we provided for the models,until when we get access to the original fossils. I would suggest you try scaling down before then.

Thank you for your feedback.

Regards,

Ngechu Robert.

Alexander Haig ...
Alexander Haig Parkinson's picture
Amazing Website

Hi there, 

 

I just wanted to let you know this is such an amazing website! LOVE IT

Thank you, as this will be a wonderful teaching aid for all ages of students! 

 

COngrats

Ngechu
Ngechu's picture
Thank you

Hi Alexander,

Thank you so much for your support.I hope you have visited our social media platforms on twitter(@AfricanFossils),facebook page (africanfossils.org) as well as Instagram (africanfossils). Looking forward to engaging more with you.

Regards,

Ngechu

Gadget Man
Gadget Man's picture
MASSIVE thank you!

This is a fantastic site.  Thank you so much.

Ive downloaded loads of your 3d files and will be printing the very soon on the schools soon to be aquired makerbot replicator fourth generation machine.

Only problem: never done it before!

Has anyone out there done this and can give a 3d printer virgin a few pointers?

Thanks.

Ngechu
Ngechu's picture
3D printing forums

Hi,

Its amazing that you already downloaded the 3D files. I recommend you log into  http://www.3ders.org, its an amazing site. Also on social media there are quite a number of pages with 3D printing forums.

Well success in the 3D printing and always feel free to share pics of your models.

Regards,

Ngechu.

 

Jack Treml
Jack Treml's picture
Modeling a Family Tree

Dear Ngechu:

Thank you very much for making these files available. I have been trying to put together a small family tree highlighting the changes observed over time with major groiups of homnids. I would very much like to include a model of Australopithicus afarensis, but have not been able to find any data files for this organism. Do you know whether that is available anywhere?

 

Thanks again - the effort that went into creating this site is much appreciated. I am very much looking forward to the timeline.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jack

Charles T. G. Clarke
Charles T. G. Clarke's picture
I uploaded the stl. file to

I uploaded the stl. file to 3DHubs (https://www.3dhubs.com/3dprint). After processing, it listed a number of places in London that conduct 3D printing in various materials and to various qualities.

 

KNM-ER 3230 cost me around £25 sterling to print and it looks spectacular. 

KNM-ER 3230 - 3D Hubs London - Human Evolution - African Fossils - madejust4u - Cennathis

bioagam
Gorilla and chimpanzee files for comparative morphology lab?

I'm so excited to print these models and use them in my biology class! Would it be possible to add the gorilla and chimp files for a complete hominid comparison? 

-Trying not to be too greedy- Agam

Luke Muscutt
Luke Muscutt's picture
Excellent Prints!

Thanks so much for sharing these models with the world, they are really excellent. I am a researcher at a uni and they make great outreach materials. I've printed some of the animal models with the seperate craniums and mandibles such as the hyena, baboon, and civet.

I have found that the best way to print the craniums is to orient the model vertically, with the anterior (back) part on the plate. This means that the last part to be printed is anterior of the skull (the front teeth). This seems to be the best compromise between getting a good finish on the teeth, the orbits, and the zygomatic arches. The best way to print the jaw is with the ventral part on the plate so that the teeth stick up.

The models are so well scanned that when the mandible and cranium are joined together, they articulate perfectly and the teeth mesh very well. It is possible to use an elastic band or two to keep these parts together and to enable them to move.

I have a four to ask... is it possible for you to split the Rhino skull up into the cranium and mandible please? It does not print well as it is.

 

Thanks, Luke

Attach Photos: 
Ngechu
Ngechu's picture
Working on it

Hey Luke,

That baboon print-out looks awesome congratulations for that. Thank you for your support, as AfricanFossils we purpose to provide high quality scans and provide the relevant 3D print files in good quality too. As for the Rhino skull, we will provide you with information,hopefully we will get to split it for you. Keep on printing stuff and keep up with us on social media as we upload new scans each #FossilFriday.

Keep up with the spirit Luke,Kudos.

Luke Muscutt
Luke Muscutt's picture
Articulated baboon

Articulated baboon

Attach Photos: 
Craig Marshall
Download Not working

The download for the tool GaJg1 - Lomekwi 3 didn't work (it had a red 'no' symbol next to it). Others I tried did download correctly.

Love the site though, thanks heaps!!

afadmin
Hi Craig,

Hi Craig,

Thank you for the love, we appreciate your positive feedback. For the moment,you cannot download the Lomekwi tools yet but once we have the go ahead to share the 3D printing files we will update you on this forums as well as on our social media platforms. Again thanks for the love and keep it here for more interesting models.

Disclaimer

The specimens displayed on this site are published specimens unless otherwise indicated. The information about the artifacts on this site is of a general nature only and unless otherwise indicated, has been written either by members of the African Fossils team, the National Museums of Kenya or the Turkana Basin Institute. The printed models are not of a high enough resolution to enable accurate scientific measurements and have generated using photogrammetry and in some cases low resolution digital models have been generated using laser scanners.

The information in this site is subject to change without notice.

Terms and Conditions

All copyright for the images and 3D models on this page belong to African Fossils and National Museums of Kenya and are made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike License.

THE COMMERCIAL USE OF AFRICAN FOSSILS MEDIA IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED

Add comment

Not a member yet? Join now!

Join the community and you can start printing 3D models, saving your favorite fossils, and more!

or

Already a member? Log In!