All credits belongs to Hans Ruedi Giger and Giger Foundation, this is a remix of master's original design of the famous basrelief sculpture (Biomechanical Matrix Floorplate): https://www.hrgigermuseum.com/#

Visit the museum in Gruyere in Switzerland!

This is an empty container with two cap, you can put whatever you want inside, I use it to bring with me tootbrush and toothpaste but the limit is your imagination.

Bring with you some piece of “Engineers" technology, protect your secrets from Weyland Yutani.

This is around 25 cm height total, but you can resize as you wish from the slicer.

INSTRUCTIONS: use the filament you like, the one in photo is ASA deteriored with some acetone 100%, but I bet that a matte grey galaxy or a silk filament would be astonishing.

• CYLINDER: Print it in vertical, no support needed, the thinner is the layer, the most details you'll have.
  • My settings: 0,12mm fine layer height, 2 perimeters, 25% gyroid infill, random seam position (contour seam), ironing on top layer
• CAP 1 and CAP 2: Print it vertical with fillet part on the plate, add supports with 1% threshold, 2 perimeters, 25% gyroid infill,
• GASKETS: I printed them in fluo TPU, then glued on the bottom of the fillet (please care at the direction as they are not perfectly rounded, to follow the fillet direction

DISCLAMER: the file is detailed, it may require some time so your slicer will do the job, especially if you pick a low layer height.

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“BUILDING BETTER WORLDS”