Ethanol molfidget with rotatable bonds

This is a molecular model of ethanol created using molfidget.

Three profiles are available and all models have the same rotatable bonds—choose one:

Profile 1: Each atom is printed separately. You assemble individual atoms yourself.

Profile 2: Carbon atoms are pre-connected, and you attach the remaining atoms.

Profile 3: The entire molecule is printed as one piece using multicolor AMS.

A larger version of the model is also available for those who want to use it for presentation purpose.

If you’d like to design and 3D-print your own molecules, give molfidget a try! Visit its GitHub repository to download the tool and explore the installation instructions:

https://github.com/longjie0723/molfidget/

Molfidget is a Python program that allows you to effortlessly create molecular models for 3D printing. It offers the following features:

• Rotatable single bonds: You can change the molecule’s three-dimensional conformation by rotating along single bonds.
• Simple input for common file formats: Just provide a standard molecular file format (such as .mol or .pdb), and it generates a file ready for 3D printing of your chosen molecule.
• Integrated rotating axes: The model is produced as a single piece including the rotation axes, making it capable of representing complex molecular structures.
• Versatile usage: It’s perfect for scientific research and educational purposes—and it's also fun to fidget with, making it an interactive toy-like molecular model.