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Borg Assimilation Photo Frame – Star Trek

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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16.2 h
4 plates

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Description

 

🧾 Description

 

 

Resistance is futile. Achievement will be assimilated.

 

This is a Borg-inspired display frame built using a custom infinite tiling surface system designed to feel like true Borg architecture—not a repeating pattern. Every panel is part of a larger structural language, blending infrastructure tiles with narrative detail tiles to create a frame that feels manufactured, not decorative.

 

The frame was designed to showcase important documents, awards, photos, or prints—turning them into “core data” protected by Borg systems. The green channels act as visual energy conduits, naturally drawing the eye inward while rewarding close inspection with dense mechanical detail.

 

This model prints cleanly on FDM printers and looks excellent right off the bed, with optional post-processing if you want to push it even further.

 

 

 

✨ Features

 

 

  • Infinite-tiling Borg surface design (no visible repetition)
  • Two-tile system (Infrastructure + Narrative detail)
  • Optimized for FDM printing
  • No supports required
  • Chamfer-based geometry for clean prints
  • Designed for real-world wall display

 

 

 

 

🖨 Recommended Print Settings

 

 

Printer Type:

 

  • FDM (Bambu, Prusa, Creality, etc.)

 

 

Material:

 

  • PLA / PLA+ (PETG also works)

 

 

Layer Height:

 

  • 0.2 mm (0.16 mm for extra detail)

 

 

Nozzle:

 

  • 0.4 mm

 

 

Infill:

 

  • 10–15% (Gyroid or Grid)

 

 

Walls:

 

  • 3–4 perimeters recommended

 

 

Supports:

 

  • ❌ None

 

 

Bed Adhesion:

 

  • Brim optional (not usually required)

 

 

Orientation:

 

  • Print flat, face up

 

 

 

 

🎨 Optional Finishing Ideas

 

 

  • Dry-brush raised edges with gunmetal or silver
  • Paint-fill green channels with acrylic
  • Use translucent green resin or filament for inserts
  • Matte clear coat to unify finish

 

 

None of these are required—the frame looks great straight off the printer.

 

 

 

📐 Notes

 

 

  • Designed as a modular architectural surface, not a single decorative panel
  • Corners and edges are intentionally tile-safe
  • Suitable for scaling up or down
  • Frame interior can be adapted for photos, certificates, prints, or displays

 

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