It seems like it is possible to portray almost everything in hexagon.

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It seems like it is possible to portray almost everything in hexagon. In this case, we took a red cabbage that is cut in half. Now we have a 3D printed hexagon that reminds us of healthy eating :eggplant::cucumber::broccoli::carrot:

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How did you model that? Im interested :slight_smile:

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@Cristian_Martinez In the red cabbage case, we used Gimp (Threshold and cleanup) and Inkscape (for SVG file) then Tinkercad. Blog and video: https://3dwithus.com/3d-printed-hexagons-themed-collection
https://3dwithus.com/3d-printed-hexagons-themed-collection