This geometric soccer-ball project uses flat polygon panels to form a hollow faceted sphere. The main workshop image shows the assembled model beside additional pentagonal and hexagonal pieces on a CNC bed, making the panel-based construction clear.
Design and reference notes
One EPS file contains the design, and three JPG images document the build context and finished shape. The source imagery suggests a CNC workflow, but no verified panel count, final diameter, sheet thickness or assembly sequence is supplied in the folder.
A closed sphere requires consistent panel geometry and careful edge alignment. Confirm how many of each polygon are present in the EPS and whether any edge treatment or beveling is expected. Open Laser Files has not tested the model’s roundness or structural strength.
What is included
| Project ID | OSH-000038 |
|---|---|
| Design files present | EPS (1) |
| Reference and support files | JPG reference images (3) |
| Inspection | 5 September 2026: local file inventory and real supplied preview images; not machine-tested |
| Dimensions and material | Not independently verified unless specifically attributed to a source note above |
The workshop photographs are retained as supplied. Preserve any metadata or source markings present in the original files.
Before preparing this project
- Count each polygon type in the EPS and compare that inventory with the reference photos before nesting parts.
- Cut a small group of adjacent panels first to test edge fit and determine how the facets should be joined.
- Keep scale consistent across every panel; even a small mismatch can accumulate around the finished sphere.
Work from a copy, keep the original package unchanged, and confirm scale and units before modifying geometry. Use a small test piece for joints or fine details, then choose cutting, engraving, carving or printing operations that match the actual file type and your own equipment.
Rights and permitted use
Open Laser Files has permission to share this project package and display its reference images. This does not place the design in the public domain or grant unrestricted commercial use or further redistribution. Retain source credits and follow the applicable license terms; contact support@openlaserfiles.com if you need clarification.
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Find this project on PikPak
Open the shared library, enter 12_Outdoor_Sports_and_Hobbies, and locate OSH-000038 using the exact ZIP name below. The folder path is a location guide, not a direct download URL.
Library folder:12_Outdoor_Sports_and_Hobbies/OSH-000038_Pelota_de_Futbol
Archive name:OSH-000038_Pelota_de_Futbol.zip
The category, project folder and ZIP name follow the shared library structure confirmed by the library owner. Open the named category, find the exact archive, then extract it to access the design and reference files. Individual online archives are not separately tested by Open Laser Files.
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