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About this model
Kevin Chavez-Lopez designed and validated this T-maze on behalf of the OpenBehavior project, which has shared free, open-source tools for animal behaviour research since 2016.
The download is the maze and its sliding door, which prints twice: three parts that need no assembly. The creator notes the design can be edited in any CAD program, or printed as it is.
Licence and attribution
The file remains available under its retained source licence. These permissions and obligations come from IteraMesh’s supported licence profile.
No attribution is required. You may still credit Kevin Chavez-Lopez / OpenBehavior as the creator.
Notices retained with this model
- Designed and validated by Kevin Chavez-Lopez on behalf of the OpenBehavior project.
A copyright licence covers the file. It does not grant rights to a trademark, design, patent, person’s likeness, or safety-critical use depicted by the model.
Source and provenance
Licensed import- Original creator
- Kevin Chavez-Lopez / OpenBehavior · profile ↗
- Source page
- https://github.com/OpenBehavior/Basic-T-Maze
- Original download
- https://codeload.github.com/OpenBehavior/Basic-T-Maze/zip/e58d23b57d6b0ac02a5408f918573c78124d7457
- Added to IteraMesh
- 21 October 2026
- Licence checked
- 21 October 2026, on the source page
- Changes
- None — the file is hosted as acquired
- File fingerprint
- sha256:71d75…7aefb0
IteraMesh hosts this copy under its licence. Kevin Chavez-Lopez / OpenBehavior made it; IteraMesh did not.
Printing and safety
- File check
- Geometry validated before publication
- Units
- Not stated in stored evidence
- Printer and material
- Not verified by IteraMesh