3d print puzzle

Working on my fusion 360, so I made a thing. ...I was inspired by a commercial for an app I saw on Instagram. My son solved it in under 2 mins, and he's 10. You probably have to rotate them to print laying flat.

Saw this simple design on a Youtube woodworking channel and thought I would make it in cad. ...It took a few prints, but I have some pretty good clearances now. ...Also created a version with a secret compartment in one of the pieces.

Quite easy to solve if you pay attention to the shapes (my 5 y.o. ...solves it). Easier if you use different colors. Even easier if you print them on the proper orientation so that all insides (or outsides) are facing the same direction.

... assembling this individual, so I adjusted the slots within the spinal region to allow for increased clearance between the leg and head components. ...The pieces are now positioned on a singular plate for easier printing using a MakerBot Replicator 2.

... two triangular pieces forming its base. ...This task may take a few moments or be instantaneous; try it out! Created by Todd. For an optimal build, set infill at 10%, layer height to 270 microns (0.27 mm), and include 2 shells in your print settings.

... on how to accomplish this can be found in the accompanying video: https://youtu.be/kj0y5VqjMfI. ...To achieve this result, you may want to consider printing or purchasing the wood version of the item, which is available at http://amzn.to/2hVnU2z.

... too tricky. ...You've got two pieces for the body that need to be bonded with loctite glue. Printing everything out is a breeze. Don't forget to thoroughly deburr so the parts fit together seamlessly. Reassembling the cube is essential. ...Good luck!

... is to relocate both beads to one side. ...To accomplish this, refer to the accompanying video for a clear solution: https://youtu.be/kj0y5VqjMfI. To access the wood version of this concept, simply print or purchase it at http://amzn.to/2hVnU2z.

Humans enter codes on devices, printing out numbers in sequence. First, they input a series of ones, totaling three. Next, they type out a single number, amounting to one. ...Following that, they key in two more digits, summing up to two.

I love the simplicity of these two identical pieces that can screw (or snap) together, and they print beautifully with no supports. I can't believe how long it's been since I've designed anything and posted on Thingiverse - it's good to be back! ...And...

... people's minds. ...It consists of six simple pieces, easy to print bricks that combine effortlessly. The ultimate goal is to assemble the grid and bask in the pride of accomplishment. I hope you appreciate my design. ...Sincerely, Igor Wroblewski

Para jugar durante la cuarentena ;) Print instructionsimprimir sin soportes en el material que quieras, la altura de capa tambien depende de la calidad que quieras. para mas complejidad del armado las piezas en el mismo color y para que sea mas facil...

... copy. ...The initial prototype needed some manual tweaking after the print job was complete, which involved smoothing out rough edges and repairing misaligned parts. ...Your input matters, share your thoughts in the comments and I'll refine it further!

Customized Version of Thingiverse Page: 731428 Created with Customizer App: http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=731428 Instructions: Using the Following Options: - Card Wall: 2 Units Tall - Don't Cheat, Are You Sure?: No...

I required some mystical-looking columns for upcoming dungeon crawls and so I created these terrain pieces which can be printed with matte gold for a sleek sandy-looking effect, or in black for a spooky effect. This terrain set is designed to be...

I crafted arcane-looking columns to elevate upcoming dungeon crawls, which can be printed with matte gold for an attractive sandy effect or in black for a haunting ambiance. These terrain pieces are designed to seamlessly integrate with DutchMogul's...

If your preferred print settings have an initial layer height too tall for the brim to print, try using the "double brim" or "triple brim" versions of the STL file instead. ...Alternatively, you can opt for the "no brim" version if that's your...

It's broken down into nine separate components, making it easy to print every single part at the same time using a maker bot - it takes about two hours to complete. ...After that, I'll package up the individual parts for anyone who can't get their hands...

I created this print because I couldn't find a model that met my standards. It dominates the bed of my Prusa i3 MK3. The board measures 200mm by 200mm. A cross marks the spot where I intentionally placed an "N" in the photo - it's a tribute to my...

... for snaps and an attempt at an icosadodecahedron, other parts don't work well due to temporarily misplaced design files that will be recovered soon. After printing both trays, cleaning, assembling, you may opt for sanding, polishing, or painting.

I designed this print as a substitute because I couldn't find a model that met my expectations. It takes up the majority of the bed space on my Prusa i3 MK3. The board measures 200mm by 200mm. ...A cross is located in the file where I placed an "N" in...

... ... There are 35 different hexominoes. Unlike pentomino, it cannot make a rectangle but it has many interesting shapes that can be done which can be found on the internet. To be able to make a rectangle it would be necessary to print one more piece.

The Files I have included every individual part of the bee and if you print them on a 100% scale it will be bigger than your average hand palm. But there is also an all-in-one file where I include all the parts for an easy one print-only experience....

To separate the ring gears, use a sharp object after printing (slicing at 0.2mm ensures a one-layer gap, making this step easy). Turn the knob to free up the gears. Some "peek" holes have been added to give you an edge. A rotary encoder can be...

3D Cube Design: http://a360.co/2ixzldK Assembly Process: http://a360.co/2BRmrPX This cube design features 9 equal sides, making it a challenging assembly for most people the first time. I've created both digital and physical models in Fusion 360.

... user-created modules and functions that can be easily integrated into your designs. You can find the library by clicking on the "Library" tab in the main menu. dotSCAD is a popular online platform for designing and sharing 3D models using OpenSCAD.

... may or may not require rotational adjustments to fit all pieces securely in place. Challenge: Print each file according to the numerical value written next to the "X" in its name, adhering to the specified quantity for each file's reproduction.

... This is project I made for elementary school educationl. It should help the students to get to know the german states and their order. Print the small states (Bremen, Berlin, Hamburg) with .25 Nozzle, the rest is printable with a .4 Nozzle.

In the latest update (r5), I fixed an easy print option to combat printer tolerance issues and removed calculations from the input matrix. However, there are still a few bugs, such as double edges. ...In the previous update (4), I made several...

The models showcased in the images were printed using PLA. The first shelf is yellow, the second is translucent red, the third features a blue palette, and the fourth has a marble finish. ...The accompanying files include STL formats for each shelf,...