cube solver 3d models

I was searching for a syringe pump to automate fertilization of my nano cube. My first attempt with http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:539490 failed due to mechanical instability. Many syringe pumps projects exist on thingiverse, so I chose the design...

This DIY midi controller is a project based on Adafruit's Untztrument and an Instructable called 'Sugar Cube' by Amanda Ghassaei. It combines various components, notably a 2x2 array of Adafruit Neotrellis. The Arduino Leonardo serves as its brain. To...

Mistake was made attempting to maximize effective build volume within the confines of a standard cube shape without adequately considering essential guidelines for CoreXY setup. Error in judgment is acknowledged. Update - 10-07-2015 Zbottom_belt...

* Click on the "Cube" tool in Blender and scale it up to create a sphere. * Use the "Subdivide" tool to add more geometry to your sphere. This will give you more control over your mesh. * Use the "Loop Cut" tool to cut through your mesh and...

The old version is still available for those who prefer it.Update 4/12/2021: Thanks to @wolph for his suggestion to use a cube_fillet function, which I added to the OpenSCAD code, to generate rounded edges. Images are still from my original...

For this tutorial, we will be creating a simple cube. Step 5: Create a New Feature To create a new feature in CATIA, click on the "Feature" tab at the top of the screen and select "New Feature" from the drop-down menu. This will open up a dialog box...

This is the final component of the Back-2-Basics Universal Cartridge Upgrade for the 3D Systems Cube 3rd Generation 3D Printers. This part represents a bowden solution between the modified cartridge bulkhead and the Cube3 B2B extruder housing. To...

Subjects Math, Computer Science, English, Technology, Construction, Art Skills Learned (Standards) CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.G.B.6 Solve real-world and mathematical problems involving area, volume, and surface area of two- and three-dimensional objects...

Hi all, This is a custom hotend mount I've made up for the BLV MGN Cube printer to allow the use of a Zesty Nimble V1 extruder with a Slice Engineering Mosquito hotend. Note that I've designed this mount to use slightly shorter screws (M3 x 35) than...

Wires go to a pair of european connectors, inserted in the proper place (the pole with the 2 cubes). Then the other side of the european connector receives an electric wire (pair) with a plug for connection to the AC wall outlet. The last printed...

In my case a 8x8x8 cube did the job (white thingy glued to the head). I advise in measuring your gap (since not all microswitches are the same) and print as needed. To measure the distance Home Y and then park the head at 235mm and measure the...

the location deck, chapter cards, 4 character decks, encounter decks, item cards, secret cards, tokens/cubes) in the base game box, while the cards for the expansions, unused characters (including Niamh) and journals are stored in the stretch goals...

Remember the correct orientation of the label! The default model (SD card box with lid and rounded corners) is supposed to use cube magnets for base (3×3×3 mm) and flat round magnets (8 mm diameter, 1.8 mm thickness) for the lid, but the diameter can...

This can be as simple as a cube or as complex as a intricately designed sword hilt. Maya's powerful modeling tools allow you to sculpt and refine your shape with ease. Use the "Poly Extrude" tool to create a basic shape, then use the "Subdivide"...

Print the Calibration Cube to Check If You Need to Fine-Tune Your Printer for M3 Nuts to Fit Their Pockets: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2297328 A Note on the Servo Saver - It's Designed for Use with PLA, Applying Pressure Similar to a Spring in...

This model uses snap joints so that the pieces can be printed without supports; for this particular puzzle, I recommend using a sturdy PLA filament (or something stronger, such as PLA+ or ABS) and/or reinforcing with glue, due to the fragile nature...

The room itself is a cube, approximately 3 meters on each side, with walls composed of layers of translucent glass, aluminum, and wood. The exterior surface is clad in a lattice-like pattern of interlocking wooden slats, creating a sense of depth...

In order for combing to work on the 1 wall thick parts of of the diffusers I had to either force it to all concentric infil or use a modification cube thing to make it simply one wall thick of the infill mesh, with no main mesh walls.Also I had to...

Additional materials: air-tight glass jar (90mm ID, 2.5 cap thickness, not screwed, but with a soft rubber seal with a small hole; do not use a can with a screw cap, it will be hazardous) hot water cold water 2-3 ice cubes 2ml xylene 1.25mm brass...

The calibration cube was printed @0.1mm layer height with properly tensioned belts at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1780636. I fixed several problems in the original design, including the X axis being pushed up and down, which can be problematic...

Armed with a need and the tools to do something about my dilemma, I googled "hole in cube openscad" and landed on an example. I have always felt that "Software is software once you understand the syntax," and this was really an example of that. I...

One of Minecraft's most distinctive features is its block-based world, where everything is made up of cubes that can be mined for resources such as wood, stone, and minerals. Players can use these resources to craft tools, building materials, and...

Unlike typical cube robots, this design can be produced at a total cost of $100 across 2 spools of filament and hardware (excluding phones, motors, battery, and Rev Expansion hub). In contrast, a typical robot could cost upwards of $400-$600...

I recommend printing these in each players colour, as for tokens you can use the regular chits, wooden cubes or printing the tokens I've listed below. Each regular player also needs the following spacers - they are available as singles and soon as...

... You may say: "I printed a calibration cube and measure it with calipers and all sides measured the same" Yea. But rhombuses have equal length sides and they are not squares. Almost all printers are off square. Especially mine that is a cantilever.

If sizes are off significantly, you likely need to tune esteps, or you can possibly scale it using a calibration cube to get it perfect. Post-Printing Adjustments and tuning Here's how to fix a few things that could go wrong if your printer doesn't...

I used fused them together using dichloroethane but any other plastic glue would do the job .I will update the project files and description as I proceed with the further improvements I plan to do.Open to-do list:solder dispenser not tested...

... but I've seen designs with similar results using only one fan. Note: I'll do my best to update the project regularly! P.S. Marked as a remix of "BLV mgn Cube" with permission/request from BenLevi. ...Thanks Ben for sharing your great work with us!

Required material: * Air filter mask * Eye and ear protection * Two pieces 2x2' MDF, 1" thick * Duct tape - for sealing the two tables pieces together around the outer edge * Shop vac - I used a small Rigid-brand "5HP Max" shop vac * Bolts, clamps...

One possible clue is that I need to scale up measurements of models, such as the 20mm calibration cube, by about 2% in both the x and y axes. Suggestions are welcome! ======================================== Update: March 30, 2017 Thanks for all...