fidget cube 3d print

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<p>infinity cub with cutting corners off.</p> <hr/> <p>updated design with sphere cut out. ... <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5273470">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5273470</a></p> Category: Mechanical Toys

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This is acurazine's Yet Another Fidget Infinity Cube v2 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2848678), with the vertical joints flipped to be in the inside instead of the outside. ...but why? Because, while still allowing the cube to function...

Moving Cubes: A Creative Fidget Toy Based on the origami "stamp box" mechanism, I designed this innovative cube using hinges and basic cubes. It's perfect as a little fidget toy or a decorative piece for your home. Feel free to orientate the design...

To get the full printing tips and design summary, check out this link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2848678 The logo on this cube is 2.2mm deep, so I've printed it with color changes right before the z=2.4mm and z=18.0mm layers. The result comes...

This 30mm Foldable Cube is printed flat and then folded into shape, ensuring smooth sides and perfect dimensions. To create a permanent structure, glue or tape it together while using rubber bands to hold the design in place until the adhesive dries....

The cube features thin walls with holes and a bridged top, requiring good bridging settings and retractions for a clean print. Sides with cutouts will also reveal ringing usually caused by loose drive belts. As the walls are thin, it prints quickly...

An easy to print fidget that can fold up in your pocket.

An easy to print fidget that can fold up in your pocket.

Print in Place Fidget Toy.Needs support.

This is a print in place gear based pinny fidget toy

fidget spinner 3d model in Solidworks

fidget spinner 3d model in Solidworks

A print in place anxiety reducing fidget toy, designed to fit stealthily in any pocket and print in around 30 minutes. This is my first attempt at 3D modelling. ...The goal was to create a print in place moving part that does not need supports.

A print in place anxiety reducing fidget toy, designed to fit stealthily in any pocket and print in around 30 minutes. This is my first attempt at 3D modelling. ...The goal was to create a print in place moving part that does not need supports.

... could be simpler and it holds very well ! Enjoy ! IMPORTANT : If you want to sell 3D prints from my designs Please become a Patreon here :patreon.com/BODY3D Or Become a Triber here :myminifactory.com/users/BODY3D All my Links : Beacons.ai/BODY3D

Additionally you can print the body in two different colors, if you like.The S-hinges are also used for my Infinity Cube with balls and my simple Infinity CubePrint instructionsYou need:12 pieces of body,6 pieces of connector,12 pieces of hingeI...

Test cube inspired by VORON CUBE V7.#1 Added 0-90degrees overhang test#2 2x vertical heatset, 1x horizontal heatset (VORON spec M3 heatset insert)#3 M20x0.2P#4 Overhang similar to VORON CUBE#5 45/55degrees overhang test#6 Siboor logo with 55degress...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bc7L6P6V9fE&feature=youtu.be This is a cube that I reverse engineered and designed, it will print with a single extruder or a dual for full color like you see above. ... You will need to print 1 cube core, 6 cube spinner...

This is a quick print in place fidget spinner i designed in freecad to practice my CAD.

Just a simple print in place fidget ring that I made while learning to design.d

Create Your Own 3D Printable Fidget Spinner Want to have your own personalized fidget spinner? With our easy-to-follow guide, you can design and print a custom spinner using your 3D printer. ...Say goodbye to store-bought fidget spinners and enjoy the...

... a 30mm marvel that unfolds from flat to fully formed in mere moments. ...Its sides are silky smooth, inviting hands to hold and explore. Perfect for delving into the wonders of platonic solids or crafting an LED light, this cube is a true showstopper.

Test extreme. Speed 40 mm/s PLA PLUS Print instructionsCategory: 3D Printing

I'm eager to push the limits of my 3D printing skills by attempting to print a stunning cube using my trusty dual-extruder printer. The settings I've chosen mirror those of the original print, ensuring a seamless replication of the process. ...Now it's...

... designed using the Customizer! ...tool at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=59879. The specific dimensions for this custom object are a height of 20 units, a width of 20 units, and a length of 20 units, forming a cube shape.