puzzle cube 3d print

Infinite cube puzzle toy scale : x10 support : no rotation : 180 https://youtu.be/bbAe4J1WEaU 출력 하실때 큐라에서 불러 들이면 너무 작게 나타나면 10배로 해주세요. 그리고 상하를 뒤집고, 써포트는 꺼주세요~ 부품3번 3.9mm 추가 돌출부가 크기가 작아서 접착제를 사용해야 해서 조금 키운 파일 추가로 올립니다. 3번 대신 요놈으로 뽑으시면 접착제 사용...

A timeless and iconic soma cube puzzle that can be easily scaled up or down, its rounded edges accommodating smooth growth without sacrificing any of its intricate complexity. ...With numerous possible solutions and a rich, storied past, this brain...

... out. I designed this puzzle cube using SolidWorks, and if anyone is interested, I'd be happy to share the SLDPRT or STEP files so they can customize or add their own personal touch to the outside surfaces - such as initials or a favorite picture.

... spinning centers that the original didn't have. This is a remix of OnlineEinar's speedcube mechanism that I took from. If you're interested in 3D printed Rubik's Cubes, check out his work here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2934893.

For a cube, you will need to print two pieces of each .stl file.Have fun! Program used: Onshape

OpenSCAD struggled importing multiple SVGs, so individual faces were added to separate cubes and combined using MeshLab ([more info](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4178313)). TinkerCad was used for the final intersection (subtract the negative...

You must construct a 3x3x3 cube using 6 three-dimensional 3x3x1 blocks and 3 one-dimensional 1x1x1 small cubes. ...To accomplish this, you will need to generate six large components and three small components for printing.

The Seven Pieces Puzzle that Baffles the Best - A Study of the Infamous Soma Cube For over two centuries, mathematicians and puzzlers have wrestled with a seemingly simple question: can we break down a cube into seven smaller cubes and reassemble it...

This 3D printing model is designed to help novice 3D printers improve their printing skills by mastering print orientation and utilizing threaded inserts. Cube incorporates M3 Threaded Inserts (M3x4x4) for a hands-on experience in proper insert...

... 3x3x3 cube, defying rotations and reflections! Discover the Soma Cube: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_cube Printing Settings: Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm Layer Height: 0.2 mm Wall Thickness: 1.2 mm Infill Density: 12% Support Printing Not Required

... diameter of exactly 5mm - but smaller balls up to 10mm will also do the trick. Three unique designs cater to three distinct difficulty levels. Take on the challenge, and try not to peek at the pattern for the 'really difficult' puzzle - if you dare!

... point. The box itself opens and closes effortlessly, allowing for easy access to its contents. What's more, it fits perfectly with the Puzzle Cube, even sharing an open window feature that cleverly prevents any of the puzzle pieces from falling off.

Just swap to puzzle pieces to put the two-level pieces closer together so it prints a bit faster (but only a bit).

Interchange the lower-tier puzzle sections now to bring the pieces in closer proximity which enables quicker printing - albeit just a little.

This is a relatively easy puzzle to print and solve, it is great for a gift or for a small child since the parts are pretty big

Can you conquer the test of spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills by fitting all eight unique blocks together into a single, flawless cube? There's only one correct solution, but don't worry – once you've cracked the code, reassembling the...

This puzzle cube was designed for an Introduction to Engineering Design project. The design process used in this assignment is outlined above, along with details on how it should be applied, as per the assignment document attached. Here's a brief...

Printing this puzzle can be tricky because it needs support. I successfully printed my version on a Prusa i3, and it works flawlessly. I will soon upload a version created using PuzzleCad that does not require any supports but instead features...

This is my showcase piece, a puzzle cube container that I've designed with style in mind. I've chosen various shapes to give it a visually appealing look. On top of the container, you'll see my logo - a nod to my love for League of Legends, my go-to...

I'm learning to make interlocking burr puzzles. Here is my second attempt. Assemble the 7 parts into a 4x4x4 cube. It is not very difficult to solve. You need to somewhat follow a certain order of assembly, but all parts go together with simple...

This is a challenging four-piece puzzle based on a compact cube building block that requires the pieces to be assembled in a specific order before they lock into place. As its creator, I still find it tricky to put together myself. The design was...

... on top of the lid, the two pieces snap together with a reassuring click. Satisfaction guaranteed! This versatile enclosure pairs perfectly with and securely holds the Puzzle Cube, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3220529

Another "two parts go together to form a cube" puzzle. Best if printed in two colors. Print instructionsOrient the model so that the face that looks like a letter "D" is face up, and it'll print without supports.</p> I find 33mm the perfect...

... using three colors and you will end up with parts for three multi-color assemblies. The 65mm in the title refers to the approximate diameter of the sphere. The flat sides are about 55mm. This is based on my recent 40mm 3 part cube puzzle.

... it would make assembly easier by identifying the outer corners without the chamfer; it was impossible to assemble properly otherwise. My plan is to create a few more puzzle-cubes in different ways, incorporating twisty moves and fewer pieces.

This time I offer you a Puzzle made at home. It is not easy to solve the first time (if I had to give difficulty it would be 6/10). Have a good time! ... ps: don't hesitate to ask me for the solution if you can't do it ;) )

A 3D Masterpiece of Precision Engineering - Crafted from 54 Interlocking Tetris Cubes, Born from the Power of OpenSCAD's Cutting-Edge CAD Software.

two identical makes a cube

Nakazato's Brain Teaser Cube

Print Settings Printer: Tevo Tarantula Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 10% Notes: If you can do custom supports with Simplify 3D or IdeaMaker, I would recommend adding them for all 6 wide points on each the small pieces, as well as...