the cryptex 3d models

Cryptex remixed fromhttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14919 The cap and groove on the ring are widen

Cryptex de Leonardo Da Vinci

Cryptex de Leonardo Da Vinci

... on another due to varying tolerances. The parametric cryptex is comprised of four essential components: base, lid, code ring, and lock ring. The number of code and lock rings adjusts according to your settings. ...This project is hosted on Github.

Simple Cryptex with 6 changeable tumblers

... combination that can be customized to meet your specific needs. ...For those interested in building their own, an instructable detailing the assembly process is available here: https://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Cryptex-Puzzle-Safe/.

... available: one with support and another without. Assemble the cryptex using provided instructions, ensuring proper alignment and gluing. Reprogram the code by disassembling and rearranging the letter rings. ...Feedback on this design is appreciated.

I'm using a cryptex that requires a six-digit password, and I've already entered 100630, but feel free to modify it to one of the remaining 4,096 possible options.

I've always been curious to test if the cryptex is operational, but so far, every letter of the alphabet has proven accessible.

Hi Everyone, I've created a simple modification of the standard retainer for the cryptex designed by Hiob, which makes it easier to handle this component. ... Enjoy!

... exploded view shows how the parts fit together. The Cap needs to be glued/secured onto the end of the Outer Shell so the rings don't fall off (super glue worked fine for me). ...Each ring has one letter of the password, which spells out "petrichor".

The human-crafted cryptex boasts a highly customizable five-digit lock that users can configure to their liking. ...By utilizing the clever tool supplied with the device, the secure container can be effortlessly dismantled from within, allowing for...

The finished product turned out to be a unique gift, tailored specifically for its recipient. To make it truly personalized, you can simply affix the letters in place with glue. ...This design demands an impressive amount of printing, assembly, and...

... within. ... Inspired by the intricate designs of Da Vinci, this 5-letter puzzle box features a cleverly hidden interior space. The base model is an adaptation of CLETUS_BOJANGLES' original design found on Thingiverse under reference number 2033688.

This is a design for a 3D printable Cryptex. ...The dial rings can be both laser cut or 3D printed (may require fit adjustment by scaling thickness). All parts are designed to be printed easily without supports. ...I've made one and it works well!

5 letter Da Vinci Code Cryptex, with a hidden compartment inside.

A customizable cryptex can be assembled, featuring an inner base sized like a USB.

Follow these instructions: place the rings around the body, ensuring the groove at the rim aligns with the handle. Mark each flat space on the ring for desired key letters above notches, excluding small ones. Assemble and glue the cap ring to seal...

I designed a cryptex, with ample space to facilitate the rotation and translation of its components after printing. The print layout is optimized for a single block configuration. Unfortunately, I couldn't conduct a thorough test on the positional...

If you decide to buy this cryptex, a zip file will be sent to you with the different .STL files for 3D printing as well as the model in .f3d and .obj format. The file name indicates the number of prints of the part to be made. As I don't have any...

Hello to all the leprechauns and farfadettes, today I present to you this cryptex that I've carefully crafted. There are two possibilities - either you leave it empty or add drawers; in both cases, the models will be arranged according to your...

You'll need the original Cryptex files from pbloom's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7233 The OpenSCAD file can be used to generate any of the 36 letters or numbers on the cryptex. The OpenSCAD file works by splitting the interior and exterior into...

You'll need the original Cryptex files from pbloom's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7233 The OpenSCAD file can be used to generate any of the 36 letters or numbers on the cryptex. The OpenSCAD file works by splitting the interior and exterior into...

... mislead you into thinking there are multiple solutions. They're unevenly spaced and only fit together one way. I used a glue stick to attach the letters, but this made the paper stretch a bit, so I created smaller strips of letters to compensate.

Here is my attempt at building a functioning cryptex. This prototype has yet to be fully assembled or thoroughly tested, so feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated. ...Version 3

Since I didn't find it I had to make it, so took in reference the good work of the mechanism from other people, and made a visual remix.Hope you all like it, for reference on how to put it together I can refer to the remix it is based on, since I...

Stand for the mini Cryptex from China, Made for this one here: https://www.amazon.com/Valentines-Interesting-Creative-Romantic-Birthday/dp/B0768HY6PQ Print 2 of each part. Press fit together. ...Shouldn't need to glue but you can if needed.

The cryptex is a massive device, measuring around 180 millimeters in length and 100 millimeters in diameter. It's a behemoth of a machine that requires a substantial amount of time to print. This enormous device consists of ten concentric rings,...

There are backlashes between parts but mostly cryptex works good. You have to glue it in two places. There is a video on my YouTube channel about how to construct it. When you put models into slicer turn them 90 degrees so they would lay on flat...

English version: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4903017 Ce cryptex est inspiré de plusieurs créations existantes et particulièrement de : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:754446 Une amélioration du design simplifiant l'ouverture est disponible...