Barrie Beastie

myminifactory

Woah! The big brother to Wee Beastie is here in the town of DIMLabyrinthia. He breaks the mold just like his brother and thinks that all the other citizens are squares. He is bringing change because he is here to shake up the maze scene because his arrival signals the second arrival of his brothers and sisters as well. We welcome the second rectangular prism DIMLabyrinth. Our twisted minds decided that cubes were not enough, and we needed to expand the shapes that we cut a maze through. Technical stuff: - This print requires no supports and can be prone to stringing. If you do not have a way of melting the strings (a hair dryer potentially), slide a #2 pencil through each set of holes to clear the paths. - Each maze is printed with an 0.2 mm layer height with 10% infill and 3 walls. - On larger mazes, good bed adhesion is needed to keep the corners from peeling up. If you have a glass bed some glue from a basic glue stick will help improve adhesion as will other adhesives designed for 3D printing beds. - A 7/16" ball bearing (purchased separately) is used to navigate the path inside of the cube. The holes along the maze path are large enough for the ball bearing to readily pass through, while all other holes prevent its passage. - The entrance and exit hole are large enough for the ball bearing to pass in and out of the cube. This allows the ball bearing to accidentally fall on the floor and roll to a location you cannot find no matter how hard you search. Trust us on this one.