Falling Hexagon Toy
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A fun hexagon that slowly falls
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- Printables
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- Physics & Astronomy
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
The Slow falling Hexagon is a super fun fidget toy that is pretty quiet so you can play with it in class, or anywhere quiet. it is awesome and uses gravity and pneumatics. It is pretty unique as i have not really seen any other models of its kind!
If it gets stuck a lot, you can sand it down or shave the edges with scissors and that should help. also sometimes just playing with it and moving it will free it up more over time.
Video of it in action:
PRINT SETTINGS
Ironing: ON but it is not crucial for the model to work.
Infill: you really can use anything, 15%-100% (100% is best for the model)
Layer height: 10-16 (12-16 is the sweet spot but really anything will work)
Supports: NO
Raft: Optional, but not recommended
Cooling fan: Optional, (I would recommend to use it)
Speed: optional, but i would highly recommend to do a slower speed for a more precise/smooth print.
Filament: You can use anything, but i have never tried TPU before so i dont know if that would work lol
Im not sure about scale, but you can try to scale it up\down, but the tolerances might get messed up.