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Each Cube is sideways (sorry), please reorient before slicing! Slice each cube so that it stops (change color works best) around the halfway point then pop it off the printer, turn off the machine and your all done with one cube! The base…
The pieces appear 3D when looked at from the side but then 2D when viewed from the top. (Modeled to be roughly the same size as a standard chess set) Supports are needed on each part. If you make the support pattern spacing large enough…
You can print as many as you want, and they lock together into a hexagonal pattern (because hexagons are the best-agons). Just one piece takes less than 10 minutes to print and uses roughly 0.3 meters of filament, that's not even 1 gram…
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