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3d maze that is pleasant to fidget with, especially the print in place closed one since the ball can't fall out! Prints well at 0.2mm layer height. Without support except for the print_in_place version. It fits a 10mm marble at 100% size,…
3x3x3 lattice cube, can be used to test printer (torture test) Printed on an e3d BigBox Printed in PLA and Flexifill. Good results, good childs toy or stress toy Print Settings Printer: BigBox Dual Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3…
My printer doesn't like the magnet holes, and I printed a magnetless Gridfinity. Whipped this up with the use of the Parametric Web Generator.
A Gridfinity bin for sixteen 30 mL Diamine Fountain Pen Ink Bottles
Axis Cube 3x3x3 Note: Orient all pieces with the flat side downwards. It uses 0.1mm tolerance You need 6 M3 18 mm screws Center cap uses 0.3mm tolerance My first model that I designed in SOLIDWORKS and uploaded to Thingiverse/Printables…
Cube-Puzzle made of 8 different pieces, 3cm x 3cm x 3cm, 3cm high, 3cm lenght
Soul for rubik's cube. I used it to make a rubik's cube very cheap, faster and more elastic, adding this core and screws with springs This project is scalable, therefore usable for all types of 3x3x3 cubes I printed the pla with supports,…
This is a fun 3x3x3 puzzle cube with 6 pieces that you have to put together in some specific order to solve the cube. Difficulty is medium. Bonus: If you remove two pieces, you can make a 2x3x3 rectangular prism.
Axis Cube 3x3x3 Note: Orient all pieces with the flat side downwards. It uses 0.1mm tolerance You need 6 M3 18 mm screws Center cap uses 0.3mm tolerance My first model that I designed in SOLIDWORKS and uploaded to Thingiverse/Printables…
This is a 3x3x3 puzzle cube that is assembled using a shoestring that keeps the pieces together. Glue in the shoestring end on one side, then start threading the shoestring through the pieces. Assemble in alternating colors in the…
There are a lot of howtos for led cubes out there and every says "build a wooden jig for the leds". But unfortunately I'am absolutely unskillful with the drill. So i printed a 3x3 led jig and build two 3x3x3 led cubes with this :-).…
A simple and elegant puzzle for a little brain-teasing. The part orientations are ready to print and you can choose one of three stand designs. Easy difficulty. Printing instructions: No supports required. Layer height: 0.2mm
Square-1 with cylindrical base. Based on 3x3x3. M3 35mm screw or use Rod file. 8 Edges, 8 Corners, 1 Core, 1 Centre
