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Before you print the Speedcube Case, check if the cube will fit by printing the Test Print first. Features No special hardware needed. Available for 0.4mm & 0.6mm nozzle. Recommended Print Settings Nozzle size: 0.4mm or 0.6mm Layer…
While thinking about how to make a 100% printed rubik's cube mechanism, i came up with this idea: using rubber bands instead of the springs that usually give the center pieces the ability to spin and mantain tension. (Updated Side piece -…
I haven't printed this yet, but it needs 12 edges, 8 corners, 6 centers, 6 center caps, and 1 core. you also need 6 springs, and six 2.5mm screws. other sizes may work. 4x1 magnets.
My son needed something to store his second speedcube. I took kevinklie4124's Rubik Cube Stand from Thingiverse, imported it into OpenSCAD, flipped a copy of it by 180 degrees and exported it again. Voilá! For printing I recommend a small…
Requires supports. It doesn't turn very well, but it is functional. You will need to use screws, core and springs from another cube; I got my springs and screws from the Zhilong 3x3.
I build this case together with my kids. They wanted it for speedcubing and i had an elegoo uno and some other stuff laying around. The buttons were ordered from amazon. The case are held together by magnets (5x5). If you want to change…
I changed a candle holder so it would hold a speedcube 56-57mm instead. hope you enjoPrinted mine with 5% inlay, gyro, with tree supports.
Box I made to store stuff like lubricant in. 5x5x5cm storage space. Fits a regular 2x2 speedcube inside. Printed on Flashforge Adventurer 3. Used 3 different PLA+ filament colours for a gradient look. Note, cover photo is a 3d simulated…
Printed on a Flashforge Adventurer 3, with PLA+. (Note, cover photo is a computer rendered image)
A very basic spot to drop your cube nice and neatly on your desk when you’re done cubing. Nice and neat. Should print well with any material, PLA is just fine. You may want a brim depending on your printer.
printing in PLA. Oriented with flat parts on print bed. May need to open up holes with a drill bit, I think I used a 2.5mm. I also used a m3 x 0.5 mm tap to create thread and used original hardware. So far so good Might work with other…
