3d cube puzzle

Large 4 by 4 puzzle cube divided into nine equal parts. Part 1 holds one large, solid block of color. Part 2 contains two distinct, separate blocks of color. Part 3 also consists of two different blocks of color. Part 4 features three separate and...

... try using sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges or burrs. This will make it much easier for the parts to assemble correctly. Each cube has a side length of 30 millimeters, so be sure to double-check your measurements before starting assembly.

Cube is 40mm to a side, with 0.1mm slop allowed, which allows for a neat fit which doesn't just fall apart. Printed 0.2mm layer hight, speed profile, on a Prusa Mini, with no supports. There's a 10mm bridge span, which my printer handles fine. I...

Currently, my fully assembled puzzle cube measures 0.3 inches in length, but don't worry about that - simply scale the largest dimension up to whatever size you desire for your own custom cube. I opted for a generous size of approximately 2 inches,...

This is an itty-bitty cube.

PUZZLE CUBEby WildRoseBuilds  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_T_tMMpWjQThis puzzle was heavily inspired by a gif of pacificpuzzleworks slideways puzzle cube. He has since made a thingiverse account and shared his files here:...

The ultimate challenge has arrived - a simple yet addictive 3D puzzle that will put your brain to the test and have you hooked from the very start! With its easy-to-grasp gameplay, this mesmerizing puzzle is perfect for all ages. From kids to...

Humans assemble printed cubes to form complete three-dimensional objects that resemble a cube shape.

Cuboctahedron Puzzle, Cube Puzzle A polyhedron with 8 triangular faces and 6 square faces is known as a cuboctahedron. It can be constructed from a cube by slicing off its 8 corners using the edge midpoints for the slicing plane. The resulting shape...

just a puzzle i made in high school

This puzzle is designed to shatter your mental state.

a cubic puzzle with exploded view showing solution

Cube is 40mm to a side, with 0.1mm slop allowed, which allows for a neat fit which doesn't just fall apart.Printed 0.2mm layer hight, speed profile, on a Prusa Mini, with no supports. There's a 10mm bridge span, which my printer handles fine. ...I...

if you stick these things well , you will get cube.

2.25x2.25x2.25" cube five interlocking parts

This is an exciting challenge cube. ...Making a single cube from its various shapes requires skill and patience.

3D Cube Design: http://a360.co/2ixzldK Assembly Process: http://a360.co/2BRmrPX This cube design features 9 equal sides, making it a challenging assembly for most people the first time. I've created both digital and physical models in Fusion 360.

Based on a 50mm^3 cube, this puzzle offers two exciting assembly methods: **Method 1:** Print the center and four corners separately, then snap them together for a challenge. Add stickers or paint the faces to enhance the puzzle's complexity. Use a...

TinkerCad was used for the final intersection (subtract the negative from the artwork cube) as everything else I tried crashed or made a mess of the mesh. Most versions of this artwork have the gold detail raised, personally I prefer the negative...

With each twist and turn, the puzzle shifts, revealing new possibilities and hiding old ones. The Human's complexity lies in its seemingly endless combinations, making it a true test of spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills. ...Those who conquer...

A toy used for fidgeting and a little challenge to solve the puzzle.

A Fun and Easy Puzzle Made Up of Just 5 Pieces.

A Simple Five-Bit Brain Teaser Plus a Complete Puzzle of Medium Complexity

here is a puzzle i designed it should fit nicely together

It's a three-part cube made up of equal parts that fit together only in one direction, allowing it to form the cube.

People assemble four distinct components, integrating them seamlessly to form a robust, three-dimensional cube.

This intriguing assemblage comprises a cube-shaped jigsaw, crafted from numerous components that interlock seamlessly.

You have to assemble the fragments into a solid cube shape.

Four corner pieces and four central pieces combine to form an impressive cube structure.

The pieces join to a 3*3*3 cube.