3d printed cryptex

This version has been 3D printed using a Zortrax M200 with high-performance Z-Ultrat material. Breaking it down reveals 11 distinct pieces that are actually quite simple to assemble. The idea behind this project is to craft a compact safe that can...

All files for 3D printing to make a key mechanism!

Somebody requested a Cryptex, so here's a simple one with just 300 combinations. I think the math checks out for a single ring. The secret to programming is the little key tabs that snap into one of three positions for each of the five circular spots...

... combination that can be customized to meet your specific needs. ...For those interested in building their own, an instructable detailing the assembly process is available here: https://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Cryptex-Puzzle-Safe/.

This is an innovative 3D-printed cryptex designed for secure storage. Turning the rings activates a satisfying clicking mechanism, while the code can be easily modified to suit your needs. To assemble this clever device, you'll need an M3 x 10 mm...

This innovative 3D printed cryptex boasts a rotational design, where intricate rings seamlessly rotate via an advanced clicking mechanism. Its versatility lies in its adaptable coding system, allowing users to update the code as needed. ...Assembling...

Choose the four numbers of the combination and print them to create your Cryptex! ... Cryptex with 6 letters: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/cryptex-letters Good fun!

... firmly into Base 1. Put something inside Base 2 and insert it into the cryptex. Change the numbers, and the cryptex is closed. Have fun printing. Design by Design Ctrl 3D Printing by Ctrl Design PLA by Ctrl Design Print Settings: Printer: Opiliones

Easy Printing Cryptex System 6-Digit Combination Access Code Print All Base STL Files First, Then Assign Number Codes Important Note: Print Only Base Part 2 with Support Material Printed Step 1: Place Numbers on Base 1 and Insert Base 3 with Careful...

note: print only base part 3 with support place the numbers on to base 1 then push  base 2 with some force in to base 1 put somethings inside side base3, then insert base 3 into the cryptex.  change the numbers and the cryptex is closed. have fun...

... up your numbers and see how secure your cryptex really is! With each new combination, the cryptex becomes an even more challenging puzzle to crack. Happy printing! Design by Design Ctrl 3D Printing: By Ctrl Design PLA Material: By Ctrl Design

This is a design for a 3D printable Cryptex. ...The dial rings can be both laser cut or 3D printed (may require fit adjustment by scaling thickness). All parts are designed to be printed easily without supports. ...I've made one and it works well!

Cryptex de Leonardo Da Vinci

Cryptex de Leonardo Da Vinci

If you decide to buy this cryptex, a zip file will be sent to you with the different .STL files for 3D printing as well as the model in .f3d and .obj format. The file name indicates the number of prints of the part to be made. As I don't have any...

This fully functional cryptex is your first 3D-designed model. Follow these instructions: place the rings around the body, ensuring the groove at the rim aligns with the handle. Mark each flat space on the ring for desired key letters above notches,...

Simple Cryptex with 6 changeable tumblers

I set out to craft a cryptex from scratch, with no prior examples to guide me. The finished product turned out to be a unique gift, tailored specifically for its recipient. To make it truly personalized, you can simply affix the letters in place with...

A customizable cryptex can be assembled, featuring an inner base sized like a USB.

5 letter Da Vinci Code Cryptex, with a hidden compartment inside.

I designed a cryptex, with ample space to facilitate the rotation and translation of its components after printing. The print layout is optimized for a single block configuration. Unfortunately, I couldn't conduct a thorough test on the positional...

Since each piece can be printed individually, you’re free to get creative with color combinations.To open the cryptex, line up the numbers of your passcode with the nub on the edge of the lid. Pull up on the lid, and your cryptex will slide open to...

... It should be able to freely move back and forth, so that you can open and close your cryptex.scramble the code and make sure you cant open the cryptex anymore.optional: print out the availible display stand and display your new safe on it.

Cryptex remixed fromhttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14919 The cap and groove on the ring are widen

... and cannot be opened. The password used to secure the cryptex can be set to any 4-digit number within the range of 0-7. Print: 1 cryptographic device casing 1 additional device casing part 1 lock mechanism 4 key sets 4 hexagonal nut components

My wife wanted to organize an escape room fundraiser & my daughter stumbled upon plans for creating a cryptex. I was too laid back to use PVC, screws, hole saws, and wood, so I designed one for the 3D printer. My printer was producing parts...

I'm using a cryptex that requires a six-digit password, and I've already entered 100630, but feel free to modify it to one of the remaining 4,096 possible options.

Here is my attempt at building a functioning cryptex. This prototype has yet to be fully assembled or thoroughly tested, so feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated. ...Version 3

I am a huge fan of the cryptex and have printed several of them previously, but really wanted to be able to say that I designed one as well, so here is my take on the cryptex.Whilst every element in this design is mine, I took a lot of inspiration...

Cryptex that works like a bike lock. The exploded view shows how the parts fit together. The Cap needs to be glued/secured onto the end of the Outer Shell so the rings don't fall off (super glue worked fine for me). ...Each ring has one letter of the...