3d printer puzzle cube

This is a mind-bending puzzle that helps to work out your mental muscles.

If you can't conquer that puzzle, your identity most likely belongs to Wheatley.

This puzzle consists of five distinct pieces that need to be combined.

this is an easy puzzle this model was made on solidworks

Another "two parts go together to form a cube" puzzle. Best if printed in two colors.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Orient the model so that the face that looks like a letter "D" is face up, and it'll print without supports.&lt;/p&gt; I find 33mm...

... using three colors and you will end up with parts for three multi-color assemblies. The 65mm in the title refers to the approximate diameter of the sphere. The flat sides are about 55mm. This is based on my recent 40mm 3 part cube puzzle.

The challenge is on: build a block cube by expertly fitting all the pieces together into a perfect, solid cube shape!

Challenge you and your friends to build a 3X3X3 cube using the given pieces, remember, It's called the impossible Cube for a reason!

... I employed Pythagoras' theorem to manually calculate the dimensions required for the second sketch. If anyone is skilled in Fusion 360 and willing to lend their expertise, I would appreciate guidance on how to design the cube parametrically.

A cube divisible into 16 constituents; the count of each type is specified within files.

this print is very small when slicing up the size 50% have fun building the cubes

Assemble the individual components into a cohesive three-dimensional structure, forming a solid cube.

A truncated cube to be assembled with only 4 pieces.&nbsp;

Here is your fun little puzzle printed out in different colors for you to enjoy. ...Have a blast solving it!

It's a puzzle made up of just six pieces. ...You'll need some cleverness to figure it out, though.

Consisting of six interlocking pieces, reminiscent of "Snap Together Puzzle Three," this brain teaser presents a cubic form that requires strategic thinking to assemble. The puzzle comprises three distinct types of pieces, each represented twice, and...

... x 1.2mm but can be scaled if your material is strong (or flexible). For easier assembly, use a Solido SD300 or 3D Systems Invision LD to print Boxies 1, 2, or 3 files with a 0.175mm gap between each part on a single layer of unused support material.

You must construct a 3x3x3 cube using 6 three-dimensional 3x3x1 blocks and 3 one-dimensional 1x1x1 small cubes. ...To accomplish this, you will need to generate six large components and three small components for printing.

Solve this 9-piece cube and get instant bragging rights by posting your solution online for everyone to see!

When the correct arrangement is made, these three components come together to form a solid cube shape.

For a cube, you will need to print two pieces of each .stl file.Have fun! Program used: Onshape

A riddle in each cube, pull out its components for fun, and challenge yourself to shape it into a sphere!

Designed this one from old time memory as kid we had lots of fun building the cubes

... all animated. View the ZIM file on IOS and Android devices using the free Simlab Viewer app. The model is available in multiple formats including Solidworks 2016, Simlab Composer 7, DAE, STEP, IGES, Parasolid, OBJ, 3D-PDF, SketchUp, 3DS, and ZIM.

... 3x3x3 cube, defying rotations and reflections! Discover the Soma Cube: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soma_cube Printing Settings: Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm Layer Height: 0.2 mm Wall Thickness: 1.2 mm Infill Density: 12% Support Printing Not Required

I generated this puzzle using a genetic algorithm that creates interlocking puzzles. It turned out to be the most complex puzzle my algorithm was able to find with just three pieces. According to BurrTools, it requires ten moves to remove the first...

Just swap to puzzle pieces to put the two-level pieces closer together so it prints a bit faster (but only a bit).

It's a puzzle that consists of only six pieces, but you'll still need to think cleverly to get the solution.

Interchange the lower-tier puzzle sections now to bring the pieces in closer proximity which enables quicker printing - albeit just a little.

Replicate puzzle piece number four five times, and do it again two more for a total of seven exact copies of this specific design element.