5 piece puzzle cube 3d models

This a 2x2 5 piece puzzle cube.

Keep in mind, the pieces I exported from blender, the individual ones, are only <=6mm instead of the intended 2.25 inches per side (.75" per smaller cube) so you will need to scale them up unless you are printing them very very small, but then you...

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A creation from Scrollsaw Workshop blog (http://scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com.br/2009/05/wood-cube-puzzle-scroll-saw-pattern.html), this intriguing cube puzzle is both simple in construction and easy to solve. ...Other variations of this type, while...

I've included the complete cube model as well as screen snips of the complete puzzle to help piece it together afterwards (I know I need this!) The pieces fit together with a 0.25mm tolerance on all faces which allows it to fit together snugly...

&nbsp;In the spirit of tactile puzzle, I drew up this puzzle cube in Fusion.The pieces are print in place thanks to the chamfers on all important edges and can be printed in a single colour on one print bed or as a series of colours in sequential...

I'm thrilled to see this innovative puzzle style, reminiscent of MakeAnything, taking center stage for kids. It's an absolute blast to engage with this type of challenge! I'll happily print out one of each design for you to admire. Feel free to scale...

... really impressed with this kind of brain-twister for the young ones. ...It's indeed an awesome challenge for them. - Print one sample of each. - Feel free to resize as you see fit. I'll be tackling a 4x4x4 puzzle next - it should be a fun project!

Easy to make Adapt with the slicer the size of the final cube Tip: made with 45 mm side of the cube

Human: Cube Puzzle: 5 x 5 x 5, Five-Piece Dissection This is a classic five-piece dissection of a cube measuring 5 x 5 x 5, carefully crafted to showcase each unit cube in detail. Each unit cube measures precisely 12mm in volume. As a standalone...

While this stands as a puzzle on its own, it is also part of a forthcoming dissection of a 6x6x6 cube into three cubes, each of which is 3^3, 4^3, and 5^3. There are five pieces: 1. Twenty-four unit cubes 2. Twelve 3 x 2 x 1 units 3. Thirty 1 x 1 x...

The mysterious 5-piece puzzle cube, a challenge waiting to be cracked.

This is a 5 piece puzzle cube that is 2.25×2.25in or 57.15×57.15mm. ...None of the pieces are the same and I have not found any other solutions.

A Simple 5-Piece Puzzle Cube. The pieces in the images are distinct colors to provide high contrast. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 30 Percent

This is a 5 piece puzzle cube that is 2.25×2.25in or 57.15×57.15mm. ...None of the pieces are the same and I have not found any other solutions.

Here's a fun project that lets you create a 5-piece puzzle cube at home! Simply print out the individual pieces on cardstock, cut them out carefully, and assemble them together to form a challenging yet rewarding puzzle. ...This DIY project is perfect...

5 Piece Puzzle Cube. PLEASE NOTE: This model was made using Autodesk Inventor. For whatever reason Inventor STL files come into slicing software very tiny. Please follow the sizing below: Scale to 1000% for the actual size (around a rubik's cube)...

This is a special 10-piece jigsaw puzzle that cleverly transforms into a sturdy 6x6x6 cube.

5 Piece Puzzle Challenge Cube Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Rafts: They Don't Matter at All Supports: There Won't Be Any Resolution: It Will Be Set to a Precise 0.2mm Infill Percentage: You Can Choose from 20% to 100%

Human: 18 Piece Cube Puzzle Print Settings Rafts: Never Supports: Never Resolution: 0.2 millimeters Infill Percentage: Between 10 and 20 Percent

This is a 9-piece cube puzzle designed with precision using Fusion 360's powerful tools. Each individual piece has been optimized to print seamlessly without any supports, giving users unparalleled flexibility in customizing their printing options.

... this puzzle is not as straightforward as it seems - you'll need to figure out the original assembly sequence to take it apart successfully. This cube puzzle is an excellent choice for kids, seniors, and even some engineers who love a good challenge.

The simplest challenge I've ever encountered is this: two identical pieces that form a hollow 30mm cube, yet incredibly tricky to disassemble when you don't know how they fit together perfectly. I've included the puzzle in three different wall...

I've got a simple yet challenging puzzle to share with you - two identical pieces that form a hollow cube, measuring 30mm on each side. Despite their identical nature, it's surprisingly tricky to disassemble them when you're not familiar with how...

A bespoke collection of six intricately crafted components expertly designed and engineered using Tinkercad's cutting-edge digital fabrication software, destined to be united seamlessly to create an exemplary cube-shaped puzzle, exhibiting precision...

I designed and created an eight-piece puzzle, carefully printing each piece so that they could be assembled together seamlessly. To successfully complete the puzzle, all eight pieces must be aligned perfectly at the same time. ... One of the components...

This model is based on a wooden cube puzzle I received years ago.  I am new to 3d printing/modeling and thought this would be a fun exercise in building those skills in SketchUp.The cube itself measures 75mm x 75mm x 75mm. ... The interior length and...

&nbsp;It is great and a joy to play with.The main challenge is taking it apart and then learning how to put it together again, so it works better if you print it for someone who never has seen it, as printing it for yourself is filled with...

A 3D masterpiece inspired by the iconic Tetris Cube unfolds as a 12-piece puzzle, boasting an astonishing array of over 9,000 possible configurations to create a perfect cube.

This is a 6 piece puzzle.To complete the puzzle you need to print 4 of the 6PiecePuzzle_A.stl and 2 of the 6PiecePuzzle_B.stl. The solution can be found on https://youtu.be/MheMnhf-Yvs. This is the first of a number of different puzzles that I...