diagonals in a cube 3d models

3D print the cube and then break it with a hummer 

Options in effect: * hole: 20mm in diameter * Cube size: each side measures 30mm in length * High stand height: the base measures 2 units high * Sphere radius: a circular cross-section has a diameter of 30mm in radius, giving it a circumference of...

Designed by Andy in 123D, this 30mm cube boasts a sleek design featuring a spherical hole that perfectly cradles a miniature sphere within. ...A delightful office distraction waiting to happen, this compact creation is sure to bring a smile to your face...

Prints out the assembled cube as it gets locked inside the box, creating a thrilling scene. ...Enjoy the show!

Check out this cool little gadget featuring a sphere nestled inside a cube! People are sure to ask, "How did that sphere get in there?" Have fun with it! This awesome creation was designed using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online right now at...

A Simple Sphere Takes Shape Within a Hollow Cube, Open on Every Side. Print Settings are as Follows: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer Model: Prusa i3 Special Features Include: Rafts: None Supports: Yes, Absolutely Necessary for a Smooth Print...

Remove the sphere without breaking the cube ...

I recently acquired a printer and wanted to create something unique, so I sketched out an original idea that had been floating in my mind. To my delight, the first draft turned out pretty well. Now I'm eager to go back and make some adjustments -...

A mere pellet confined within a container from which it can't be freed.

I got bored, so I decided to whip up something exciting – a simple shape molded within a three-dimensional box.

This is a trial exercise, specifically designed for me. ...It was created at MD and produced using a cutting-edge 3D touch printer.

I create something unique that only a 3D printer can achieve, perfect for flaunting my skills and wowing acquaintances. ... Crafted with precision using Fusion's cutting-edge design tools, sliced to perfection by Slic3r's advanced algorithms, and...

... hold it captive. This clever design can also be used as a functional key ring, adding an extra layer of fun and whimsy to your daily routine. Measuring just 2 cm on each side, this cube is small enough to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Cube within a Cube! This design is meant to be printed with no supports to test your printer's bridging abilities and it's cooling fans. ...Overhangs are up to 60 degrees, and there are 8 bridges in this design Great for testing the cooling ability...

Printing Tips: You may need to experiment with the scaling of the cube (100 - 101%) in your slicing software to achieve the ideal support layers between the cube's levels. A single support layer should be placed one level apart from both the top and...

Hollow ball enclosed in a cube with rounded edges, I put balls in the ball at the time of printing. ... This is a gadget.

This is a hollow ball with a 2 mm wall embedded in a cube with a rounded edge of 5 cm on each side.

... or use Thingiverse Customizer to customize yours! Please post a make and/or remix if you create one. Check out this Reddit post for more info: https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/cwrkl1/i_saw_some_cube_things_somewhere_decided_to_make/

The Dual Partnership: Octahedron in a Cube / Hexahedron Each polyhedron has a dual counterpart, where faces and vertices swap places. Only a handful can be easily demonstrated physically by fitting one into the other. The cube appears to be an...

#### Gyroid unit in a cube This is a gyroid unit housed in a cube (46mm^3) for easy printing. The cube supports the gyroid to some extent and also provides a framework to make sense of the gyroid structure. Minimal support is still needed to print...

Gyroid unit in a cube This is a gyroid unit housed in a cube (46mm^3) for easy printing. The cube supports the gyroid to some extent and also provides a framework to make sense of the gyroid structure. Minimal support is still needed to print the...

#### Gyroid Patch in a Cube This is another design in our effort to bring the beauty of the gyroid to K-12 students. A gyroid patch , generated using CalcPlot3D, is imported into a cube for easy alignment toward a gyroid unit. It takes 8 copies of...

Gyroid Patch in a Cube This is another design in our effort to bring the beauty of the gyroid to K-12 students. A gyroid patch , generated using CalcPlot3D, is imported into a cube for easy alignment toward a gyroid unit. It takes 8 copies of the...

//Photo Courtesy of #Oneweek (Ernest Carrillo)\n//STL Courtesy of Robert D.\nRobert created a unique penny in the shape of a cube. Carrie House requested the 3D file, which is used to print the penny. If you throw a penny into the cube as it's...

In this particular design, we have a large octahedron with edges measuring 42.4mm in length that can be slid into a larger cube with edges measuring 60mm in length. This unique model can serve as a desktop puzzle, especially when using the two halves...

Felt compelled to test "Ball in a cube" on my old Kafo VMC950 to see how well the machine maintains the precision and how accurately the spindle probe measures at all the many setups.I think the result and blendlines was quite ok.Finished result in...

A fun printout features a 2-inch ball enclosed within a 2-inch cube. The model prints seamlessly and, after removing the supports, reveals an amusing scenario of a ball trapped inside a box that is too spacious for it to escape. Despite its...

... without any external support or rafting. ...My initial prototype proved effective, so I decided to enhance it further by increasing its poly count and overall quality. The result is a superior model that outperforms its predecessor in every aspect.

Printer: Anycubic photon Resin: Anycubic Grey Layer Height: 0.05 mm Normal Exposure Time: 10 seconds Bottom Layer Exposure Time: 60 seconds Total Bottom Layers: 8 I'm thrilled to share my first self-designed printable 3D model, the result of a lot of...

The original Cube design is from south2012 from Thingiverse. I redesigned it and it can fit a coin inside it. A fun thing to show your friends. ...They will wonder how the coin got inside there.&nbsp;</p>