yoshimoto cubes 3d models

its one part of the yoshimoto cube

its one part of the yoshimoto cube

This is Yoshimoto cube created for ELU project in Tallinn University. ... Original link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2835244

The Yoshimoto Cube is a fascinating mechanical puzzle invented in 1971 by Japanese inventor Naoki Yoshimoto. Comprised of eight interconnected cubes, it can fold and unfold itself cyclically without limit. When folded, the cube transforms into two...

Recently, the Yoshimoto Cube has gained attention from makers and DIY enthusiasts who are interested in 3D printing and creating complex mechanical designs. As suggested by Michael Ragan, one possible next step is to design a printable mold that can...

The Yoshimoto Cube is a complex mechanical puzzle toy consisting of eight interconnected cubes that can fold and unfold indefinitely. Once folded, the cube transforms into two rhombic stellated dodecahedrons that can be joined together to form a...

This is the innovative Yoshimoto Cube, expertly designed with magnetic properties that make assembly and disassembly a breeze. ...Check out this fascinating video.

The Yoshimoto Double Cube The Yoshimoto Cube](http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/y_cube/z_y_cube.html) is a polyhedral mechanical puzzle invented in 1971 by Naoki Yoshimoto, who discovered that two star-shaped rhombic dodecahedrons could be assembled...

# The Yoshimoto Double Cube [The Yoshimoto Cube](http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/y_cube/z_y_cube.html) is a polyhedral mechanical puzzle invented in 1971 by Naoki Yoshimoto, who discovered that two star-shaped rhombic dodecahedrons could be assembled...

# The Yoshimoto Double Star-Cube [The Yoshimoto Cube](http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/a-nishi/y_cube/z_y_cube.html) is a cube that contains a star that can turn into a cube while the cube turns into a star. This polyhedral mechanical puzzle was invented in...

Yoshimoto's double star-cube Yoshimoto's Cube comes in the form of a cube that contains a star that can turn into a cube while the cube turns into a star. This polyhedral mechanical puzzle was invented in 1971 by Naoki Yoshimoto, who discovered that...

The Snapping Hinged Infinity Cube, also known as the Magic Cube, Flexible Cube, Folding Cube, or Yoshimoto Cube, is a fun and challenging puzzle to build. My students and I love working with this cube, so I decided to create a hinged version for...

Infinity Cube, Magic Cube, Flexible Cube, Folding Cube, Yoshimoto Cube Another experiment using TPU, the magic cube or whatever fancy name you could think of, was a success. According to Reference 3, Naoki Yoshimoto invented it in 1971, but I'm not...

Twin Spiky Stellated Dodecahedron, Infinity Cube, Magic Cube, Flexible Cube, Folding Cube, Yoshimoto Cube for Flexible Filament Printing. Caveat: You could print the top or the bottom half. The top one has little to no stringing according to my...

Twin Spiky Stellated Dodecahedron, Infinity Cube, Magic Cube, Flexible Cube, Folding Cube, Yoshimoto Cube for Flexible Filament Printing. Caveat: You could print the top or the bottom half. The top one has little to no stringing according to my...

Yoshimoto's stunning magic cube boasts a hollow interior, making it an excellent choice for gift boxes. Its versatility shines through in its ability to be repurposed. To assemble the components, simply use pins to connect them. I often create 1 mm...

Always a modified sub-cube, just varying edge values.

Many cubes :)designed for green fluorescent PLA 3d print

Cubes, just cubes. A whole stack of them! ... Created in tinkercad to practice but wasn't that hard.

My brand new 3D puzzle game is packed with exciting cube blocks.

Creations in the form of cubes made using the online 3D design tool, 3DTin

A Standard 50mm x 100mm Plate, Complete with Cubes for Enhanced Versatility.

Humans play with cubes and planes in a mirror. ...A basic effect game.\nTake this effect test as is.

Little ones love a fun cube to play with! ...Make sure to use food-grade filament that's safe and non-toxic so they can enjoy it without worrying about anything bad happening.

These are five-millimeter, six-millimeter, and seven-millimeter cubes featuring one-millimeter holes drilled through the center of each face. This object was created using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online at...

... if I turned the tables on this process and instead of removing material, I added it back in. The challenge was to seamlessly integrate a geometric shape into a cube. ...This task forced me to think creatively about how to balance form and function.