3D printed 3x3 twisty puzzle (rubik's cube)

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A 3D printed 3x3 cube is brought to life through the magic of modern technology. Watch it come together in this fascinating video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxewwJwaA4A To print the pieces, I started by producing them at a reduced size of 85% and a layer height of just 0.3 mm, without relying on any supports. Here's what was needed to bring it all together: Print: Core: 1 Centers: 6 Corners: 8 Edges: 12 I also utilized six sturdy metal screws measuring 25mm in length, perfectly suited for the reduced size of 85%. To assemble this magnificent cube, I first attached the centers to the core using those trusty screws. Once that was secure, I carefully placed the remaining pieces – corners and edges – into their designated spots, just like you would with a traditional 3x3 puzzle. The corners and edges used in this creation were generously shared by "Fully Printed 3x3 Puzzle by constrain3d".