Ezekiel's Wheel Puzzle

prusaprinters

This can be a tricky puzzle to put together. fortunately, the upper and lower level solutions are laid out in the .stl files.It may not be practical for your printer to print out each layer as laid out. You may need to move the pieces around to get enough spacing or to fit your print area.I would recommend printing the upper and lower layers in two different colors.The blue represents sky and the grey represents wind.  The black pin and the white oval make the eye.  The two layers make the wheel in the wheel.The pieces are all unique.  They were created from Galois cyclic polynomials modulo 3, hence the twenty-seven piece lower wheel and the nine piece upper wheel. The .gcode files include filament changes.  The wedge pieces I printed in blue and switched to black.  The curvy pieces I printed in silver and switched to white.   Category: Puzzles