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Fidget Cube
Do you like to fidget? Do you find it hard to stare at your computer and do your work? Well if you answered yes to these two questions, then you're in the same boat as me. I created this to create an outlet for my fellow fidgety students who are unable to afford the $12 fidget cube (and that is without tax and shipping.) This allows you to tap, trace and even place on your finger to chew to your hearts content, and a message to students to see and feel more encouraged.
An issue I came across while designing this is printing, with a few parts sticking out, you will need supports while printing.
If I could redesign the cube, I would definitely think of a way to add a spinner and clicker to the cube.
The aim of my cube is to allow a affordable way to fidget rather than the $12- $20 fidget cubes already on market, and 3D printing this allows for the student to have access to this tool.
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