Fully Printed 3x3 Puzzle

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This fully functional 3x3 puzzle is a Rubik's Cube that turns pretty well. With sufficient post-printing cleanup effort, its performance can improve significantly. Although it may not be as stable as mass-produced puzzles, this cube works exceptionally well and provides hours of fun. See how fast you can solve it by printing this cube! Dimensions: The final assembled part measures 60mm x 60mm x 60mm. The edges are approximately 25mm x 25mm x 20mm, the corners about 25mm x 25mm x 25mm, the centers around 20mm x 20mm x 25mm, and the core is a compact 20mm x 20mm x 20mm. Part Requirements: You'll need to print 12 edges, 8 corners, 6 centers (optionally with or without text), and 1 core. Only the edges and corners may require support during printing. Center With Text.stl: This piece features the phrase "3D Printed". Center No Text.stl: This blank center piece is ideal for applying stickers. Shorter parts are available: If your puzzle becomes too loose, you can try tightening it using these extra pieces. Assembly Instructions: Place the centers into the core. Next, position the 4 bottom edges between the centers on a flat surface. Add the 4 bottom corners. You can now put in place the 4 middle edges. Then, add the top 4 corners. Finally, insert the final 4 edges. For any questions or comments, please post them below. To explore tutorials and articles about 3D printing, visit https://www.constrain3d.wordpress.com Watch a tutorial video on this project at https://youtu.be/5VRxhq8DGpg