HC300 Assembly Tool (Minimized)

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The original Hypercube 300 Assembly Tool no longer fits snugly on 200x200 3D Printers due to its excessive width, so I modified the design by carefully trimming down its sides using OpenSCAD's precision cutting tools. The revised width is now 180mm instead of 208mm, allowing it to fit comfortably within the smaller bed's dimensions. Additionally, I rotated the tool 90 degrees to prevent potential collisions with smaller Y sizes often compromised by paper clips. The edges where I made these adjustments are slightly rough, as I'm still learning how to create smooth chamfers in OpenSCAD and my programming background is more familiar with precision coding than design principles. However, this approach was the most efficient way to achieve the desired modifications given my skillset. A downloadable source file containing the revised design is available for users to access and render their own prints. Please note that the original STL file must be present in the same directory as the source file, which has been re-uploaded here for convenience. I haven't had a chance to print this modified version yet, but I plan to do so soon and will add a photo of the finished product once it's complete.