
I.Q.B.
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Create an eye-catching toy for your little one with the I-cube! Frustrated by the limited options in toddler toys, one dad decided to design his own ultimate toy cube, complete with buttons, dials, LEDs, a mic, and speaker. The enclosure is made from printed parts and Plexiglas for durability and an upscale look. To construct this cool cube, you'll need six 3mm Plexiglas squares (in various colors), twelve M3 rods, plenty of nuts or lock-nuts, and eight "Cube Corner Ball" printed parts, among others. The I-cube is designed with a modular construction for easy assembly and sturdiness. For optimal aesthetics, print the ribs vertically, and add stability by threading the M3 rods through them. To create the corners of the Plexiglas plates, use the corner cutter block to consistently remove the corners using an iron saw. Assemble the cube by connecting the Endplates with the Cube ribs and M3 threaded rods. Once assembled, determine how you'd like to customize your I-cube, such as adding electronics, buttons, dials, lights, and other printed parts. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting project!
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