Maze Cube plus-I #5 'BTS'

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This is the fifth work in my "Maze Cube part-I" series, a special gift for BTS and ARMYs as a fan. The maze's interior design makes it complicated to print, requiring extra effort from you to assemble it. The attached file, "Maze Cube I-5 Body_beta.stl", isn't suitable for standard 3D-printers due to the bent tubes inside. This file showcases the original Maze Cube and is intended for printers that can print empty tubes without support. If a beta-version cube (original body) is printed without support, the passage will be narrower as the filament of the missing part of the support will be stretched down. Consider using a small ball to pass through this narrow passage. I recommend printing and assembling six plates and inner connecting tubes that are part of the Maze Cube. Before covering the transparent plate with the final task, carefully check the maze's path and especially inside the tube to ensure smooth rolling for the ball. The Maze Cube has 17 lanes and measures 151mm each in x, y, z dimensions. The original ball size is about 6mm. To complete this product took me more than three days; you may consider making it 60% smaller. In the maze, your mission is to touch down all three points on the "BTS" plate: the "B" point, the "T" point, and the "S" point. You can refer to the attached solution file for guidance. As a hint, the "B" point is connected to the center hole of the "ARMY" plate, the "T" point to the center hole of the "heart" plate, and the "S" point to the center hole of the "bangtanboys" plate respectively. You'll succeed if you pass these three center holes. Using magnets makes it easier to control the ball's movement. I hope this Maze Cube will be worth your time and make a good gift.