Rock Paper Scissors Lizard Spock Cube

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSLeBKT7-sM I wasn't happy with the final prints from my first design so I completely redesigned it from scratch. My supports interfered too much with the detail on the bottom part of the cube, which made things look bad. To fix this, I redesigned the cube to have holes that allow you to simply pop the discs into place. This also lets you print each disc in a different color if you want to get fancy. The new prints turned out way better than my original design, so please download the revised version! If you're printing this cube, redownload it right away. This cube is specifically designed for Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock games that help settle disputes once and for all. No more feeling like you got a raw deal in these arguments. Just print 2 or more of these cubes and solve your problems with a simple roll. Don't forget to check out the rules below. This cube is based on the popular 20-sided die, but with some key changes. It's got four of each option: rock, paper, scissors, lizard, and Spock. If you're new to this game or need a quick refresher, I'll be creating a cheat sheet tag that explains all the rules. Have fun printing! Print Settings: Printer: Maker Select Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: 40% Notes: I printed all the discs at 100% infill since they're small enough not to matter. For the cubes themselves, I used a 40% infill for best results due to the supports needed on the bottom. With my low-quality printer, I got some decent prints by setting my support angle to 85%, which just created a single support beam at the bottom hole. If you use supports with an angle closer to 50 degrees, try reducing your infill percentage to 15% and adjust your XY and Z distances for smoothness. The discs fit perfectly into their respective holes, but a little glue will help keep them in place so you don't have to force them.