Rubiks Cube Stand
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Basic shape for a sturdy and nice Rubik's Cube stand created in under 2-3 minutes since no simple and elegant cube stand with enough density was found to showcase a solved Rubik's cube. The actual print took about 45-50 minutes. This design is comprised of three basic shapes: a distorted sphere, a subtracted bottom, and the subtracted position for the cube itself. Simple yet highly effective. Open Scad software was used to create this design. This project teaches how to make things from basic shapes and demonstrates parametric modeling. The goal was to allow the Rubik's Cube to be in a "motion" position so the stand had to be less than the size of a single square of the cube, meaning the distance from the bottom of the square must be less than the width of one square of a 3 by 3 Rubik's Cube (<=18.29mm). The design was tried in white, black, and silk silver PLA, and the resulting prints were given away to coworkers who had cubes on their desks.
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