Snap together braille learning cube

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This is a three-part Braille cube that can be easily assembled by snapping its components together. Each piece can be rotated so the dot combinations form all Braille characters, making it an excellent tool for teaching individuals who don't have access to Braille books. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Up! Resolution: Finest resolution possible (0.2mm) Infill: Solid Notes: Solid fill is best but it also works with a sparse fill. Post-Printing Assembly instructions: Line up all three pieces in a row so the dots are on the same sides, then slide the middle piece onto the shaft of the base piece and finally click the top piece into place. Overview and Background: The small Braille cube is quick to print out and can be used as a demonstration of 3D printing in a STEM design class. It's also an excellent tool for teaching anyone how to read individual characters in Braille, including both grade 1 and grade 2 characters.