Stackable Box Toy Free 3D print model

cgtrader

A Collection of Stacked and Nestable Cubes Decorated with Geometric Shapes and Alphabet Letters.\nDANGER: Objects Smaller than 45mm are Hazardous for Children Under Three Years Old!\nCAUTION: Ensure That the Material Used for Printing is Safe for Young Children!\nSAFETY FIRST: Remove Any Loose Parts or Sharp Edges After the Print Job Is Complete!\nThe Cubes Fit Tightly Inside Each Other and Stack Securely on Top in Special Designated Slots. Each Cube Has a Side Length Five Millimeters Larger Than Its Predecessor. Alphabet Letters, Geometric Shapes, Makerbot and RepRap Logos, and the Message I-LOVE-REPRAP-MAKERBOT Adorn the Sides of the Cubes.\nThis Design Takes Inspiration from the Classic Montessori Pink Tower System. Other Potential Teaching Aids That Can Be Created Using Our Machines Are Waiting to be Explored. Could a Makers4Schools Movement Change the Way Education Is Taught? Recommendation for Printing: Start by Creating the Basic Set from the Parts List, Which Includes Eleven Cubes with Sizes Ranging from 10mm to 60mm. The First Six Cubes Come in One STL File and Fit Within a 100mm Print Area. All Remaining Cubes Are Individual STL Files. The Printer Will Not Require Any Support Material During the Printing Process. A Fill Setting of 10% or Higher Should Yield Desired Results. This OpenSCAD Script Has Been Designed to Be Flexible Despite the Constraints of Its Language. Users Can Easily Modify the Text on Each Cube, Change the Lettering or Numbering Scheme, and Even Begin with a Larger Box Size for an Alternate Version Suitable for Children Under Three Years Old. The Script Allows Users to Control Its Behavior in Two Main Modes: Output All Cubes at Once Using a Loop, or Selectively Print Individual Cubes Based on Their Sizes. This Feature Is Achieved Through the Use of the Exclamation Mark (!) Prefix.