Textured Puzzle Cube!

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I had an entertaining personal project as a test of my Fusion 360 skills. I broke down a cube into three parts and created patterns for interactive play for younger kids, turning it into both a puzzle and a toy. Notes: Don't forget to turn on supports with an overhang at about 60 degrees, that way the printer will only worry about support for the male connection and the highest point in the print. Tolerance is set at .3mm with consideration for varied dimensional accuracy across different printers. Challenge: Print it with Colorful Flexible Filament! By making the blocks a little squishy, you can add another level of interactive play to the tactile experience.