Binary Tile (hextraction)
por ransElectronics en Thangs
This tile simulates a single binary digit
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Archivos (3)
- binary_tile.stl STL · 204 KB
- toggle.stl STL · 77 KB
- binary_rule_card.stl STL · 1,2 MB
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This tile simulates a single binary digit
UPDATE June 29th 2023: The Hextraction rules were updated, making the rule card unnecessary. I will keep it available for posterity if you really want to print it.
Assembly instructions: 1. Print both parts 2. Stick a piece of PETG filament down the hole on the side of the tile 3. Align the filament with the hole on the toggle piece 4. Stick the filament all the way through. Use significant pressure to force it in place. 5. Cut the filament flush with the edge of the hexagon 6. (If the filament hinge doesn't hold) glue it in place using your glue of choice. I recommend cyanoacrylate.
CAD files and other stuff are available here: https://gitlab.com/ransElectronics/hextraction-openscad/-/tree/main
UPDATE June 30th 2023: Removed the rule star from the tile in accordance with updated Hextraction rules
UPDATE June 13th 2023: Changed font on the rule card to make it easier to print
UPDATE June 10th 2023: Made some minor tweaks to the model Tweaked the input spot for the filament hinge so slicers wouldn't try to put supports there Added more clearance to the exit wall Update the rule card to be thinner Rotated both parts to their intended printing orientations.
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