Yet Another Fidget Infinity Cube
por Austin Vojta en Thingiverse
I loved the idea of a 3D printed fidget infinity cube, but was sorely disappointed by the models available on Thingiverse. Some printed well enough to turn, but none had been optimized well for 3D printing. I set out to create my own version, with tolerances and hinges designed perfectly to turn...
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I loved the idea of a 3D printed fidget infinity cube, but was sorely disappointed by the models available on Thingiverse. Some printed well enough to turn, but none had been optimized well for 3D printing. I set out to create my own version, with tolerances and hinges designed perfectly to turn right off your print bed. Prints at 0.2 mm layer height and takes about 4.5 hours. Please let me know your results! UPDATE 12/19/2017: Fixed a couple of internal walls that were causing issues with certain slicers. Thanks to @th_in_gs for the help! UPDATE 3/31/2018: If you're using Cura, be sure to disable "Ignore Small Z Gaps" under your "Shell" settings! Thanks @runtimeterror for discovering this fix.
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