Print-in-place twisty puzzle box - mushroom (unsealed) 3D for print
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https://y...outu.be/qvjMhq8SCBg
https://youtu.be/FJXxZtWEMqw
This is not a difficult print, but it does require a fair amount of accuracy.
All moving parts have a clearance of 0.5mm, so ...your printer must be accurate enough to avoid fusing together parts that are positioned close to each other.
All functionally important overhangs are limited to 45 degree angles. Your printer must be able to print these overhangs cleanly.
Any stringing or large surface imperfections my make this puzzle impossible to solve.
If the above requirements cannot be met, some parts of the puzzle can be printed separately - most obviously the outer case. Doing so will, of course, spoil the puzzle mechanism.
Options
Easy
Difficult
Remixes!
Printing
Do not print with supports
Print at reasonable speeds
Use filament that won't blob or string
Make sure your print bed is prepped and cleaned for optimum bed adhesion
If you add a fuzzy skin texture to the print, ONLY add it to the exterior of the outer shell.
Verify a Successful Print
After printing the main puzzle and the puzzle key, you should be able to tell if your puzzle is solvable by checking the following:
The puzzle will rattle easily when shaken.
Parts on the bottom of the puzzle will wiggle when lightly pushed.
The largest concentric circle on the bottom of the puzzle can rotate by hand.
The key will fit inside the key hole in the bottom of the puzzle.
The key will be able to rotate after its inserted into the bottom of the puzzle.
Assembly
All mechanics are print-in-place, but this puzzle top must be glued on - use a very strong glue. It also comes with cosmetic glue-on parts (eyes and dots).
Can I sell copies of this?
Sorry, no. This model is under a non-commercial license because it is based directly on an existing IP.
Designer
3D Printy3d model description
A ready-to-solve twisty puzzle box. Use this “Open top” version if you want to seal a prize inside the puzzle without solving it first.https://y...outu.be/qvjMhq8SCBg
https://youtu.be/FJXxZtWEMqw
3d model print parameters
Printer RequirementsThis is not a difficult print, but it does require a fair amount of accuracy.
All moving parts have a clearance of 0.5mm, so ...your printer must be accurate enough to avoid fusing together parts that are positioned close to each other.
All functionally important overhangs are limited to 45 degree angles. Your printer must be able to print these overhangs cleanly.
Any stringing or large surface imperfections my make this puzzle impossible to solve.
If the above requirements cannot be met, some parts of the puzzle can be printed separately - most obviously the outer case. Doing so will, of course, spoil the puzzle mechanism.
Options
Easy
Difficult
Remixes!
Printing
Do not print with supports
Print at reasonable speeds
Use filament that won't blob or string
Make sure your print bed is prepped and cleaned for optimum bed adhesion
If you add a fuzzy skin texture to the print, ONLY add it to the exterior of the outer shell.
Verify a Successful Print
After printing the main puzzle and the puzzle key, you should be able to tell if your puzzle is solvable by checking the following:
The puzzle will rattle easily when shaken.
Parts on the bottom of the puzzle will wiggle when lightly pushed.
The largest concentric circle on the bottom of the puzzle can rotate by hand.
The key will fit inside the key hole in the bottom of the puzzle.
The key will be able to rotate after its inserted into the bottom of the puzzle.
Assembly
All mechanics are print-in-place, but this puzzle top must be glued on - use a very strong glue. It also comes with cosmetic glue-on parts (eyes and dots).
Can I sell copies of this?
Sorry, no. This model is under a non-commercial license because it is based directly on an existing IP.
