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▷ 4x4 puzzle cube 3d models 【 STLFinder 】
4x4 puzzle cube
thingiverse
Just a 4x4 puzzle cube i made. decently hard, i guess. ... Holder here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3624304
4x4 Puzzle Cube
myminifactory
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.. quite the challenge to solve (even with the clues!). See the cheat sheet here.
Parts:4x4 Puzzle CubePuzzle Piece 1Puzzle Piece 2Puzzle Piece 3Puzzle Piece 4Puzzle Piece 5Puzzle Piece 6Puzzle Piece 7Puzzle Piece 8Puzzle Piece 9Puzzle Piece 10
4x4 Puzzle cube
thingiverse
assembled puzzle puzzle pieces Custom Section 4x4 puzzle cube Objectives: In participating in this project students should learn how to draw, design and print a puzzle unique to them Audiences: This is a very beginner friendly project that would...
4x4 Puzzle Cube Holder
myminifactory
This is a box for the amazing 4x4 puzzle by New Matter.
I designed it in OnShape where I tried to make it adjustable to different parameters like tolerance, cube size and added a hexagonal pattern design. The pattern was made a little bit smaller...
4x4 Puzzle Cube Magnetic
myminifactory
I really liked the original 4x4 Puzzle Cube design. I just wanted to have something that I can fidget with. This is my remix with magnets. Use 20 pieces of 6x3mm magnets. It's a tight fit, you need to force the magnet to go in. Don't need to use...
4x4 Puzzle Cube
cults3d
Don't let the simplicity of this cube fool you: it's actually quite the challenge to solve (even with the clues!).
...See the cheat sheet here.
4x4 Puzzle Cube
myminifactory
This is my first shot at making a puzzle cube. ...It was hard enough for me to give up and look at the solution.
Bedlam 4x4 Puzzle Cube 60mm³
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Bedlam 4x4 Puzzle Cube 60mm³
Bedlam 4x4 Puzzle Cube 60mm³
myminifactory
Bedlam cubes are made of 13 parts that together make up a 4x4 cube with 19,186 distinct ways of doing so.
I have added my own solution as an assembly in Inventor (Autodesk) and a 6-way solution as a picture.
I have also added an editable file for...
Bedlam 4x4 Puzzle Cube 60mm³
thingiverse
Bedlam cubes are made of 13 parts that together make up a 4x4 cube with 19,186 distinct ways of doing so. I have added my own solution as an assembly in Inventor (Autodesk) and a 6-way solution as a picture. I have also added an editable file for...
Fun Fully 3D Printable 4x4 Puzzle Cube
thingiverse
Here is the link to my Instructable: https://www.instructables.com/id/FUN-Fully-3D-Printable-4x4-Puzzle-Cube/ I printed all of the pieces in PLA with 5% infill, although 10% is probably ideal.
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4x4 Puzzle Cube
thingiverse
Just a little fun puzzle I made. ... Print it out in different colours and have fun!
puzzle cube 4x4
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a 4x4 puzzle cube
4x4 Cube Puzzle
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A 4x4 Cube puzzle. ...(Maybe a bit to hard lmao :D)
4x4 cm cube puzzle
thingiverse
Just a cube that splits into 16 pieces.
... Instructions the second number in each file represents how many copies of that piece you will need.
Interlocking Puzzle Cube 4x4
thingiverse
If you have problems assembling your cube, download BurrTools and increase the clearance between parts. The puzzle needs seven moves to assemble. ...Print Settings Printer: CTC Bizer ...
4x4 Cube Puzzle and Holder
youmagine
So I followed some of his methods to build a 4x4 Puzzle Cube. It was fun and although I am far more proficient with Solidworks.
.. I will probably be using Fusion360 more for certain types of geometry. The method of push/pulling faces is much faster...
Interlocking Puzzle Cube 4x4 #2
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Another puzzle cube. This one needs five moves to remove the first part, seven moves to disassemble. I uploaded two sets, only with 0.5mm, the other with 0.15mm clearance between parts. I printed the "loose" set and could assemble it right off the...
Puzzle Cube 4x4 With Secret Compartment
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4 x 4 Puzzle Cube With a Secret Compartment in the Middle.
Snake Cube Puzzle Large 4x4 or Small 3x3
thingiverse
( S = straight through block C= Corner hole block ) Large - 4x4 cube CSS CCC CCC CCC CSC CSS CCC CSS CSC CCC CCS CSC CCC CCC CCS CCS CCS CCS SCC CSC CS Small - 3x3 Cube SCS CSC SCC CCS CSC CCS CCS CCCS And then the other last end piece making sure.
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4X4 BUMP CUBE EXTENSIONS
thingiverse
Hi all, these are extensions to make a 4x4 bump cube, extensions made for the 4x4 of QIYI, enjoy it The extensions needs sanding and rounding of corners after printing. ... and do not forget to leave your LIKE, that gives us more incentive to keep...
4x4 Barrel Cube
prusaprinters
Just by observing this puzzle, you might think that this is a difficult puzzle, (well, it is) but in reality, it is just like solving a 4x4!
4x4 Rubik's Cube
cults3d
This is best-selling game in the world.
Rubik's Cube invented in 1974 by Ernő Rubik.
20mm cube 4x4 tray
thingiverse
My usual process when opening a new filament is to print the xyz 20mm cube. Given that my filament collection is growing, I wanted a nice place to put all my benchmark cubes for display! ... Printed with 20.3mm holes in order to alleviate fitting...
LED 4x4 cube jig
cults3d
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/4X4X4-Blue-LED-Light-Cube-Kit-3D-LED-DIY-Kit-for-Arduino/1829717_32595530987.html ). This plugs directly into an Arduino Uno, or can be hooked to a Raspberry Pi. After some effort, I found (very bad) build...
LED 4x4 cube jig
prusaprinters
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/4X4X4-Blue-LED-Light-Cube-Kit-3D-LED-DIY-Kit-for-Arduino/1829717_32595530987.html ). This plugs directly into an Arduino Uno, or can be hooked to a Raspberry Pi. After some effort, I found (very bad) build...
LED 4x4 cube jig
thingiverse
http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/4X4X4-Blue-LED-Light-Cube-Kit-3D-LED-DIY-Kit-for-Arduino/1829717_32595530987.html ). This plugs directly into an Arduino Uno, or can be hooked to a Raspberry Pi. After some effort, I found (very bad) build...
Rubiks cube 4x4 3D model
cgtrader
A 4x4 rubiks cube with arnold shader and lighting setup.
ready to use
4x4 led cube led holder
thingiverse
this is a 4x4 led cube led holder that i designed hope you like it thanks
3mm LED 4x4 cube jig
thingiverse
This is a jig to help solder layers for 4x4 LED cube. ...It is for 3mm LED with 15mm space between.
Is it possible to make money on 3D printing? Taking off the rose-colored glasses in an interview with Oscar van Deventer / Habr
Many people are interested in the question: how to make money on 3D printing? If there are 3D printers, then there must be some way to make money from it by providing "services to the public" and not just printing prototypes.
One of the ideas: a service where anyone can upload their model, pay for printing and get the item. Also on the service there should be a choice of models with prices. One example is shapeways.com.
This is an interview with Oskar van Deventer, engineer and puzzle designer. He made the largest Rubik's Cube: 17×17×17, which is a Guinness World Record. He is also the author of hundreds of puzzles, some of which are mass-produced, and many are presented in the form of models and can be printed on demand. It was Oscar that seemed to me the most interesting author, because:
- he loves the Rubik's cube,
- he invents something new,
- he earns from 3D printing.
About the Rubik's Cube and other puzzles
When did you get your first Rubik's Cube and how quickly did you master it?
− I bought my first Rubik's Cube in 1980 (Oscar was born in 1965). It took me 2 weeks to solve the puzzle.
Now I could solve this problem within two minutes.
Your 17x17x17 cube is in the Guinness Book of Records. Did you assemble it yourself?
− Yes, I collected it.
Direct link to the video
Do you have a favorite puzzle that you came up with?
− Always next.
Can you share some secrets about how ideas are born? This is the hardest part: coming up with something new.
- There are no secrets, I just spend a lot of time and think. For me, the task is to make a new mechanism that can do something that was not there before. See, for example, the new puzzle "Irreversible Cube".
How long does it take from an idea into a model to a 3D printed sample?
− Shapeways manufactures within 10 working days.
What programs do you use for simulation?
− Various CAD programs.
How do you test your inventions? Let your friends or family play? Maybe organize focus groups?
- First I make a prototype.
Then I show it on YouTube. Be sure to submit it to the puzzle forum, which is actually a social network of collectors of complex puzzles, designers and constructors. And I show the puzzle at meetings of representatives of this community.
Direct link to the video
Inventor's experience
Is working on puzzles the main job? Or do you work somewhere else?
− My main job is as a senior researcher in the field of online media.
I know about you as an inventor. How do you position yourself? Inventor? Entrepreneur?
“My entrepreneur card says “mechanical puzzle designer.” It's a hobby. Yes, I'm doing business to keep exploring new possibilities, to make puzzles to please the fans.
What is your education?
− I have a PhD in optical networks.
There are puzzles that are sold on the market and printed in industrial quantities. What are these puzzles?
- Yes, there are such puzzles.
You can see here.
3D printing as a business
Are you satisfied with the sales of 3D models?
“Until now, selling models on Shapeways has beaten back the cost of prototypes. It's not bad anymore.
So sales aren't that great?
− Earnings provide a good additional income. But not enough to quit your regular job. Until I'm ready for it.
What sells best?
- I don't track accurately. The Hanayama metal series has been successfully sold for quite some time. Anti-Virus is doing well in Europe. And Gear Cubes are getting more and more popular.
What methods do you use to advertise? I know that you record videos for Youtube. What else?
− YouTube and puzzle fan forum. YouTube gives more viewers, but most of my buyers are on the forum.
Buyers can contact you directly. Were there any funny or weird questions from buyers?
− Sometimes, my customers don't understand the concept of 3D printing.
The most interesting request was for a "Gift Cube".
Note: Another person suggested this idea to Oscar. An ordinary Rubik's cube, if solved, becomes a box. The top side of the red color forms a heart and is removed like a lid.
Collaboration with shapeways.com
The advent of 3D printers is creating new markets. Shapeways.com is an example of this new way of selling. How difficult was it to conclude an agreement with them?
− At the beginning of 2008, Virsavia Grossmann told me about Shapeways. I opened my store and uploaded the models. This is a very simple and convenient service.
Have you seen their 3D printers? How do you control print quality?
− Shapeways has excellent quality control. They monitor customer complaints and feedback, and continuously improve production and delivery. If occasionally problems happen, if something goes wrong (for example, a part is missing or incorrectly printed), then everything will be corrected for you immediately.
Do you choose the materials and printers that will print your puzzles? Or is it the Shapeways employees?
- I choose from what Shapeways offers. As a rule, I use the technology of selective laser sintering of nylon powder. Sometimes I use metal or something else.
3D printers
Do you have a 3D printer?
− No. I usually use Shaweways. I have a few friends with home 3D printers that I ask for help from time to time.
Thinking about getting your own printer?
- I'm thinking about buying Makerbot. But what stops me is the poor print quality compared to Shapeways printers and the lack of support.
Now many geeks dream of buying a 3D printer for fun. It's not necessary, but it's very desirable. Do you think 3D printers will become as commonplace as conventional printers in the future?
− No. Most homes don't have sewing machines. Most homes don't have photo printers.
Why? Because it is much easier and cheaper to buy clothes and order photo printing in the laboratory.
Which 3D printers do you like? What struck?
− Shapeways has the best SLS printer available today: high quality at low prices.
What do you miss about modern 3D printers? What features would you like to add?
− Every 3D printing technology is a compromise between performance, power, precision and cost. I would like a 3D printer that is able to do mass production at low prices, even for a limited edition. The Dutch company TNO is currently working in this direction.
Direct link to the video
Follow-up questions
I did not wait for additional questions from habrausers and asked them myself.
You often communicate directly with puzzle lovers. Do they have any common features?
I communicate a lot on YouTube and by email. I think it can be divided into two types:
− older generation who like traditional puzzles,
- young people who like my Rubik's Cube puzzles.
Many of them show talents in mathematics.
Now a lot of sales go through appstores for iPhones or Androids. No desire to make games for smartphones or tablets?
I have made several smartphone applications for fun, just to learn the technology. But I'm more interested in mechanical puzzles. Please note that now the development of an application, marketing costs about the same as the development of a mechanical puzzle.
Suppose I have an idea for a game. Where do I begin? Test her? Get a license? Do marketing?
You need to start by creating a working prototype. And test it on friends and family.
Links
Shapeways 3D Printing Service
Oscar's Store on Shapeways
Oscar van Deventer's Official Website
Oscar van Deventer's Youtube Channel
Credit
8 I thank the habrausers who helped me correct the typos: encyclopedist, dimanonim, awolf, sergeyotro, dzhe.
Vadim Galkin asked questions, prepared and translated the interview.
Transparent cube and pyramid - children's puzzles on a 3D printer
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Once in the Tula Quantorium there was a task to create several puzzles for children at various outdoor events. Those that we had were quite large in weight and size. So I jumped right into Fusion 360.
The first puzzle should be a glass cube , in which various geometric shapes must be placed. And sometimes, and especially for children, this is not so easy to do.
I chose the correct size of 100 mm for the internal (this is important) cube size. And I started modeling. I will not dwell in detail, because there are many lessons on how to make tetrahedra, and other figures are very simple. But if you have any questions, write in the comments.
1st figure - ordinary terahedron :
2nd figure - star of 2 terahedrons :
3rd figure - cube with cut corners :
The notches in the form of circles were specially added for gripping fingers.
All printed on Maker Point PLA with a layer of 0.2 mm on Ultimaker 2+ printers. They were printed for quite a long time because in one piece, and only one of the tops of the star was cut off just to remove the supports almost completely.
Then a plan of the cube was developed, or rather the corners of the holders, which later had to be further minimized.
Sketch:
Finished element of the corner:
Then the corners were printed, and instead of square glass, 5 mm thick plexiglass was used, cut on a laser machine. I took the dimensions of the glass 102 mm and made the right decision, because without the allowance, the parts would hardly have entered. We glue the whole project at the moment of the crystal.
Well, and my own photo after assembly (the cube itself was surprisingly easy and simple to assemble)
The second puzzle is a pyramid of balls . Or rather, not from balls, but from sticks with knots in the form of balls. She is also not as easy to assemble as it seems at first glance.
We had an original made of wood, but not to scale, but it was possible to take measurements from it. Modeling in Fusion 360 again. For the pyramid you need all the details in the amount of 2 pieces.
Printed again in the same way as the first project and on the same printer. True, there was not enough plastic for the last part, so I had to change the coil on the go, but this did not even affect the quality.
The result is such an interesting puzzle.
All exhibits have already been successfully tested on children and not only.
As a result, I would like to say that 3D printing is a very good solution in terms of creating various puzzle projects and visual aids, because. From the moment of idea to the very embodiment in plastic, very little time passes.
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