I really like this model. I particularly appreciate that it can be printed in separate parts and then assembled. It was fun to print and assemble the model. Thank you very much. It is evident that a great deal of love for detail and fine-tuning has gone into this model.
The model was printed primarily in PLA, with only the hinges printed in PETG. The printing went perfectly, without any problems. The hinges fit very well. (edited)
Cool design but hinges are too fragile and they come apart very easily.
@MassFam_3462301 Please use the fidget-cube_s-hinge_hinge_strong.stl from https://www.printables.com/model/34059-infinity-cube-fidget-cube-with-interchangeable-hin/files
It is scaled to 103 percent in X. Use PETG. Best would be PETG-CF.
Can you post a picture of your print?
@schuetzi99 We can try printing those other hinges. We did use PETG.
Many thanks. You should definitely give the really big one a try: https://www.printables.com/model/651226-gigantic-fidget-cube
Hinges and cubes worked perfectly, had issues getting the 2 halves of the balls together, and as such 1 has split apart inside. I suspect that this may be down to old cheaper filament but if i was to reprint i would do the balls as 1 piece with a flat bottom to help print.
Great model, thank you very much! I first thought "why would someone want to have it with balls?" and now, when I can't stop playing with it: "aaah, that's why :)".
Used my own models for balls though.
PS Special thanks for the S-shape hinges, I think I'll use same concept not once in my future projects! (edited)
@wi1k1n_259014 Thank you. Didn't you publish your model for balls?
You can find me also on MW.
All printed in PLA (sunlu silk copper, generic gray and pink) 0.4nozzle 0.18mm layer.
Perfect model!
