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Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked

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Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked - Sorry bad photos, in the car, but why ,what is wrong , I WASTED SO MUCH FILMENT AND TIME ON THIS AND IT IS A BIG FAIL - 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked - still the same - 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked - As you can see it is as hard as a rock and I can’t turn it into a springo - 3d model
Auxetic Cubes // 18mm 10x10 Stacked - As you can see small bed and there are a lot of  pieces from other failed attempts - 3d model
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These auxetic structures swivel and expand in surprising ways! This is a 10x10 variation with a total of 100 squares, each 18x18mm. A cool demonstration of auxetics that is fun to fidget with. This stacked variation is twice as tall with double the hinges to add strength and rigidity along the Z plane... a.k.a. more smooth & satisfying fidgeting! Combine with 18mm Auxetic Tiles to create transforming artworks!


Printing Guidelines

Fairly loose requirements, just make sure your printer isn't overextruding and has decent cooling so none of the parts fuse. I used 0.16mm layer height, 3 shells. No supports!

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