196 downloads · 1 year ago · Hey,
I don't think i have to introduce this puzzle, invented in 1974 by [Erno Rubic](https://de.wiki · View this model's project page to learn more
Hey,
I don't think i have to introduce this puzzle, invented in 1974 by Erno Rubic.
This 3D printed version works surprisingly good but it wont be able to holde up to the new versions of the rubix cube you can buy today. It's comparable to the first sold version, though.
There are 3 versions of this design.
A pre-supported version, a support free
and a clean version.
Check the assembly video or PDF Guide for more information about this.
You need:
You need:
1 X Connector
1 I Connector
6 Middle Pieces
8 Corner Pieces
12 Side Pieces (24 for the support free version)
6x9 Color Plates. In 6 different colors.
12 Connectors (only for the support free version)
The tool is optional.
Print Settings:
All of them can be sliced with standard settings, they only differ in if you should use supports or not.