Improve your desktop in the following waysFortress cubeA satisfying 3D-printed puzzle that integrates architectural aesthetics with classic mechanical logic. It includes14 precision engineering partsThis puzzle challenges you to find the exact order needed to lock all the parts into a sturdy fortress-like cube.

Whether you're looking for a stylish fidget toy or a brain teaser to test your friends' ingenuity, this toy is designed for a perfect friction fit and a rewarding assembly experience.

Print the list and components

To complete the entire multidimensional dataset, you need to print the following content:

• Part A:8 units.
• Part B:2 units.
• Part C:2 units.
• Part D:1 unit.
• Part E:1 unit.

Technical explanations and tips

• Tolerance:According to the calibration of the printer,Sections B and CThey can be close-fitting. If they're too tight, you can lightly sand them or-0.1mm XY compensationJust put it in your slicer.
• Materials:It works best in the following aspectsPeople's Liberation Army of ChinaFor the sake of rigidity, butPolyethylene glycol diethylene terephthalate-1,4-cyclohexanediol esterIt provides more "flexibility", making it easy to assemble.
• Zoom ratio:Please feel free to enlarge it into a huge desk!

Assembly instructions

Starting with two groups of four A parts, interlock them together to form the base structure of the cube. Next, insert one B part into each group. After assembly, connect the two groups to create the frame of the cube. Finally, install the two C part components and complete the assembly by adding the D and E parts.

Extra bonus: mini keychain version

Do you want to take on a challenge during your journey?

• Print all componentsa 30% proportion.
• Replace a standard part A withA part of the keychain version