The X-box
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Published on October 3, 2012
Description
This is a piece I made out of pure boredom.
As you can see it is 6 X's that combines into a box, I made sure that the locking part would not fit together in a 3D-program, but in reality they would fit perfectly together because of impurities.
Hope you like it!
You are welcome to further improve my design, as long as you link it back to me.
As you can see it is 6 X's that combines into a box, I made sure that the locking part would not fit together in a 3D-program, but in reality they would fit perfectly together because of impurities.
Hope you like it!
You are welcome to further improve my design, as long as you link it back to me.
Instructions
Print the two parts, they do not need any raft or structure when you build it. Smack'em together sand them and voila.
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cyclone
on
October 25, 2012
said:
FYI the top and bottom have several inverted faces. Not a problem for some slicers but you could run each piece through cloud.netfabb.com to fix.
MacGyver
on
October 22, 2012
said:
I sent my copy home with my kids so I'm pretty sure every kid in their school is going to be looking at this thing today. I may try scaling it down and making some smaller copies for fun.
MacGyver
on
October 5, 2012
said:
I tried to slice the bottom part on skeinforge but has something wrong with it and is taking forever to slice. I'm not I'm going to be able to print this.
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The X-box by JeppeHeiniMikkelsen is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.

Welp the half sized version I just printed didn't work out so well...
For some reason the "lid" printed solid and I didn't notice it until it was done printing.
http://i.imgur.com/ActbV.jpg
It would appear the problems with the mesh will cause some problems when we print it smaller. BTW I did run this through Netfabb and it doesn't appear it did anything to fix it.
Did you run it through the cloud service (cloud.netfabb.com)? Because the standalone Netfabb Basic doesn't correct inverted faces.