When we say that 3D printing is the “magic” of the space age, this is not an exaggeration: only ink can express your inner desires. What could be more magical than this?
This lazy engineer is one of the magicians. He has more and more hypnotic design libraries in Cults. Their recent design was recently explored on the Internet. This is a 3D model called a “satisfying hexagon”. When you view it, it is difficult to digest what you see.
In the description of the website, the lazy engineer wrote that it was a small geometric toy that was “satisfied with playing.”
Although we agree with this, it is certain that this matter also has a hypnotic effect. It can definitely be used as a desk decoration; however, it will definitely distract you.
If you decide to make one yourself, they will say that you need four small magnets ranging in diameter from 0.2 inches (6 mm) to 0.09 inches (2.5 mm) in height.
If you have a 3D printer but don’t have magnets for some reason, don’t worry. Obviously, you can print shorter length pins and operate from the top.
They said that although it may not produce the same effect, it “can still solve the problem.”
Another project they did is equally compelling. This toy is based on a hyperboloid, which is really interesting and makes people bend over.
In the instructions, they said they printed everything in 3D, except for the nylon thread used to fix the beads.
For those who want to 3D print this image, no special settings are required.
They wrote: “I printed mine PLA, Upper Ande 3, with a 0.6mm nozzle (0.4 should be fine as well) for a 0.2mm layer height, and 20% filler” and said that the beads are easy to print with edges.