As some of you may know, I have always been a hand modder, but I figured it was about time to try out 3D design and printing.
So I downloaded Sketchup and started playing around. Sadly, Sketchup doesn't seem to be as good as Solidworks at designing mechanisms (and since I don't have the money for Solidworks, I have to stick with sketchup). So I decided to design extensions, which are much more affordable anyhow. Here is my first 3d printed puzzle!
It may not be a 4x6x8 (JEREMY! ), but, I love this puzzle!

I just think that the number 7 is not used enough in puzzles, so that explains some of my reasoning.

I will soon offer it on my shapeways shop.
It will most likely be about 20USD for the extensions. You would also have to purchase a mini Eastsheen 2x2 for the base and stickers from Oliver.
OR
You could purchase a fully assembled and stickered copy from me. I'm estimating that would be about 50USD.

Let me know what you all think!
(Pictures edited for Andreas)
-HP

It looks great! I definitely agree that 7 is not used enough. Perhaps a 3x3 version or a hepatagon-1 is next?

Possibly!
I've been trying to focus on being able to print designs that are fastener free. I'm starting to make some headway. First ill start with a simple square 1 type puzzle.
It will be far less interesting than yours though!

Thank you. You might want to help the museum even further. Tell me the measurements and the weight of your creation.

I should be able to get you the data tomorrow.

The puzzle is now up for sale in my shop!

http://www.shapeways.com/model/957622/2 ... Box-search