3D Printed Puzzle Box No. 1 - Solution
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- This is the first in a series of puzzle boxes I am designing. It is assembled from over 60 3D printed parts as well as various screws and magnets.
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The lack of background music on the first video was 100000000 times superior to this.... I want to hear the clacks. Not this... I don't even know what to call it.
Thank you for the Great Puzzle! Is ist correct, that the 3d Model of the coin inside the Puzzle is Not included in the .stl files? Could Not find it. is it possible to Download it somewhere?
Thank you for your answer. Greathings from Switzerland, macmartin
Amazing work man. Picked up the plans for this after watching Chris Ramsay's video. Started the printing yesterday on my CR6-SE and it is turning out amazingly. Ordered my parts I need today. Can't wait to put this all together.
Question when it comes to painting, How well does painting this work? I have found in the past with intricate pieces like these, sometimes painting doesn't work out so well as it affects parts moving etc.
Can't wait for the rest of the series!
Thanks! Most of the parts can be painted without too much trouble. The gears on the final door are the only ones that tend to have a problem. The paint can cause the parts to bind if it gets too thick. I usually just sand the areas that are catching until the doors slide smoothly.
@@CrypticPuzzles Awesome! thanks for the tip. Can't wait to get this together, Obviously, it's already ruined for me watching the solve, and well putting it together lol. But my wife and dad will love them
amazing work! i bought the .stl files and assembly guide yesterday! but i'm not quite sure which type of magnets you used? are they neodym magnets?
Thanks! The main thing to worry about with the magnets is not exceeding 3mm in height. I used craft/refrigerator magnets like these: www.amazon.com/dp/B07MV2MKD5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_XHv1FbGMPZ5WR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Just got mine yesterday. Really well made and every step is very satisfying. Last two steps were impossible to find ... Thank you very much for a great puzzle box.
Great! I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.
Very nice puzzle. Just ordered it and currently waiting for the delivery to arrive.
Wouldn’t it be better if you guys already printed the pieces and then raised the price a bit because not all people could afford a 3d printer?
This a thing you should consider and are there any different materials used in the 3d printing process?
That’s all I wanted to know. Other than that, worth every penny I spent on the puzzle!
Thanks! I have thought about offering just the printed pieces, but I have not had a chance to put that together yet. I print all of the pieces in PLA, no special materials required.
Amazing thank you for the update vid
Thanks. Hopefully I can get the next one finished soon.
Great work!! Forgive me, I’m new to 3D printing but what color filament did you use if you painted it?
Thanks! I used black PLA for this design. Any color probably would have worked. All of the pieces were primed and painted. The original PLA color can't really be seen anymore.
hello, compliment for your work! i was wondering how big must be the plate of the 3d printer thank you!
Thanks! The largest pieces are 150mm x 150mm x 25mm. I would recommend a build plate of at least 175mm x 175mm.
I am printing printing printing. .... and waiting for magnets and skrues to arrive in the mail...😊
Awesome! Let me know if you have any trouble.
no not yet..... I have send you a e'mail with some information. ... by the way... how did you make it look dirty ?
@@peters7413 The base colors are metallic spray paint (oil rubbed bronze, silver). Once that has dried, I wash the parts with watered down black acrylic paint. This gives more depth to the details and ages the box. I brighten back up the high points with bright silver acrylic paint.
do you design it as a whole object first then seperate it for printing parts?
I design the parts individually and then assemble them all together. I try to design each part so that it can be easily printed with very few supports. I am still new to CAD, so my workflow may change as I create new designs.
@Cryptic Puzzles Can you please provide a link to where you purchased the correct Screws? Would be much appreciated 👍
Is there A build video
I am working on the assembly video now. I hoping to get it released this weekend. Sorry for the delay in getting it out.
@@CrypticPuzzles No problems have actually already bought the plans and send it to my friend who has the printer. Trying to work out some alignment issues currently.
I want all the parts are printed it would be nice to be able to see the best way to put them together thank you so much for your Contribution to our creativity and geeky hobbies.
@Cryptic Puzzles Can you please provide a link to where you purchased the correct Screws?
Printing now! On the second wall. This is going to give my printer a workout. I assume that the Chris Ramsey video he skipped a step? He tends to do that. Great work, ill buy the next one to make when it comes out.
Great! It takes me around 110 hours to get all of the pieces printed. Chris did manage to skip a step. I will have to make sure he can't find a way around the next one.
@@CrypticPuzzles great! I'm on my 4th wall. Leaving the Pipe wall and maze wall last. Did you print those 2 with supports? I've been printing at .2, 15% no supports. Might go .16 for the pipe wall. Thouhts?
@@Densmode3dp You shouldn't need any supports for the wall pieces. Print the pipes wall with the flat side down and the maze wall with the outward facing side down. The details on the maze wall are thin enough that the printer should be able to bridge it with no supports. I have been using .2 for all of the pieces, but I use filler/primer to help with the layer lines. Using .16 will probably work great!
@@CrypticPuzzles if you put one of the key for the gear rack in the other compartment then skiping one of the step is now impossible. you still have the part where he guessed the lock code.
@@eddiebarreau8088 Thanks! I appreciate the suggestion. Unfortunately, the key will not fit in that compartment. I have since updated the design to make it less likely the combination will be guessed. I will have to recruit more beta testers for my next design to help catch these things. Lol.
素晴らしい！
Thanks!
I think it's a very complete work
There is a similar thing in Japan.
If you search for "秘密箱", it will come out, so please take a look!
WOW
Even now I can't solve it
👏👏👏
holy crap. that's so cool
Thanks! I am glad you liked it.
Where did you get the screws at for this puzzle?
great video
Thanks!
Is it possible to print with an ender 3 v2?
Absolutely! The largest piece is 150x150x25mm. It will fit on the Ender build plate without any issue.