Easter egg with labyrinth 94mm by kevin.toegel

kevin.toegel

Toys & Games>Puzzles

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill

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4.8 h

1 plate

4.8(5)

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Description

The 3D-printed Easter egg with a labyrinth features a textured, slightly rough surface, adding a fascinating tactile element to its design. This unique surface texture not only enhances the visual appeal of the egg but also invites hands to explore its contours and pathways.

This Easter decoration is appealing to both children and adults, inviting them to interact with the labyrinth in a practical manner. Whether displayed as a decorative piece or used as a playful puzzle, the 3D-printed Easter egg with textured surface and labyrinth is sure to captivate and delight all who encounter it.

For content: inner diameter 30mm, 60mm height.

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Comment & Rating (12)

@sylroby67

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0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill

super merci des heures de plaisir en famille

@dima

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0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 10% infill

@helpfulmesquito

managed to print this, but the tabs were a bit fragile and broke off while putting the maze into the shell.

The designer has replied

@kevin.toegel

I'm sorry to hear you had problems. What filament did you print it with? I printed it using various filaments, including some from Bambu and others that were both new and around six years old. Interestingly, only with a filament that was six years old did I encounter a tolerance of -0.2 mm instead of the expected +0.4 mm tolerance. This led to the same problem you experienced. It appears that this particular filament, being quite old, is no longer suitable for printing.

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@helpfulmesquito

The issue wasn't so much a clearance issue, I just managed to break the tabs off while working the maze together. I printed this 3 times (poly and esun pla+ and esun petg.) The maze moves fine, just noticed that the tabs are fragile on the shell. was wondering if you had noticed this issue.

@kevin.toegel

Replying to @helpfulmesquito :

I haven't managed to break off the tabs/pins while playing. and I printed and played many to test. One possibility would be to make the passages of the labyrinth larger, which would make the tabs/pins larger, but also make the labyrinth shorter and simpler. Unless I would go from two to one tab/pin..

@user_3634251572

bro but din't you make one already. i guess you leveled it up good job, i would be very sad if i had to solve that to get my candy lol. please checkout my model to mineCraftEasterEgg/threaded-container thanks

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@kevin.toegel

I enlarged it so that the maze becomes larger and more difficult to solve. This means you can also store something larger in it.

@user_3634251572

Replying to @kevin.toegel :

thats cool