Summary

This thing contains a series of STL files that, once all printed in the correct quantities, can create any bandaged 3x3x3 cube theoretically possible.

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How to create your bandaged cube...

            <div><p>NOTE: The cube used must be  a 57mm cube. Please scale the parts if it is not.</p><p>(1) Print 54 tiles in any colour (preferably the base colour of the cube that you are using).<br>(2) Print the following array of parts six times (one in each of the cube colours*): 9 1x1s, 4 1x2s, 3 1x3s, 1 2x3, 1 2x2 and finally, one 3x3.<br>(3) Stick a tile onto the centre of each piece of the unstickered 3x3x3. Please ensure that the tile is in the middle, or as close to it as possible.<br>(4) Enjoy your bandaged cube! To bandage it, stick some of the pieces through the holes (quite difficult to explain, but very easy to do) and enjoy your puzzle.</p><p>Finally, I would like to mention that the bandage tiles will probably fall out of the puzzle. Therefore, I recommend that on each piece of the normal cube, a small amount of a normal glue (e.g. 'Pritt Stick', 'UHU' or PVA). If you are bandaging the cube permanently in a certain position, use superglue. However, I would like to emphasise that using glue is not necessary unless the pieces are falling out, which they shouldn't. However, in the case of a misprint, pieces may come out, and in that case, either reprint if it is free, or use the glue.</p><p>Enjoy the puzzle, and please do give me feedback! Also, pictures of a finished one would be extremely helpful.</p><p>Until my next puzzle,<br>quisquidillius (/u/quisquidillius on Reddit).</p><p>*I'm sure that one colour is fine, as long as you are happy to cut stickers. Contact me, and I can try to get stickers made by Olivér of Olivér's Stickers.</p></div>

Bandaged 3x3x3 DIY Kit