DeQuan Li Attractor

Notes before getting into it:
1) If you are confused by the way the files are named or the orientation of the blog post, this is for a class (George Mason University Math 401: Mathematics Through 3D Printing).
2) It's a Work In Progress (WIP) because the first stand (the one with a rod on the side) has some problems with the print but if you wish to use the first stand the same way I did, then it should be scaled down to "35%" and you'll need to use some string instead of the rod provided (the print's holes are too small).
3) If you are having issues with printing the attractor and you are printing it separately from its stand (as in the attractor and the stand aren't touching), I would recommend printing the attractor on one of the hole sides facing down. I've had some problems with printing the attractor and by printing on its side, it has a stronger surface to work with while the print is being made but it makes that side of the print look "ugly". Another reason why this is a WIP