Rubik's Cube

This is a fully functional rubik's cube. The core needs to be tapped. If you don't have a tap you can just twist a screw into it and it will work just fine (tapping it with the screw itself because PLA is soft). That's what I did. I used 6-32 screws that I trimmed to the correct length. You will also need 6 springs from a pen. When you go to screw a center piece in, just drop a spring into where the screw will go before you screw it in. The screws and springs are the only part that aren't printed. You will need 1 core, 12 edges, 6 centers, and 8 corner pieces.

Here is a demonstration of the cube: https://youtu.be/6XkJM0ASv4o

Printing:
-all 20% infill with 0.16 layer height, but I'm sure you could choose different settings and it wouldn't matter
-I used supports on all of the pieces. I also found that the best way to print the corners was standing up on their stalk with some supports. The corners are hard no matter what orientation you print them in though. You will probably hav