3d Printed Speedcube

another batch fresh off the bed. I now have the bottom and middle layer. I threw the pieces on my first speedcube, the Qiyi warrior s.

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I've heard of tools where you can scan something and then make a copy of it. I'm curious, if you could find one to borrow, if it's possible to scan the pieces from a cube, and then print everything.
 
You may be interested in checking out the twisty puzzles forum as well. Some people there may have 3d printing advice. They focus more on puzzle mods and the design of new puzzles over there. Some of the bigger names there (such as Oskar van Deventer or Tony Fischer) have created hundreds of puzzles. Its more for the sake of having a new puzzle than for the performance of the puzzle though. And that is not to say don't post here! Especially if its meant to be a speedcube. We'd like to see it. I don't recall. Speedsolving forum having an area for puzzle design many years ago when I was around. If it was there, it wasn't very active. Nice to see its picked up.
 
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