Possible New Rubik/GAN 4x4 and 5x5

[One Wheel]

I designed a p good clock in SolidWorks, but I'm not sure how to get it printed. cuz the problem is the front and back have to be transparent and I don't have transparent filament (is that a thing?).

If you had the opaque parts printed, plexiglass is relatively cheap, readily available, and not too hard to work with. Ideally you'd have a scroll saw and a drill press. Just design it so that everything that needs to be clear is flat.

 

[I_<3_SCS]

If you had the opaque parts printed, plexiglass is relatively cheap, readily available, and not too hard to work with. Ideally you'd have a scroll saw and a drill press. Just design it so that everything that needs to be clear is flat.

The plexiglass idea sounds promising...

I have a laser cutter but don't know how to use it rip

 

[One Wheel]

The plexiglass idea sounds promising...

I have a laser cutter but don't know how to use it rip

Well, then forget what I said about the scroll saw, and probably the drill press to

The plexiglass idea sounds promising...

I have a laser cutter but don't know how to use it rip

In that case, nevermind what I said about a scroll saw, and probably a drill press too, and learn how to use your laser cutter.

Oh, and rip means Rest In Peace. Not really applicable here.

 

[I_<3_SCS]

Well, then forget what I said about the scroll saw, and probably the drill press to


In that case, nevermind what I said about a scroll saw, and probably a drill press too, and learn how to use your laser cutter.

Oh, and rip means Rest In Peace. Not really applicable here.

Ok so for clarification, I have a 3d printer, but I only have access to the laser cutter. I don't actually have one (they're a little pricy). But thanks for the idea. And thanks for the correction.