My Slider Puzzle instal the new for apple

If you look at the picture in the previous step you'll see that the map is properly extruded, exactly what we want for a 2-color print, however this is not always the case, sometimes the colors/depth of the image will be reversed. The website offers a plethora of settings to satisfy all of your needs! I'll talk to you about the most significant ones. I love experimenting with such designs from time to time and lately I've been quite interested in making PIP Sliding Puzzles and it has been a really interesting journey! Some examples are this Gyro Heart Keychain I made, this Flexi Rex, this Planetary Gear Bearing, or this Planetary Phone Stand which is an amazing design and in my opinion best showcases how PIP designs can be used. That means designs that print in one go but take advantage of the layer by layer printing to create parts which are mechanically connected to each other as gears, joints etc. I've had my 3D printer for almost a year now and my favorite things to print have always been print-in-place designs.

Make sure to watch the linked video above to see the Puzzles in action! Today in this Instructable I'll show you how to 3D design a Print-In-Place (PIP) Sliding Puzzle in Fusion 360 and how to add any picture or, in this case, map to it! These puzzles are a great way to spend some and learn a bit of geography! Additionally the 3D texture makes them accessible to visually impaired people too! Hello friends! My name is Nikolas and I am 15 years old.

My Slider Puzzle instal the new for apple