Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 50 minutes ago
Recently I found a YouTube channel with many nice simple puzzles. I liked several of them and decided to make them myself. I created 3D models and printed them and thought of sharing the experience with other people.
You can download the files from the following link.
Note that there are three puzzles that I show in the video and i also named the .stl files accordingly. When you want to 3D print them, rotate the objects so that they are in the right orientation for slicing and creating the g-code.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UOjRx1pz4SZ-FU5jRXSZg5j7lhWje86U?usp=sharing
The name of the YouTube channel which i learned these puzzles from is: @univea48
check his channel, it has many more puzzles.
Finance: N=85
subs=5969
Available budget (N):5969-100-85*(85+1)=-1441
Storage limit: 2^ln(5969)=414,24
Recently I found a YouTube channel with many nice simple puzzles. I liked several of them and decided to make them myself. I created 3D models and printed them and thought of sharing the experience with other people.
You can download the files from the following link.
Note that there are three puzzles that I show in the video and i also named the .stl files accordingly. When you want to 3D print them, rotate the objects so that they are in the right orientation for slicing and creating the g-code.
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UOjRx1pz4SZ-FU5jRXSZg5j7lhWje86U?usp=sharing
The name of the YouTube channel which i learned these puzzles from is: @univea48
check his channel, it has many more puzzles.
Finance: N=85
subs=5969
Available budget (N):5969-100-85*(85+1)=-1441
Storage limit: 2^ln(5969)=414,24
