1 / 4- Technology
- FDM · Resin · PLA
- Size
- —
- Print time
- —
- Difficulty
- Easy
What's in the kit
2 parts, each with its own page and file. Print them all, or just the one you need.
The classic Towers of Hanoi puzzle: move the stack of disks to another peg, one disk at a time, never placing a larger disk on a smaller one.
The base and the disks are printed separately.
From NIH 3D (3DPX-004753), shared by kirillkudaev, in the public domain. 145 × 148 × 70 mm; scale it freely in your slicer.
Original model by kirillkudaev (NIH 3D). View the original · Public domain
- Technology
- FDM · Resin
- Materials
- PLA, Resin
- Size (assembled)
- —
- Parts
- 2
- License
- Public domain
- Print time
- —
- Material
- —
- Supports
- Not required
- Difficulty
- Easy
No printer profile yet: use your usual settings for this material.
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NIH 3D
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Anatomy, viruses, neurons and molecules from NIH 3D, the 3D printing repository of the U.S. National Institutes of Health. Only entries released into the public domain are included: print, remix and share them freely.
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