February 6, 2023
Description
Generated as a test using online Lego generator: https://bricks.lapinoo.net/
You can load and edit the blocks on there by entering the codes:
After that I just click through to download STL files for baseplate and bricks.
I had to adjust my settings to get this to print nicely:
Interesting experiment. This took just under 2 hours to print and about 45 minutes with flush cutters trying to get the raft off so wouldn't recommend printing out entire Lego sets but maybe useful if you've lost a regular brick.
Results are mixed. As Lego blocks they don't really work as something you'd give to a child. The bricks only just stick together which is still quite impressive for an online generator. You can adjust the tolerances when generating the STL but I left everything at defaults. The bigger blocks (2x4, 2x2) also work better and are easier to flush cut then the small skinny blocks (3x1).
The result is a build that just barely hangs together. 6/10
License:
Creative Commons — Public Domain
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Geoff Williams
