Arcane hex core (moving parts)

Hex Core Computer Model from Arcane
This model is inspired by the hex core artifact from the Arcane series. The design resembles the artifact visually and features moving parts, making it functional as both a display piece and a fidget toy.

Model Overview
Main Components:
Body Parts (2):
One body holds a hexagonal M4 nut.
The other accommodates an M4 bolt (minimum 30mm in length).
Cylindrical Alignment Pegs (2): To align the main body sections.
Sliding Knobs with Runes (18): Pyramid-shaped sliders that can move within channels.

Printing Settings
For best results, follow these recommended settings:

Main Body Parts:
Nozzle: 0.3 mm
Layer Height: 0.12 mm
Infill: 20%
Supports: Required. Use support blockers as shown in the provided images to reduce unnecessary supports.

Sliding Parts (Pyramid-Shaped) and Alignment Pegs (Cylinders):
Infill: 100%
Lubrication:
After printing, use a small amount of Liqui Moly silicone grease to improve part movement.

Note: If you use different settings or materials, let me know so I can update these recommendations.

Assembly Instructions:
https://youtu.be/TkxRAbaFpM8

Preparation:
Print all components and carefully clean off any support material.

1. Align the Pegs:
   Test-fit the cylindrical pegs into their dedicated holes.
   Insert the pegs into one of the main body parts.

2. Apply Grease:
   Add a small amount of grease to the lower portion of the pegs (below the main face with runes).

3. Insert the Sliders:
   One by one, slide the pyramid-shaped knobs into their respective channels.
   Ensure each side has one slider pointing upward.

4. Add Final Sliders:
   Place the last row of sliders along the rim of the main body parts.

5. Assemble the Body:
   Align the two body parts and clamp them together. Ensure they are secured fully and cannot separate further.

6. Install the Nut and Bolt:
   Insert the M4 nut into its designated slot. Use a thin rod to push it into place for easier screwing.
   Insert the bolt through the other side and tighten securely.

7. Test and Adjust:
   Wiggle the sliders slightly and try rotating them within the model. Movement may take some time to loosen.
   Enjoy!
   Your hex core is now assembled and ready for use as a functional fidget toy or display piece.