3D Printing Ice Cubes?!

So, faced with a conundrum, I solved it in the only way I could think of. Probably not the most efficient way, but for sure the most fun way!
Check out my assembly of a Creality Ender 3 v2 3D printer in order to start printing some ice cubes for my lovely drink! I used the free personal version of fusion 360 to make a super simple model, sliced it with Cura, and printed it in about 1h / piece. The design could of course be modified, but I ran out of ideas so I went for making plain old cubes!
This is not a tutorial for assembling an Ender 3, but it has a grainy time lapse of me printing the thing at least!
Enjoy! :)
#3dprinting #diy #experiment

[@Imevul]

You can buy whi... I mean, apple juice stone cubes that you can freeze. They are actually pretty good. Not sure if that 3D-print plastic is food grade. Also, I now see the benefits of a wireless mouse! Seems to make work a whole lot more efficient and flexible!

[@TryingToBuildStuff]

Hehe yes, was thinking about such stones when making these. These are not food safe, but you can buy food safe filament. This was mostly a fun experiment, it's not very often I want ice in my wh... juice anyway. And yes, wireless is awesome! 😁