Zero-Play Taper Lock
Every floor wedges into the one below on a 4.3° pyramidal taper, like a machine-tool spindle. Pull it out once and it stands rigid. Our competitors' cards are flat.
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A complete, vertically integrated (because it's a skyscraper) solution.
Every floor wedges into the one below on a 4.3° pyramidal taper, like a machine-tool spindle. Pull it out once and it stands rigid. Our competitors' cards are flat.
A dovetailed sliding lid with dual detents keeps all nine floors in the cube until deployment. SOC 2 compliance pending (indefinitely).
A two-color custom QR code inlaid into the base plate and printed against the bed for maximum scannability.
The base plate clicks in on four hidden spring arms.
Sci-Fi, Art Deco, and Brutalist facades.
No print supports required on any part. Customer support is also not provided.
Cube Studio
Nothing is uploaded, there is no server.
The 3MF is one plate, ready for Bambu Studio: the QR inlay is pre-assigned to filament 2. Tested on a Bambu Lab X2D, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.12 mm layers, no supports. Estimated print time: about 3¾ hours.
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*Filament, electricity, and the time you will spend explaining what this is are not included.
Licensing
Every model file, the parametric generator, and this website are released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Do whatever you want with the models or anything on this site, just give credit:
Business Cube by Joe Stech — businesscubes.org (CC BY 4.0)
The engraved typeface is Rajdhani by Indian Type Foundry, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (included), which allows this kind of thing.
FAQ
Yes. CC BY 4.0 licensed, go nuts.
It was designed and tested on a Bambu Lab X2D with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Any well-calibrated printer that can hold a 0.2 mm sliding clearance should work. The black QR code needs a second filament, or a manual filament swap after the first few layers.
Nest the floors, slide the lid on, click the base in. Should take less than a minute.
Really depends on printer and settings, but anywhere from 1.5 hrs at 0.2mm layer height to 3.75 hrs at .12mm.
I recommend carrying them in a business cube bandolier, it gives you a distinctive look.
Yes. CC BY 4.0 allows commercial use. Just link back to this site.
Joe Stech, the editor of Think Weirder: The Year's Best Science Fiction Ideas. I'm really hoping you'll buy my yearly science fiction anthology, it is very good, with stories by Adrian Tchaikovsky, Greg Egan, Isabel J. Kim, Peter Watts, Nancy Kress, and many more fantastic authors.