Weird Bricks

Please note that this is an imperfect, beta test of these designs. I may update the designs over time but wanted to go ahead and share them in their current state.   These standard-compatible bricks were a fun experiment a few years ago when trying to learn CAD (I still haven't). The designs apply 30 degree curves to standard brick sizes and also offer some interesting parts such as curved caps and bricks with studs on both sides. Twists: great for stacking into spiralsCurves: cane be formed into circles or wavesOddball parts: all-stud, all-tube, caps and macaroniBases Some of these bases require gluing on the studs, but I liked the look of the cuboctahedron and dome-shaped bases in particular. The bean-shaped bases also serves as a small amount of storage.  Assembly For the most part, no assembly is required except for some of the bases and the dual-stud peices. For these, just attach the pips to the brick using a little superglue. Printing Tips & Notes The bricks are organized onto plates by size. Each size contains enough bricks of the curved type to make a ring along with the unique caps, stud-to-stud and tube-to-tube bricks. It is recommended to test a few bricks with different nozzle sizes and filaments to find which ones work best with your setup. Generally, I've had the best luck with an 0.2mm nozzle although this drastically increases print time. The 3MF is configured to use support materials for the few pieces with manual supports painted. If you are not using support materials, I would recommending resetting the support settings.