Professor Deitz designed a 3D cube in a program she had known outside of the Design and Build Lab's expertise.  She created each piece carefully in order to create a complete cube when the pieces are fit together in the right way and order.  The employees of the lab assisted with printing the pieces using our Type A 3D printer.  As you can see, each piece was printed in a different color to make the cube more interesting when put together, and to make the pieces more distinct.  This was a fairly simple, but creative project that involved some math, 3D CAD, and the 3D printer.  It was fun too of course!