Smashing ice cubes

Enjoying quality time with my daughter, sharing this with you all.

Building upon the original gameplay, I've added Tetris-shaped ice cubes for an element of exciting randomness.

The penguin in the image was generated using MakerLab's Sprite Generator (PrintMon Maker). Because it proved too challenging to print, I haven't included it in the configuration. Feel free to substitute it with any model, or create your own using the Sprite Generator—it's surprisingly simple, trust me.

The print configuration includes a full plate of small squares and additional Tetris pieces. To avoid excess squares, you can remove 21 small squares before printing, but I don't recommend it; it makes the game excessively difficult.

After three rounds of print testing, this is currently the version that works best for me. I hope you have a successful print too. Please use the same type of filament to avoid issues stemming from varying material shrinkage rates.

Should you encounter difficulties with the ice cubes not fitting snugly, try affixing a thin layer of plastic sheeting around the edges—0.4mm thick, for example. This is due to material shrinkage. Many thanks to user 楚书易 for this suggestion.

Using a filament box for storage is a superb idea; the dimensions are perfect.