sorry it just didnt appear, thank you

Thank you for all of this I know this seemed like a hassle but it means so much to me, Ill get this 3d printed at my school tomorrow.

is there supposed to be a file?

how do I bore this out, ive got the shape but when i do the push pull tool it wont make the hole

Yeah when i open it it says something went wrong and I select dont fix because it messes it up less, its weird

I dont know why but a tiny edge piece is missing, could you tell me how to add that back in

Thank you so much, the idea is its supposed to be put down in a glass so that it keeps the ice down at the bottom so that when you drink your water it doesn't get in your face and stuff. I came up with this idea last year and now i need to get molding to get a prototype. I'm only 17 so I needed something simple and fun to make to hopefully get into entrepreneurship. I'll try and launch a kickstarter and see how that goes. I was definitely thinking about sending you one if it actually works and gets into production.

I have 2 other designs that I want to do, so what were the problems that you ran into on mine and how can I avoid them on the future designs

Again thank you so much for this, this really helps me out, I really had no clue what I was doing since this is my first design

Woah, if I had known you were going to do that I wouldve sent you the "finished" copy. It would mean the world to me if you could do the same thing you did the the previous version to the one right now

Prototype.skp

My only concern is how would it show up from a 3d printer

First Ice Holder Prototype Hexagon Pattern~.skp

is there anyway I can smooth out that inner circle without messing up the hexagons that I have in place

I cant find this issue on any thread or other forum page, what is the ~ symbol next to the measurements mean, everytime i try and make something similar to something else the ~ symbol appears and makes it ever so slightly different than the original item. So what does this ~ mean and how can I avoid it in the future