Maybe I'm stuck in a rut, but I've built a substantial number of test marbles using various build orientations, color schemes, and tolerances.
Some are twisted in the reverse direction. I plan to use them as building blocks for a larger puzzle by gluing some halves back-to-back so they have to be attached to other parts in a specific way.
Despite all the different tolerances, the pieces are similar enough to mix-and-match. When two halves are joined into a single marble they usually hold together firmly, but some pairings will spontaneously disassemble themselves as captured in this video.
I think you are losing your marbles! But actually you are gaining marbles, the exact opposite!
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