3d print marble run pieces

... obstacles and hurdles? Let's see if I have what it takes to become the ultimate Marble Run master by completing not one, but TWO double caps and saving time in the process. ...It won't be easy, though - this is gonna be an adrenaline-packed journey.

We built a second part to the marble run challenge using different obstacles to reach the same target from two unique entrances and exits. The entire course was designed so marbles roll easily on every path without interference, which tested their...

Miniature Racing Course Starter Set is ideal for children as young as five years old to set up a challenging mini-racing course in mere minutes with only 28 easy-to-follow instructions and requiring just four pieces, including three marbles, that...

Column Extension Linking Brick - Marble Chute Joint Connector System

The versatile 50mm marble run column system seamlessly integrates a robust base and multiple connectors to construct intricate paths, delivering endless thrills for kids of all ages as they propel small balls down twisting courses at top speeds...

Ruggedly crafted for precision performance, the Marble Run 100mm Column presents a majestic sight, soaring upward to an imposing height of a hundred millimeters, casting a sense of gravity-defying wonder in its wake. ...A symphony of sleek curves and...

The Classic Marathon Runner's Trusty Sidekick: A Red-Hot Marbled Victory Cape for the Fearless Champion!

Jumping Through a Thrilling Marble Maze In the midst of a whimsical playground adventure, a small yet mighty marble is sent tumbling through an intricate maze. As it soars and dips, the air fills with anticipation, and onlookers eagerly await its...

Here are a bunch of wiggly, curvy pipes sticking out in every direction, all tangled together and twisted around themselves like an impossibly complicated origami design, with these marbles whizzing through the labyrinthine maze as if possessed of...

Check out these bent LEGO marbles that we're going to merge with what's been built over at Thingiverse - specifically, this project, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:145842 - as well as some content on MakerHome over here, makerhome.blogspot.com.

... objects shall flow smoothly through. Patiently wait, young ones do. Each challenge a success will bring, and pride it will grow in the hearts of builders. The run complete, with wonder it is gazed upon, by all who pass through, in awe they will be.

Marble run connector made for 3d printing.  No supports required and fits great with the Marble Genius sets. ... This one fits snug and matches the height of the Marble Genius connectors. My print settings:.6mm nozzle.4mm layer height3 perimeters

This design is for connector pieces that can be printed quickly to use with toilet paper tubes and create a marble run. Every other marble run I found on thingiverse was either designed for smaller ball bearings or took hours and hours to print! This...

Replacement piece for Marble Mania marble run.

Hard marble run

Pretty sure that this also compatible with the Marble Genius and NatGeo marble run kits because they look like they're all about the same. If not, it should only need minimal adjustments. ... My original design was a little to tight of a fit, so I...

Print any combination of pieces and colors and build your own marble run tower. NOTE: This isn't designed to work with a standard marble but with the printable "marble" that's in the files. ...Print instructionsPrint at 0.2mm with supports (for the...

I built a marble run using OpenSCAD as a system of ledges that the marble must navigate. The design allows the marble to drop vertically and then bounce off the ledges, creating a high-speed movement that makes it almost impossible to see. I created...

Print out as many parts as desired, connect them with standard marbles (16mm), and enjoy! All pieces are 60mm high and have a print length of 120mm to fit my UP Plus printer. Currently, the set includes straight pieces, left curves, and risers - more...

You can read more about our marble run here: http://3ddash.blogspot.com/2017/04/marble-run.html Overview and Background What is a marble run? If you are not familiar with what a marble run is, it's where multiple teams assemble tracks together for...

... All components have been successfully printed without rafts on a Thing-o-matic with ABP. Create your own unique marble run by printing several sets. ...Note that the printable marble may not be perfectly round, potentially affecting its performance.

This is just a marble run I made. ...You can print it with supports but then the tubes are clogged and it’s kinda hard to get the support out.

In addition to the all-in-one STL file for the marble run itself, I have generated separate components that can be assembled for multi-material prints. Although I haven't printed it using multiple materials yet, due to the substantial increase in...

This is a simple marble run toy. Place the marble at the top and watch it roll down to the bottom. ... Note* Tipping is always appreciated

A compact homemade marble run system that neatly fits onto the Lulzbot mini!

Experience amusing entertainment with a quirky marble run that'll keep you engaged and laughing!

In addition to the all-in-one STL for the marble run itself, I've generated separate components which can be assembled for multi-material prints. I've not actually printed it multi-material, as it was going to spend 4 times as much filament on the...

This run utilizes marbles or steel bearing balls that provide the necessary energy for rotating the decorations. ...Besides the distinctive rolling sound, each time a marble passes, the disks noticeably spin around.

... With this amazing kit, the possibilities are endless! Create, experiment, and innovate to your heart's content. The Maker Bot Marble Run is the ultimate tool for anyone who loves building, inventing, and pushing the boundaries of what's possible!

This is my first design. ...It is a marble track and it has contains the track and four marbles