3d printed egg drop

Check out my plan for the 3D Printing Egg Drop challenge here: https://grabcad.com/challenges/3d-printing-egg-drop-challenge. The design is simple and doesn't require any additional materials or support structures. To protect the egg, it only touches...

Experience the Excitement of the 3D Printing Egg Drop Challenge!

The design consists of three key components: a diamond structure housing the egg, shock-absorbing rods, and junction parts. Inspired by glittering diamonds, this concept is yet to be tested due to a lack of accessible 3D printers in the area. ...Fingers...

Skill Levels Recommended: 3D modeling: Basic/Intermediate, 3D printing: Basic/Intermediate Objectives: Students will be using their 3D printed shells to drop their eggs from specific heights (can be any particular/accessible height) and recording...

Drop generator

Yes, this limited edition, Easter Bunny-approved 2016 3D printed Easter egg features four moving parts! But wait, that's not all! Act now and get not only the four spinning parts but also two integrated legs that snap out of the case to easily turn...

Also posted here: http://instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Spinning-Easter-Egg/ Print Settings: Printer: Flashforge (modified) Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 15% Notes: Extruder temp: PLA, about 195 C, Wood filaments, about...

The speaker was entirely 3D-printed on a Zortrax M200 printer using Ivory Zortrax Z-Ultrat filament. As the files clearly indicate, the speaker is made up of five parts to complete the shell, as well as two conical reflectors that spread the sound...

... the edges to create a seamless, one-piece mold. This allowed me to print the entire x6 carton without needing any supports. However, when printing on my Ender 3, I found that I could only fit ten cartons on a single 2x5 setting of the plate.

This is a fresh take on the classic Surprising Egg, and it's essentially just an eggshell, which you can drop your surprises inside mid-print! You can then crack it open like a real egg. I suggest using 0.8mm wall thickness (or two lines) as it's...

I'd like to make a donation for the egg drop project being undertaken by DDP.

Tips for an egg drop challenge without a 3D printer are as follows. One idea is to distribute and reduce the landing force evenly across the egg's surface, like placing it in powder where n is large and F landing is small. ...Another future possibility...

A twist on the classic egg drop school science experiment, where participants try and protect an egg dropped from height. This egg records the acceleration and displays data on an OLED display. Now instead of a binary outcome of cracked/not cracked,...

This creation was crafted as part of a university's drop egg challenge, demonstrating my innovative design skills.

Standards: NGSS CCSS Overview and Background: This project offered 7th and 8th grade Science students a chance to earn extra credit by creating an efficient egg dropper for a classroom naked egg drop. Students were challenged to design a device that...

Egg drop / Bomb release mechanism Can be attached to the aircraft with elastic bands and hooked together with paper clip Requie 1 9g servo

The enclosure requires no post-printing work, and the side clamp diameters are slightly larger than the hole sizes in the halves, allowing them to press-fit together during the drop. Though not the most cost-effective method, this design ensures...

They are tasked with designing a capsule to safeguard a large chicken egg from an 8 - 10 foot drop. The design was printed to demonstrate size requirements as well as various methods of protection, including parachutes, cushioning, and shock...

I aimed to enhance flexibility with 3D printing by designing a part for an egg-shaped object made from flexible rubber filament. My printer couldn't extrude this soft material, so I redesigned its extrusion drive and head, printing modifications in...

I had a concept a while back about creating a 3D printable egg rotator for people who build their own or simple DIY chicken egg incubators at home. I came across numerous projects online and various designs that required you to purchase parts from a...

This post is for the 3D printed egg splatter neon sign. This includes a resource document to make this cool sign, video instructions, and as well as an overview on how to assemble this. Want to watch how this was made? ...Click the link here:...

Egg to be taped into center shell pair with some foam padding. In the video it didn't work. It's a complete failure in high winds. Or it might need some playdough or other weight in the nose. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gE2p3_zBG-8 This...

This system features a dual egg deployment mechanism, designed to release single servos independently in precise action sequences. It is engineered for seamless integration under radio-controlled aircraft, secured by 2 easily removable 1/4-20 or 6mm...

In accordance with the brief, I applied the principle of eggs' resilience at any angle and position. ...Proper engineering specifications were adhered to for height, diameter, pitch, and material selection.

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This invention features a device that examines 3D printed materials with energy-absorbing capabilities, which are metamaterials. The top and bottom components of the mechanism are crafted from wood while the rails are constructed using square...

The 3D Printed Egg Drop Challenge features the Egg Case Armor 2.0 Breakable design, which resembles an Urchin. The sticks are strategically placed for maximum impact absorption due to their thinness. The bottom is heavier to control the fall...

I Created This Low-Poly Egg Crate Because I Needed Somewhere To Store My Eggs. ...It Stacks Up Nicely And Works Like A Charm When Printed In PETG.

This is a straightforward, two-part creation that can be easily printed out.

... the bottom. The 2 Inner parts (cartridge) must be printed with the thread positioned at the top. Print the Bumper using Filaflex or a similar flexible material, with no bottom layers, a low infill pattern resembling cubes, and one perimeter only.