3d printed marble run

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

We saw some other marble runs on Thingiverse, but it seemed a little too complex for this class so we decided to bounce ideas from that and make it our own. We created a large and very tall marble run where the ball is always moving. It ended up...

It's not a real marble run... or is it? Here is your marble... I don't want it, so take it back...No, it is your marble, here it is... This discussion continues until you switch off the unit. In the box, you can install two 28BYJ steppermotors or...

Showcase & Assembly Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KL5sTjxJ2s Some Facts: * Design time was just one week plus three days of video production * Tested with kids aged five to ten years old, and they absolutely love it * Fully 3D printed from...

Check out the instructable for full step-by-step instructions at http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Marble-Maze Print Settings Printer: DIY Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.25mm Infill: 20% Notes: I printed mine on draft quality, at 25...

If you want print the bottom and rail with infill and no infill in the center part and use bridge on the 60mm and 80mm open space circle, i splitted up in two parts. Have in mind the mid part has to start at 3mm, not from 0, otherwise it wont...

Individuals design and build multiple three-dimensional components utilizing Fischertechnik building blocks to create an intricate marble run module.

Check out our latest creation, a 3D printed marble machine designed specifically for the Indie 3D printer. This machine takes marbles on a wild ride through crazy loops and turns, all thanks to its rigid body mechanics. With approximately 34 parts...

Marble Machine Video Indie Teaser - http://bit.ly/2f0MNnd Sign up now to purchase Indie on Indiegogo for $549 - http://www.mahersoft.com/indie (Only available for Early Bird Backers) The eagerly anticipated new 3D printed marble machine is finally...

Materials used in the build include: #4-40 x 1" machine screws, round head, steel Filament used: http://shop.prusa3d.com/en/filament/46-silver-pla-filament-1kg.html 3D Printed Sphere Ball Marble on ORIGINAL PRUSA i3 MK2 Printing Notes Extruder...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Gq7KfFhQgU I'm a first-year student at the Fontys School of Fine and Performing Arts in the Netherlands, and after creating two genuine marble machines available in the links below, I couldn't wait to explore the...

... driving the gas toward the hot end, and the cycle goes on ... Well, it's easier to see it running here ;-) Please, don't forget to turn the sound ON as the engine generates a nice mesmerizing (and annoying !) music ...http://youtu.be/i0iqq27CjOs

... holes in a 1" grid. ...Hooks and plugs are for track made out of 1" PVC piping cut down the middle with a 1/8" blade. All parts should be able to be printed without supports, although their orientation and bridging angle may need to be tinkered with.

The Diameter of the Marbles is Smaller than the Diameter of the Cylinder, Ensuring that their Motion does not Alter the Volume of the Gas in the Cylinder, but Rather Transfers it from One End to the Other. To Achieve this Motion, an Appropriate...

Marble Run connector dimensions:Male end OD: 23.5mm with 6x 22.5mm cutoutsFemale end ID: 23.6mmNo supports should be necessary due to the bevels added.Thanks to both Pyrce007 (Marble Works guy) and muilenta (Marble Run guy) for their extensive sets...

... Forward, and even Tunnels to Add Some Serious Thrills. Simply Stack Them Up in Any Order You Like to Create an Unbeatable Marble Run. ... Check Out This Awesome Video to See It in Action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdZgpKOBplw&feature=youtu.be

Create Unbeatable Marble Runs With Ease Using My DIY Modular System. Build endless thrilling marble ramps with my innovative design, where limitless possibilities await. The modular system I've developed offers a wide variety of modules (including...

This is a customizable marble run piece designed to efficiently sort marbles into distinct sections of the track. By utilizing Tinkercad, a digital fabrication tool, I created this functional component. I began by flipping a wedge shape over, giving...

... are perfect for those who love hands-on, DIY projects and want to create something truly unique and customized. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D printing enthusiast, these STL files make it easy to create a fun and engaging marble run!

Replacement piece for Marble Mania marble run.

Now you can transport a marble from one spot to another instantaneously with the push of a button!  This Portal Marble Run is 100% 3D printed with no supports, and designed to work with a 3/8" ball bearing. Download and print today and impress all...

Created a marble run with a free floating arm. Looks amazing and marble runs nicely! enjoy printing! ...:) Make sure you play with the model to optimize support.

American Inventor Designs Revolutionary 25mm Marble Run Column, Redesigning Print Requirements for Enhanced Efficiency.

Create a Marble Run Spiral: New Directions Updated guidelines: adjustments made for accurate printing dimensions

Pieces to complete your Marble Run set

Complementing Mind Ware's marble run set, this 35mm segment features an interior ramp for enhanced stability and printing. ...Simply print the piece and seamlessly integrate it with your existing marble run setup.

To print these designs, I used an Afinia H-Series 3D printer with specific settings: 0.25mm resolution, loose fill, normal setting and a 30-degree support angle. While some parts may require filing or sanding for smooth operation, I ensured the...