ball bearing maze 3d models

The maze has been specifically engineered to accommodate four balls, and the objective is to skillfully maneuver all four balls from their starting points to their final destinations by carefully tilting the maze. ...It also serves as a compelling...

A Maze Masterpiece Born from Code. ...In OpenSCAD, a genius maze generator comes to life, housing a rolling ball within its walls. ...The model takes shape with the ball firmly rooted in place, poised for endless adventures through its winding paths.

Originally, a rotating ball maze idea emerged during the designing of playthings for visually impaired individuals. The maze layers rotate, making holes align sequentially for the ball to pass through. Since visual cues are absent, players must...

My inspiration for a rotating ball maze originated while designing toys for visually impaired individuals. The maze layers can be turned, causing holes to align sequentially for the ball's passage. Users must rely on the sound of the rolling ball as...

This single-piece ball maze challenges you to navigate blindly. Designed for a .375 diameter ball or smaller, its dimensions are 2.5L x 2.5W x 0.75H. A smaller version, scaled at 60%, accommodates balls as small as .187 diameter (1.5L x 1.5W x...

Both ends of the maze are like enclosures that have openings small enough to contain the ball inside but large enough for visually impaired individuals to feel the ball moving around. As a toy, the objective will be to get the ball from one end to...

While your printer is printing, the ball in this clip on spool cover will work its way through the maze, adding even more entertainment and customization to your 3D printer! ...The spool cover clip also doubles as a loose end filament holder when the...

... below, eliminating the need for any supports. By disabling the start and end holes, pausing the print process at the right moment, and carefully inserting the ball, you can create a captivating maze where the sphere is trapped within its walls.

Here is the rewritten text: Users can now print any combination of Montessori ball mazes they desire, featuring a dual-hemisphere design and a hollow threaded cylinder. This includes 20 individual pieces. ... **3D Printing Settings** 01-Plate: INF10...

I designed this marble maze game for the 14th Snapmaker's making contest and won one of the lucky prices. Its printed in two pieces which stack together. the upper piece has a recess to mount a acrylic glass if wanted. the original design is...

... pla and the rest with 3dJake deep space magic Pla. Printed mine on the Prusa mk3s+You can take any 4mm ball for this Maze!If your printer isnt that accurate print it the whole thing with 110 y and x size or more! How to print with two colours?

Puzzle Ball with internal maze Printing and assembly instructions - https://youtu.be/ZabESJmFGFc Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3Rafts: No Supports: YesResolution: 0.2 Infill: 20 Filament: eSun PLA+ Category: Puzzles

Use 3/8 Inch Balls

Alternatively, the exact parameters are:...

I saw a toy like this while looking up Zen gardens. ...Naturally, I went "wait, can I print one of those?" In a maze pattern this time! ...Still untested at this time, but I've got a good feeling!

You could use ball bearings, marbles, or other spherical objects.  The steel balls are good because they have sufficient mass to roll smoothly.  For different size balls, size the print up or down proportionally.I would recommend inserting...

I wanted to make the puzzle as small as possible, so I designed it for a 1mm ball which I found in my drawer (I later created a version for a 2mm ball).\r\nEverything went smoothly up to this point, but things took a turn when I tried to print. First...

For assembly you will need one D2.5mm ball bearing and plexiglass 1mm thick and D60mm. Or for cheaper and avalible variant use ball from ink fulling for fountain pen and cover cut from top of chips can (Pringles or SnackDay type of can). Fix the top...

Print the two files and then use the maze as a pattern to cut a clear plexiglass window. Assemble the pieces and add three 6mm airsoft pellets or similar objects. Printer Settings: Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts:...

A self created ballmaze and you can change the maze.Find your own way.Play as handheld or standalone, feel free. Filament: PLAAll Prints with 0.2mm LayerI print the case with 15& infill and support near the holes, radii and by the cutout on...

Enjoy a creative challenge with your milling machine by designing a container that holds 3mm balls. For an added level of difficulty, try fitting multiple balls inside. To keep the balls contained, simply place a piece of plastic into the recessed...

This unique creation features an entry point for a ball at one end, while the challenge is to successfully extract it from the opposite end.

Following a thorough redesign, the weight of the remixed files for a 2 millimeter ball has been significantly reduced to a mere 150 grams. This revised version is specifically tailored for use with balls measuring 2-2.5 millimeters in diameter. To...

... easy. ...I hope you like it.Special Instructions:The diameter of the ball must not exceed 10 mm(steel ball). Recommended using a lower layer hight (0.15/0.2mm) for better results in details.the colors are up to you，This model was printed using PLA.

Challenge yourself by expertly guiding the ball through a complex obstacle course without stumbling into one of several pitfalls that lurk below. ...Take the original version just as it is or let your imagination run wild and create your very own unique...

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