ball in a box 3d models

Ball in a box

This is a simple ball in a box. ...It is really fun to play with and have on you.

The "ball-in-a-box" puzzle is traditionally crafted from wood yet, a 3D printed version can be just as enticing.

A ball stuck in a box. ... I don't know how it got there.

This ball in a box is originally a 3" x 3" x 3" cube the extruded cutouts measure out to be 2.5" from one side of the cutout to the other side, and the ball placed inside of the box measures 2.53" in diameter so place supports underneath the ball to...

I designed this ball in a box when experimenting with various filaments started. To try something with PVA supports, I wanted to create something. This was printed several ways including single extrusion, dual extrusion, PLA with PVA supports, and...

My mom crafted the intriguing ball-in-a-box illusion from a single block of wood back in the 70s, inspired by a Native American craft book. My first foray into 3D printing resulted in a recreation using Tinkercad software, hoping it would turn out...

I designed this **Ball in a Box** while experimenting with various filaments. I wanted to try something with PVA supports, so I started printing it using different methods including single extrusion, dual extrusion, PLA with PVA supports, and TPU...

A ball is contained within a box.

... shape or size will work perfectly well. Follow these simple steps: 1. Enable supports during the print process - your ball needs help to stay up! 2. Feel free to create a custom box design in any dimension - big or small, it's entirely up to you!

loose ball in a square cage

The box's base holds the ball lightly, enabling a miniature print. ...Additionally, both supported and unsupported .skp files are available for customization.

A Simple yet Elegant Concept: The Ball Inside a Box The idea of a ball contained within a box is both straightforward and captivating. It's an intriguing combination of shapes, where the smooth curvature of the sphere meets the rigid structure of the...

A kid's ball toy is printed with supports all around it. ...To assemble this toy, carefully take out the supports one by one using either side cutters or a very sharp x-acto knife.

Key Information: - Printing Guidelines: A Micro 3D printer can successfully print this model in one piece. - Quality Settings: Opt for Medium quality with a low fill rate to achieve the desired outcome. - Support Features: Both model and raft...

Box containing sphere.

Unlock Mind-Blowing Moments With Your Very Own Boxed Marvel! ...Simply let it roll and spin to amaze everyone you know. Its seamless movement is all yours thanks to its design that makes it effortless to 3D print without any supports getting in the way!

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=738502 Getting Started Using the following Settings: Resolution : Set to High at 100 dpi ($fn = 100) Inner Void Diameter: Adjusted to 10.5 mm (inner_void_size = 10.5) Cube Dimension : Chosen as...

A tiny 1" diameter sphere drifts gently within a sturdy box, precision-modeled with meticulous care and converted with finesse into a crisply formatted .stl file using the latest version of Creo software. Print Details Revealed Printer Makes All The...

... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:348861 to suit your unique tastes! ...Access it via http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=348861. Options you have chosen: Bottom size = 3 Ball count = 1 Twisting speed = 180 Diameter = 30 millimeters

......http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=738502 **Instructions** Building using the following preferences: Ball diameter set to 8.5 Internal void size established at 10.5 Polygon resolution increased to 100 Cube dimension defined as 16

Display a captivating orb in a case and share it with buddies to spark their delight.

A simple yet delightful little print that brings a smile to one's face. ...Its charm lies in its minimalism, making it an enjoyable addition to any room.

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For amusement, I'm attempting to produce an item which was crafted from timber back in 1888.

Tap sharply against a solid object to dislodge the sphere.

A solitary sphere resting within an enclosure.\r\n\r\nI produced the model with a 2-centimeter diameter and found that no reinforcement was necessary; however, a slight drooping occurred due to its own weight.

I had to blow off a few hours! ...Let's scale up to 5K!

This amazing puzzle is an excellent way to unwind and relieve tension. ...You'll be completely absorbed in solving it, with each passing minute feeling like an hour as you work tirelessly to crack the code.

I highly doubt it's feasible to craft that with a lathe or milling machine. ...The idea is laughable.