ball in ball 3d models

This is merely an illustration of a ball joint's design.

The human throws a basic ball into a sophisticated mixing device known as the blender.

<p>Engineering work! ...Magic ball! ...Perfect for kids and cats</p>

My version of a "ball bearing" used for a prototype project.

Place a steel ball inside a vacant pill to initiate your amusement! ...:)

Humans are essentially balls confined within roller cages of their own design.

Gathering a diverse array of precision-fitted PIP ball joints to match up with 1/4-inch dowels. ... Take a look at these versatile components in motion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo7xJMrKNbs Updated as of October 29, 2015

This ball bearing does not require any support material and is print in place.I recommend 2mm layer and about 60% infill for high strenght and a longer spin.

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... are waiting for you in the files - print two of figures 3, 5, 6, and 7, along with four of figure 4. Once you have them, assemble the pieces and add your own ball, either printed or one you already possess (ensure it measures 17-18 mm in diameter).

• A steel ball bearing would be more practical but it's not as fun!• It works great as a fidget toy as you can easily stick a finger in the center ring and spin it.• This is a great way to show the capabilities of printing in place and learn about...

No need to assemble, you just need a bit of supports right at the base of the ball (paint on supports - they ale already painted on in the .3mf files) and that's it :-)When printing from the .3mf file, the model is in the correct orientation.

... ...Supports not needed with variable layer heights, if your printer can do 20mm (2cm) bridging.This was a remake of another ball in the box, with with improved printability and no longer needing supports to print, while still keeping the illusion

Felt compelled to test "Ball in a cube" on my old Kafo VMC950 to see how well the machine maintains the precision and how accurately the spindle probe measures at all the many setups.I think the result and blendlines was quite ok.Finished result in...

Learn to create a tennis ball design in Solidworks through this tutorial. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos, and don't forget to visit our Facebook page as well. ...YouTube Channel:...

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The tennis ball was created using Solidworks 2013 software, employing various features such as revolve, mirror sketch, and swept cut to design its simple yet effective structure.

The model prints seamlessly and, after removing the supports, reveals an amusing scenario of a ball trapped inside a box that is too spacious for it to escape. Despite its impracticality, this simple print often amazes people. ...I printed mine with...

These print in place bearings take 23 minutes and can be printed to understand the engineering and how ball bearings work or they can be printed for a fidget...

I encapsulated my prized golf ball in a 3D printed cage, surrounding it with sturdy golf tees. I've provided two versions of the design - version 7 being my top choice, but both are viable options. To print the cage, bring it up to around 50+ mm and...

People can easily print a compact ball joint as one complete piece with minimal additional processing required after printing. An updated version is also available for use with printers capable of producing dissolvable support materials. To create...

This is a print in place ball bearing I designed for a Turn Table project I was working on. The OD is 40mm and the ID is 20mm. I've only printing this out in it's original dimensions, so I am not sure how well it scales. Here is the video of me...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=348861 Instructions for the Next Steps: We are Moving Forward with the Following Settings: Balls Are Set to 1 Single Ball Diameter is Confirmed at 20 Units Wide Twist Level is Optimized at 90...

... Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=738502 Instructions: Use the following settings: Ball Size: 8.5 Cube Dimensions: 16 units Inner Void Measurement: 10.5 units Sides per Revolution: 100

... the Customizer tool with specific settings. ...The customized features include a diameter of 30mm, a 6mm bottom, a negative direction, a 6mm top and three balls. ...The twist is set to zero and the resolution is set at 0.10mm for printing accuracy.

First idea was to design a single ball with intricate inner details, but this innovative design allows users to separate the sphere from the cube-shaped snowman, effectively creating two distinct Christmas gadgets. Smiling, I imagined the delight on...

Then the ball goes in. Next the clamp piece. I made two versions. One without knurls one with. Mix and match to your preference. I've found that having either the clamp or base knurled is good enough to get a good grip for tightening. For the best...

You can print this as a one-piece ball joint that requires minimal post-print tweaking, with some tweaks only needed if it gets too complicated to produce on most Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) printers. ... Update: For the few with the capability to...

Great keychain to use in your backpack

A dynamic visual representation was produced through an animation process in SC2014.