battlebots giant bolt 3d models

Found that the best way for me to print was the nut and bolt head standing up, and the bolt is in 2 parts to allow the head of it to be printed the same as the nut. The threads mesh a little tight at 100% scale, have to fiddle with settings. At...

To kick off the new season of Battlebots, I built a 1:1 scale replica of The Giant Nut - as seen in the accompanying photo, this model is 55% of its full size.\r\nGet ready for some serious robot showdowns!

This is a scaled down version of my normal sized Golden Bolt. ...Difference here is I changed the logo a bit because of the size difference.

Battlebots Championship "Giant Nut" Trophy with Stand. This is the prize awards to the Battlebots Champion each year. This has been update with the current logo. There is a STL file for the disc but looks better if you can find real glass to use.

With the Sin City Slugfest just ended, it's time for some decor! ... This Golden Bolt print also includes an accompanying logo inset. ... PLA filament used - Amazon Basics Silk Gold and Silk Silver.

I'm making a model of the giant trophy you win at Battlebots, my 7-year-old really wanted me to make it so I can upload one with and without text, so you can add your own. The widest part is 5.6 inches and it's 2.1 inches tall when printed on its...

This is a 6.5" Giant Nut that I designed for my small Battlebots collection. Also included is a 4" Nut. There are two different stands. the 5-claw is for the big nut, and the 3-claw for the smaller one. The 5-claw is an 11 piece print (can be...

This is a model of the iconic giant nut award given to champions in the Battlebots tournament. My seven-year-old son was adamant that I create one for him. I will upload both versions, with and without text, so you can add your own personal touch if...

Battlebots 2016 Championship Nut and Bolt. They thread together! ...Anyone have any Loctite?</p> Category: Engineering

This is just my Giant Nut scaled down to 62% to make a "mini" nut. ... The biggest difference being the stand is a solid 3-claw print instead of the 11 multi piece 5-claw print (for the Giant Nut)

I modified this design to reflect the 2022 season. ... Supports only needed touching build plate.

A robotic construct created in Microsoft 3D Builder for a massive metal bolt from the Iron Giant's arsenal.

I crafted my replica of the Iron Giant's Bolt, striving for absolute screen accuracy. To achieve this, I meticulously measured the width of a known object - my bed, which approximated 31 inches or 80 centimeters. Then, I precisely translated these...

he Bolt is a life-sized replica of the wayward flashing piece of The Iron Giant, as seen in the film. The collectible is 6 inches in length, with a flashing light feature, and authentic details from the film. ...It's the perfect-sized piece to display...

This is a replica Iron Giant bolt that I designed to be printed and generate the last scene from iron giant where the bolt comes to life, flashes and beeps and returns to the Iron Giant. The parts are easily 3D printable and uses some simple...

My son is absolutely fascinated by the movie, and I thought it would be fantastic to recreate the iconic bolt from the Iron Giant's ear for him. However, I did take a slight creative liberty with how the thread terminates, as it appears to transform...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One Day Build video on the Iron Giant Bolt to create one of my own. Since no suitable 3D models were available online, I decided to design it myself using measurements taken from screen grabs of the movie based on an...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One Day Build video of the Iron Giant Bolt to create my own. I couldn't find any 3D models online, so I decided to design one myself. Measurements were taken from screen grabs of the movie based on a 9-year-old's...

I was inspired by Adam Savage's One day build video of the Iron Giant Bolt to make one of my own. I didn't find any 3D models online, so I decided to model it myself. Measurements were from screen grabs of the movie based on a 9-year-old's average...

The monumental figure of iron rises majestically from the heartland landscape in "Iron Giant", a timeless cinematic treasure born in the year of '99. ... Designers and engineers shape the next generation of innovations with SolidWorks 2019.

Battelbot 2016 champions assemble! Their threads are perfectly aligned - a true marvel of precision engineering! ...Who among you has some trusty Loctite on hand to secure their bond for good?

Saw a post about someone who made a pen holder out of giant nuts stacked together, so decided to create my own version using a giant bolt instead. Plan on posting a nut that threads onto this at some point in the future. The threads on this design...

This sturdy paper towel holder resembles a colossal bolt, perfect for holding essentials in the kitchen, garage, or workshop. It's an excellent addition to any space where messes need to be cleaned up quickly. ... If you appreciate this innovative...

This is a paper towel holder designed to resemble a massive bolt! It's perfect for use in the kitchen or even outdoors in the garage or workshop. ... If you appreciate this design or any of my creations, be sure to like my page on Facebook at...

Massive robotic combatant from Battlebots tournaments.

SPANISH Statuette of the Battlebots logo. ...It has 4 colors and consists of 3 pieces (color change in the piece "Bottom"). ENGLISH Statuette of the Battlebots logo. ...It has 4 colors and is made up of 3 pieces (color change in the piece "Bottom").

For the hardware aspect, I disassembled a Hexbug Minotaur battlebot and had leftover screws, which I highly recommend using because God forbid you lose one - it'll be gone forever. You can expect this device to drain batteries quickly since it runs...

From Battlebots! Yes! I made this by looking at a ton of different photos of Rusty from as many angles as possible, and this helped me get most of the proportions and details right, I think. Ideally I'd spend an afternoon with Rusty and a tape...

Next, take the jaw component and attach it to its designated mount using the two provided bolts and corresponding nuts. Once the jaw is securely fastened, close it gently and position the rubber band onto the hooks found on both the jaw and the...

... 2: Securely fasten the zip ties around the axle to prevent wheel detachment. Step 3: Insert the threaded rod through the weapon mount, positioning it centrally within the system. Step 4: Apply the bolts to secure a tight grip on the weapon mount.