cube ball 3d models

Checkered cube containing hollow or solid balls and color according to your taste. I've designed it but not yet printed it. ... If you print it, please leave a comment.

I was bored and decided to mess around and make something, this is a ball inside of a cube to demonstrate how 3D printing prints layer by layer, otherwise, two different shapes/ objects of the same size could never fit inside of each other unless it...

... to decipher. ...It prints in place, requiring only support material at the bottom of the sphere if your printer's part cooling system is strong enough; otherwise, it will need additional supports above the ball on the underside of the top cube.

This part is an intricately crafted cube with a movable ball that floats effortlessly within its hollow interior, yet cannot escape.\r\n\r\nI've always had a fascination with such ingenious designs, finding them to be both refreshingly simple and...

ball in cube Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.16mm Infill: 15% Filament: Prima Value PLA Black Notes: Use brim! Category: 3D Printing

The cube held a sphere within its confines.

A sphere mysteriously resides within a cube; perplexed about its origin and removal.

Place the ball on the heated bed with its flat surface facing up.

There's a small metal core underneath the ball. ...It doesn't affect the overall design, serving only as a support for the ball itself. ...You have the option to keep or remove it once you've printed it out.

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...

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...

13 mm steel balls are used, and one standard 608 bearing is included you need 2x "Mainbody_half" and 2x "Cap" the main body needs to be glued together after inserting the bearing caps must be glued together carefully balls should snap into place...

... units are measured in millimeters. In addition, "_simple" models without the recess on the cubes sides have been added if you prefer a clean look. ...Similarly, "_inch" models with pockets for 1/2 inch (12.7mm) steel balls have also been included.

My Take on the Cube Spinner Design: A Significant Upgrade with Steel Balls I realized that a cube spinner made entirely of plastic lacked sufficient inertia, so I added steel balls to all eight corners to give it a much-needed boost. The result is a...

A variation of the Turner's cube.Is it possible to fabricate?

To avoid support issues, ten small cylinders connect two cubes, though the bottom surface isn't perfect. Expecting better results, I plan to create an OpenSCAD script for a customizable version. If you have ideas on printing horizontally, please...

This 3D printed cube features a ball nestled securely within its walls, inspired by the precision of a machinist's craft. ...A unique conversation starter, this object showcases the versatility of 3D printing technology in creating intricate designs.

ball in a cube 3.5 hour print on my cr-10 needs supports! ... lower support % to 15% and use lines setting or they will be hard to pull off.

I've created an object that's useless, but nice to have. ...It prints in one go, so the ball can't get out of the cube. ...There's no need for a stand, the part is printed directly.

I created a useless object, but nice to have, it is imprinted in one go, the ball cannot come out of the cube. ...No need for support the piece is printed directly

I helped my dad create this ball in cube. Rotate 30 deg on it's edge and carefully block out supports on the inside of cube as they may be difficult to extract. ...I am currently printing it and it's about 10% done and is in second photo.

I built this project on the scale of a Geomag Ball: The ball's diameter measures around 12.8 millimeters and the square's edge is approximately 13.5 millimeters with a depth of 2 millimeters.

I insert a sphere into Infinity Cube with precision. ...A dedicated focus on supporting spheres alone would likely yield optimal results, although I've yet to test this configuration.

Experience the thrilling and interactive Dynamic Ball Bouncing mechanism, which can be effortlessly achieved through the use of professional software. ...Observe as the ball bounces with realism and precision in every movement, bringing a whole new...

Check out this cool little gadget featuring a sphere nestled inside a cube! People are sure to ask, "How did that sphere get in there?" Have fun with it! This awesome creation was designed using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online right now at...

I had to clean up the area where the bearing sits a little for the cube to fit properly together.The “webbing” is only .4mm wide, so sized for that nozzle. ...You may be able to cut away after printing for a cleaner look, but it helps print those...

Created and inserted a sphere into "Infinity Cube". Support for the sphere only would probably be ideal, I haven't tried this yet. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15%...

Additionally, fishing line can be threaded through the holes of each cube to create submerged media within the tank, offering a versatile and effective solution for aquatic environments. ... Each individual cube boasts an impressive 18.51 square inches...

Human: Customized version of Thingiverse #655496 Created with Customizer! ...Thingiverse Apps Instructions Using the following settings: Cube side: 22 mm Digits per Circle: 10 spheres, Radius: 11

Instructions: Utilize the Following Options to Personalize Your Object Setting: Resolution to $fn = 100 Adjusting Dimensional Parameters Modify Cuboid Parameters: Cube Side = 21 Sphere Properties Configuration Define Sphere Radius to 10 Units Note:...