cube ball 3d models

This version of the model features slightly rounded cube edges compared to the original one designed by rpural.

Firstly, the sphere sticks out from the cube making it enjoyable to spin around because its diameter is slightly larger than the length of the cube sides. Secondly, I have positioned the sphere a little above in the z-axis so that it aligns with the...

Simple fidget toy printed in one piece. ... Two versions provided - one where the ball is extremely loose within the box, and another smaller one where the box fights fairly snuggly around the ball.

The sphere is slightly trimmed to lower the overhang angle so no support is required. ... The diameter of the sphere is 35mm and the size of the cube is 31mm. ...The wall thickness is 3 mm.

I designed this using tinkercad, you can easily modify the text by ungrouping and selecting the cube then moving it with shift pressed outside, next ungroup and change the writing as needed. Move backwards to return to original position and export...

This is a toy that can be easily printed and played with.The sphere is slightly trimmed to lower the overhang angle so support isn't required.The diameter of the sphere is 35mm and the size of the cube is 31mm. ...The wall thickness is 3 mm.</p><p>This...

Just a little toy to show my nephew the advantage with 3D-Printing to print movable things in a box in one row. ...(or some slices :-) ) It's something to start an feel the power of csg in OpenSCAD.

This is a compact sphere nestled within a cubic framework that enables attachment of a keychain ring. ...The internal orb requires supportive structures during the printing process.

Successfully, I attempted connecting Sketchup to my LeapFrog 3D printer and was able to establish a connection!

PLA lay 0.3 205 cersius bed 55 C speed 30 sup speed 60

Human: Made just for me, a customized version of thingiverse's http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:655496! Created with Customizer, you can see it in action at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=655496. ... ...

This piece will print directly onto the build plate without support structures.

I've Been There Too, But Yesterday I Was Tinkering With My Design Software and Thought to Myself, "What If?"

This classic 3D printing demonstration showcases items that cannot be produced through traditional injection molding techniques.

A miniature, 3D-printed plaything is what I'm looking forward to having!

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The bewildering illusion of a sphere nestled inside a block has always left observers mystified and questioning reality itself. It seems that as soon as you think you have grasped it, the puzzle dissolves into nothingness, leaving behind only a sense...

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<p>This is my first upload i tried it at home and it worked realy good.</p>

To create moving objects, I planned to print nested models that were pre-assembled. ...I successfully printed a 4 cubic inch design using a dissolvable support material 3D printer, resulting in an impressive, durable toy for my one-year-old nephew to...

Measurements indicate that human form has dimensions of 40 millimeters by 40 millimeters by 40 millimeters.

Vibrant designs printed quickly and efficiently, allowing for an enjoyable experience.

The captive orb floats quietly within an airy box.

A three-dimensional puzzle forms the focal point, where a globe resides inside a cavity nestled in the center of a cubic frame. The intricate design serves as a functional testing ground for OpenSCAD and Customizer's capabilities. ...This conceptual...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2204181 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2204181

Don't even think about giving it a shot. ...It's just not worth the risk.

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...

... the delicate details of the cube are made possible through the use of water-soluble support material in the printing process. Multi-Color Ball in a Cube, created by MosaicManufacturing, is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.