cup and ball game 3d models

This tutorial demonstrates how to create a simple container with a box and cup using MakerWare software. The 3D files consist of a closed cube and cylinder. To achieve an open container, the video showcases advanced settings in MakerWare, such as no...

Series of test to print a ball bearing.

A rubber ball on a bronze ramp Very simple model

... quality as is. If I reprint I will probably try printing at a better resolution and using supports on the toothbrush holes as I had a little sag on the first layer over the hole with no supports. I printed on it's back. ... Category: 3D Printing

The idea involves finger joints connected to a hand through ball and socket joints, enhancing utility in designs featuring pull wire-operated fingers by demonstrating how ball and socket joints can potentially improve functionality. Images highlight...

Also worth noting - as shown in the image, the ball and chain aren't directly attached; you'll need to cut off the last ring post from the print to attach them together seamlessly. ...Perhaps someone has already found a more streamlined way of printing...

High-quality 3D model of a jug and cup by Isi Milano, perfect for elevating any kitchen or dining room with its beautiful decor element. Designed by Rosaria Rattin. This stunning model comes in four unique materials: white/black oblique stripes,...

Here's a Test Run on This Printed Ball-and-Socket Joint Design. It Features a Delightful Combination of Articulated Motion, Smooth Operation, and Easy Accessibility for Maintenance. ...When Printing, Make Sure the Part Faces Upwards or, Ideally, Is...

... support Note: When installing a ball into a socket, don't just smash them together like a Hulk. Take the socket and rotate it around the ball while pressing them together. This will prevent the socket from splitting. ... https://youtu.be/vXM0McA6oX8

This is a cup intended to hold together loose wires from ceiling lights. ...It's specifically made to manage 5mm round cables as well as flat cords.

This is a REMIX from Gyrobot and it was called Ball and Socket Mount. I made the Siamese version for my son who thought it would be cool to be able to make a chain of them... ...or a Hand of sorts.

... figure requiring nine articulated joints, with one joint needing to be printed independently and then snap-fitted into place. ...My prototype for this ball-and-socket joint has been created prior to incorporating it into the action figure design.

A futuristic fusion of human anatomy with mechanical precision, this design reimagines the skull as a complex system of interconnected spheres, each one securely fastened to its neighbor through robust ball and socket joints. ...The resulting structure...

Post-Printing Assembly After printing, first use a small piece of scotch-brite abrasive pad to sand out any nits from the ball path in the nut halves. For each nut section, place on half on a table and carefully place 9 balls (I use tweezers) in the...

A simple but nice looking pencil cup. ...The Dimension is designed to fit perfect on a ANYCUBIC Photon 3D printer. I needed one for my home office. After some improovements on the floor of the cup I think it is now good to go for everyone.

This ball and socket joint offers flexible movement in a figure or serves as a versatile chain link. Engineered for light to medium weight applications, it's been designed with a generous gap to accommodate most printers. ...Non-print-in-place, each...

The Ball and Socket design that I came up with is affordable for manufacturing purposes. It will be applicable in the construction of an "articulated" arm. ...A helpful individual from this platform has agreed to provide me with a "3D" representation of...

I needed one cup for dirty water and another for clean water, as well as room for a bunch of brushes, hobby knives, and other essentials. This is what I came up with after some careful planning. It takes a bit of effort to get the top into place,...

The headphone clamp wasn't sitting flush with my desk, so I designed this ball and socket joint that contours to the curvature when the headphone holder bends. Installation: Screw this new screw about halfway in, then line up the socket on the top of...

This is a cup holder arm and insert for The Duchess board game table. Unfortunately, only four of these were ordered with the table, and they are no longer available, so a decision was made to measure them to make a complete set myself. The arm is...

This explains that the ball is sliding with the following slide path with help of gravity.

Glowing bowling ball adorned with scarlet digit dividers Crimson digit grips adorn sleek onyx orb

3 Balls roll over a helical surface . ...An example of Motion Analysis.

Horse, ball and girl before printing, in the slicer, increase the model at your discretion to the size you need. https://t.me/AlexStormND https://www.patreon.com/AlexStormND https://cults3d.com/en/users/AlexStormND Thank you for every tip or...

I attached the base to the printer using double-sided carpet tape and the ball-tower to the remote, opting for a more secure hold by choosing double-sided foam tape instead. Take note of the rubber band wrapped around the fork legs - it enhances...

This design enables users to attach a Raspberry Pi camera v2.1 to an adjustable phone stand, mirroring the ball and socket mechanism of the original mount. Existing parts from the mount are interchangeable with this new design. The model has been...

Product Name:Bowling Ball and Pins Version: 2015,2018 Low Polygons and Vertexs: Polys: 24 658 Verts: 16 870 High Polygons and Vertexs: Polys: 163 042 Verts: 84 262 Render:V-Ray 3.4 3.6 Formats: 3Ds Max 2015,2018 Cinema4D OBJ FBX STL DWG DXF Render...

Print without support, but increase strength by opting for a high infill in the fingers and waist of the ball. Attach the accessory through any of its three holes to suit your needs. ...Check out gyrobot.co.uk and facebook.com/gyrobotuk for more...

Clearance is essential for smooth rotation of the ball within the socket. ...The socket's opening must be pliable enough to accommodate the ball's insertion, yet rigid enough to prevent accidental ejection during regular usage.

Try rolling the ball throughout the maze from start to finish, reaching it at last with persistence.