egg drop challenge 3d models

The egg drop challenge design features simplistic construction, with a transparent half for better understanding. Gravity will be secured on the side to protect the egg during its perilous journey. The large halves are printed using TangoBlack Plus...

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The enclosed files represent an updated version of an educational science activity (Egg Drop Challenge) that reinforces key principles of design, material benefits, and the impact of 3D printed infill percentages with modern adaptation. The CAD model...

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I aimed to enhance flexibility with 3D printing by designing a part for an egg-shaped object made from flexible rubber filament. My printer couldn't extrude this soft material, so I redesigned its extrusion drive and head, printing modifications in...

As I tackled the challenge at my university, I crafted and printed this cartridge within a tube. We emerged victorious! To understand its inner workings, please refer to the section "How I Designed This" below. The Sphere and Main Body should be...

My final effort for the GrabCAD Egg Drop Challenge is called Ovoplex; unfortunately, it didn't succeed. ...Nonetheless, upon reviewing the slow-motion video, it seems that enhancing the rod diameter and length could potentially improve its performance.

The Ovosphere, a submission for GrabCAD Egg Drop Challenge, features an egg-guarding mechanism inspired by Zack Monninger's "Stax" design found at StaX: Machined Aluminum Modular Container. Despite the egg being safeguarded within a vortex of...

A single print design protects an egg for the Egg Drop Challenge, utilizing 3D printed plastic's flexibility to absorb a 15ft drop impact. However, it fails to safeguard the egg from such high falls; it may work with lower drops but not this height.

The goal is to create a single print design for an egg protector using 3D printed plastic's flexibility to absorb shocks during the Egg Drop Challenge. This is my second attempt, but it couldn't withstand a 15ft drop. The design is easier to...

The initial goal is to create a single 3D printed egg protector for the Egg Drop Challenge, withstanding a 15ft drop. However, this design, my second attempt, failed to protect the egg from such heights. It may safeguard an egg from lower falls due...

The objective is to utilize the flexible nature of 3D printed plastic to mitigate the impact of a 15-foot drop for the Egg Drop Challenge. This is my second attempt at the challenge; however, it too did not safeguard the egg from such height. This...

While I personally don't like Pokemon, the concept appeared to be worth trying out. ...It seems that my notion isn't unique as others have thought of it too.

The design consists of three key components: a diamond structure housing the egg, shock-absorbing rods, and junction parts. Inspired by glittering diamonds, this concept is yet to be tested due to a lack of accessible 3D printers in the area. ...Fingers...

The Ovoplex is my final entry for the GrabCAD Egg Drop Challenge. Based on past attempts, this updated design offers improved chances of success. V1.0 failed but V1.1 boasts increased rod diameter and enhanced structural strength. Regrettably, I...

Check out my plan for the 3D Printing Egg Drop challenge here: https://grabcad.com/challenges/3d-printing-egg-drop-challenge. The design is simple and doesn't require any additional materials or support structures. To protect the egg, it only touches...

Tips for an egg drop challenge without a 3D printer are as follows. One idea is to distribute and reduce the landing force evenly across the egg's surface, like placing it in powder where n is large and F landing is small. ...Another future possibility...

The Egg Drop Challenge Trophy was designed to honor students participating in Conceptual Physics classes who show exceptional creativity and problem-solving skills. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator (5th...

Created as an award for students in Conceptual Physics participating in the Egg Drop Challenge. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) Rafts: Yes Supports: No Notes: Added supports using MeshMixer. ...

Create a design for the egg drop challenge, then have it 3D printed and tested.

The assembly plan is required for the fabrication of a 62mm high egg model designed specifically for the "Egg Drop Challenge." Ensure to follow the blueprint closely during construction.

SummaryMy take on the Ball Drop challenge from 41, Ghost Island, Philippines, and Micronesia. ...These are thick handles with very basic knurling.The center piece was designed to accommodate a standard pinball (1-1/16" bearing, 26.9875mm).The stands are...

This creation was crafted as part of a university's drop egg challenge, demonstrating my innovative design skills.

Students were challenged to design a device that would drop eggs with consistent precision, making each test a reliable and repeatable experience. Lesson Plan and Activity: To conduct a successful naked egg drop in class, a reliable method of...

I'd like to make a donation for the egg drop project being undertaken by DDP.

Egg drop / Bomb release mechanism Can be attached to the aircraft with elastic bands and hooked together with paper clip Requie 1 9g servo

You'll find several versions: * The Emax Hawk5 egg plate is one of them * The Falcon X207 egg plate is also in the mix * The Singularitum egg plate is another great option * The iFlight iX5 egg plate is ready to roll * A single cut cup, which can be...

This is a fresh take on the classic Surprising Egg, and it's essentially just an eggshell, which you can drop your surprises inside mid-print! You can then crack it open like a real egg. I suggest using 0.8mm wall thickness (or two lines) as it's...

... ...It comprises an Easter egg with a functioning hinge, the pin that hinges on, and every part required to build a pegboard toy, which the printer must assemble from scratch. ...In theory, all these parts fit snugly inside the egg when disassembled.