gyro zeppeli steel balls 3d models

... These special prints are available for a limited time only. The GYRO collection prints as one piece but comes with moving parts that can be disassembled and reassembled in different colors, adding an extra layer of fun to your holiday season.

... these designs for a limited time only! The GYRO collection can be printed in one single piece, yet it has movable parts that allow you to take it apart and reassemble it using different colors - a feature that adds an extra layer of excitement!

I created a basic gyro cube model, which includes a built-in support structure. Ensure that your supports are turned off before printing, as they can interfere with the model's integrity. I printed this cube at a layer height of 0.2mm, resulting in a...

Enhance your bike's features with a gyro add-on, designed to stabilize accessories like drink holders, GoPro cameras, or other items. The parts fit together via a small interference mechanism for secure attachment. This versatile design can be...

I whipped up this eye as a fun side project while messing around with my gyro. Feel free to use it for decoration, and don't be afraid to experiment - simply rotate the eye in any direction you like to change its view. I've come up with a few...

The iconic Pastilii or Gyro Chair by renowned Finnish designer Eero Aarnio continues to captivate audiences with its sleek, futuristic design. This revolutionary piece of furniture was first introduced in the 1960s and has since become a timeless...

For better results I recommend printing the Gyro Air at it's original size of 10cms. I have also tested it at 80% and i think it's the limit. Printing it too small will make the circles too thin and it might break. I printed the final object with a...

To enhance stability and create a more realistic experience, I incorporated an internal ring that securely holds 6 heavy-duty steel balls with a diameter of 9.5mm. This ingenious design was created using Tinkercad's online platform. Feel free to...

For those who are interested, Gyro_M5_Assembled.stl can be printed in one go and completes in approximately three hours and forty minutes with a print speed of 60 mm/sec and a layer thickness of 0.15 mm. However, it does require some time to clean...

A Simple Gyro Fidget Toy, Similar But Slightly Different to Others! All concentric layers are designed as spheres with the same central axis of rotation, ensuring it rotates freely in all directions when printed perfectly. I've made each layer as...

... air flow's authenticity. STL files are available for different parts: a zero-pitch ruler mount, a 3-degree pitch ruler holder, a gyro head with teeter bolt holes, and various aerofoil options for printing stability and resembling real gyrocopters.

:-) ...and to show my kids a little bit physics on a spinning wheel and how gyros work. Diameter inner ring = 88 mm You need to assemble: 2 x 624 bearing 4 x 686 bearing 2 x M4 x 16 mm screw 4 x M4 nut 2 x M6 x 20 mm screw 1 x M6 x 100mm thread...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=434613 Options Used: Height: Set to Maximum at 5 Units Letter Style: Standard "A" Design Gravitovectometer Adjustment: Disabled at 0 Degrees Scale Factor: Increased by 4% to 1.04 Times Original...

This spinner utilizes three-eighths of an inch steel balls as its counterweights and incorporates a 608 standard-sized bearing. ...Enjoy!!!

Small fidget spinner using 1/2 inch steel bearing balls as weights. Print two halves and cage the balls between them. The halves should meet snugly with no play of the balls. Use a 608 bearing for the center hole. A Fusion360 model is available to...

... file. I provide a 123d format file. Please use 123d design software to convert it to stl format before you print it. You only need to buy a one-meter-long PVC pipe and a few rubber bands to make a beautiful steel ball slingshot gun, hope you like it

... of CA adhesive, as there is only about a 3mm overlap between the male and female parts. The steel balls are quite heavy, giving this spinner significant rotational inertia and making it a high-performance model that's an absolute blast to use!

You could use ball bearings, marbles, or other spherical objects.  The steel balls are good because they have sufficient mass to roll smoothly.  For different size balls, size the print up or down proportionally.I would recommend inserting...

I still had a plethora of steel balls leftover from past endeavors, and I was itching to come up with a practical way to repurpose them. ...The initial spark for my project came from Jesimon's clever Marble Display Stand design.

By the way, I obtained the steel balls from an old Magnetix set. UPDATE: I added 15 mm and 15.2 mm versions for an even tighter fit. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Rostock Printer: Rostock MAX V2 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 10-30% (the heavier...

Video: https://youtu.be/yOtMJRxr4qQ Blender Animation: https://youtu.be/criKqJmFT0o An Archimedes screw lifts 8 mm steel balls, propelling them down a spiral track to feed an Archimedes screw. Some hints: - The complete model, measuring...

I took one from an assorted spring package that suited.- Metal balls, I used 9 mm ones https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005003281616396.html- Power supply, I used a 12V I still had from an old modem for the stepper driver and used the voltage...

I took one from an assorted spring package that suited.Metal balls, I used 9 mm ones https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005003281616396.htmlPower supply, I used a 12V I still had from an old modem for the stepper driver and used the voltage regulator on...

The display stand is optional but it'll be nice to display the ball if u want to! You might want to wash the skateboard bearings with soap before you use them! They usually come with a little bit of grease. I noticed using zippo lighter fluid also...

One steel (magnetic) ball is just one steel ball, doesn't do anything...but when you have lots of them, you'll suddenly have a mathematical/geometrical pattern, (the balls come to life)

Original model by Dysprosium66 (thanks for extracting it!). My friend wanted to get Caesar figure, so I took the only model of Caesar I could find (it was a bit broken unfortunately) and remixed it in Blender. I fixed mesh, increased mesh quality...

Original model by Dysprosium66 (thanks for extracting it!). My friend wanted to get Caesar figure, so I took the only model of Caesar I could find (it was a bit broken unfortunately) and remixed it in Blender. I fixed mesh, increased mesh quality...

This object was created using Tinkercad's user-friendly interface. ...You can instantly edit it at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0SnjR4UbCXn.

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