marble machine 3d printed

This project was meticulously crafted using Fusion 360, a cutting-edge computer-aided design software that enables users to create and edit 2D and 3D models with precision and ease. ...To follow along with this project in real-time, you can catch the...

Marble machine trial

Experience the fun of creating your own 3D printed marble machine, measuring at 180x180x180 mm! ...Get ready to enjoy this engaging DIY project!

This machine functions as a path for marbles to follow, through a ferris wheel, stairs, and a long marble track. In order to make the wheel rotate simultaneously with the movement in the stairs, we attached a thick rubber band to make a belt-pulley...

I recently created a "Marble Machine" using Creo Element Direct Modelling Express 4 software, which is my first attempt at 3D modeling. ...Please feel free to provide feedback or suggestions for improvement; I'd appreciate any guidance to enhance this...

A video showcasing our analysis of the marble machine is under production. ...We'll soon release it for all to see.

Horizontal Marble Splitting Machine

The other components of the machine fit perfectly fine on an 8" printer, although they do require a bit of careful planning and rotation by 45 degrees for optimal printing results. One notable improvement I've made is integrating the lobe wheels...

I'm Inspired by the Coursera MOOC of The Tinkering Studio: Motion & Mechanic to Create This Marble Machine. I designed the plan using MakerCase, then brought it to life on Inkscape with a series of precise circles. To build this project, you'll...

This is an entertaining remixed marble machine, albeit somewhat unbalanced, so be prepared to add a support beam and attach it firmly in place. Designed specifically for 3/8 inch steel marbles, it also accommodates some other sizes. To secure the...

ful atomatic marble cutting machine

A thrilling Marble Machine that's designed to challenge climbers and offer customizable tracks for an ever-changing experience. No additional hardware beyond the ball itself is needed, unless the optional motor installation is chosen. With only two...

3d printed trial

Experience the thrill of Marble Run play with our innovative simulation model, where you can enjoy building and testing your own intricate marble mazes!

Thanks for the Marble Machine files. Here is my version. I modified the base by adding some holes. Two of the holes are under the motor mount so you are able to screw on the mount after the parts are assembled. One hole is near the motor mount to put...

Thanks so much for those Marble Machine files! I've put my own twist on the design, making some really useful modifications. First, I added a series of strategically placed holes throughout the structure, which enables easy assembly while allowing...

The marble movement relies on gravitational force as marbles are transferred from one platform to another via attached rods with six circles at varied positions. The base consists of 27 individual parts due to a design challenge initiated by a...

... it in action, hope this is helpful, looking forward to hearing your thoughts and opinions. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap, Printer: Original Prusa i3 MK2, Rafts: No, Supports: No, Resolution: 0.3, Infill: 20%, Notes: Printed in PLA at 70mm/s

Linax created this awesome model that I simply had to make. Thank you Linax I did find a couple of small changes that I wanted to make; The bearing now has a shoulder to hold it in place, the internal square hole is 0.2mm smaller, again to hold it...

Every other marble run I found on thingiverse was either designed for smaller ball bearings or took hours and hours to print! This is a simple marble run using toilet paper tubes cut into fourths as the tracks, which can easily be remixed for...

I encountered difficulty printing this Marble Machine. Perhaps it was my printer or the fact that I reduced its size by 17% to accommodate my printer, but the slender components were too fragile for my printer and knocked my print head out of...

Marble machines carefully analyzed, be sure to watch the YouTube video carefully examined for all relevant details.

Are your muscles sore and fingers calloused and bloody from playing with your marble machine kaleidoscope? Surely there must be a better way! This is a hand-crank device for running your marble machine automatically. How well does it work? Meh, fine....

In this video I build a 3D printed paper folding machine. With this machine A5 sheets can be folded. The folding rollers were made from standard PVC tubes. These were covered with a driving wheel tube to prevent the paper from slipping through. The...

In this video I build a 3D printed paper folding machine. With this machine A5 sheets can be folded. The folding rollers were made from standard PVC tubes. These were covered with a driving wheel tube to prevent the paper from slipping through. The...

I have already published an in-depth guide on the instructables website: https://www.instructables.com/G300-3D-Printed-CNC-Machine/ I refer you to the link for all further information. ... BOM I created two pdfs: a flattened version useful for...

Hi Friends Welcome to the DiY Projects Lab , I hope you all are well, so today we are going to learn how to make your own 3D Printed CNC machine. It is a prototype module, but once you build it you will definitely be able to build a very large CNC...

Hi Friends Welcome to the DiY Projects Lab , I hope you all are well, so today we are going to learn how to make your own 3D Printed CNC machine. It is a prototype module, but once you build it you will definitely be able to build a very large CNC...

https://youtu.be/Pes70LTRpu8 "A 3D Printed Slinky Machine" is an easy to 3D print and assemble mechanism that takes all the work out of using a "Slinky" toy! Ok, the Slinky toy is still fun without this mechanism, but the mechanism does make an...

"A 3D Printed Slinky Machine" is an easy to 3D print and assemble mechanism that takes all the work out of using a "Slinky" toy! Ok, the Slinky toy is still fun without this mechanism, but the mechanism does make an interesting desktop gadget with...