marble run magnetic 3d models

I've been working on creating a duplicate of some missing parts for our marble run game using OpenSCAD. Thankfully, this allowed me to easily recreate the pieces that were lost. ...With the help of the Customizer App, I'm now able to make adjustments to...

WARNING: I HAVE NOT PRINTED THIS IN REAL LIFE! ...I DO NOT KNOW IF IT WORKS!This is a a collection of parts you can print and use to make your own marble runs.More photos of this Thing will be uploaded after I print it.

Revamp Your Marble Run with a Slithery Twist! New Updates: - Correct print size now in millimeters provided for precise dimensions. - SketchUp file added for easy 3D modeling. ...- Previously, there was an error in the SketchUp file which has been...

Revamp Your Playtime with Marble Run Squiggle! An exciting update has been made to this classic game, ensuring that it's now at the ideal print size in millimeters. ...To further enhance your experience, a Sketchup file has also been added for seamless...

A compilation of marble run parts is provided for remixing purposes; each item has been Sketchup-drawn, exported, and Netfabb-checked for printing readiness. ...The included Sketchup file features my specific configuration; I recommend a 0.5 scale print...

The Marble Run Spiral Base design features a spiral structure, and you can download the Sketchup (.skp) file for editing or customizing your own version. To do this, you'll need a plugin that supports importing and exporting STL files. ...If not, any 3D...

Here's a compilation of all the marble run components I've assembled so far. You're welcome to reorganize or modify them as you see fit. I created these designs in Sketchup and exported them using a plugin. ...Each piece has been thoroughly reviewed...

We have downloaded and purchased quite a few marble runs on various sites and they all work well enough but at some point they all lacked something here or they were over-complicated to where adults could enjoy them but the kids got frustrated. So I...

This is a modular marble run made up of several parts and blocks. You can easily print without support required, with easy shapes for all printers, and build the marble tracks of your dream. ## What's the difference between Alan's version? All...

I designed a marble run that seamlessly integrates with a peg board, allowing kids to effortlessly build and disassemble it. The ten-sided mounting peg offers six versatile angles, securely attaching to the peg board. ...Initial track pieces include a...

This is a connector piece for connecting tubes used in the Quercetti marble run kits. There are two types of connectors; one with supports that prints out a nice divider between the tubes, and one that doesn't have supports that just has a little...

... and Sweep functions in Onshape (possibly the two coolest, and definitely the most complex features). There are two sizes to this marble run: a large one and a small one. ...Unless you have an enormous printer, I recommend printing the smaller one.

I'm printing a spare part for a Christmas gift marble run set on my Ultimaker 2 with the extra fast settings. I've positioned the narrow part downwards, but be aware that you may need to sand down the first layer if it gets squished onto the glass...

made for stem/steam/stream marble run structure. this is just a frame the pegs are there to help with connecting paper tracks. again THIS IS JUST THE FRAME. each level is around 184cm. each file contains enough of its specific part to make one level....

These ramps allow marbles to stay in motion by maintaining their speed as they roll through a wall-mounted Lego marble track.

I wanted to create a marble run that could be used with a peg board so it would be easy for my kids to put it together and take it apart. The mounting peg is ten sided so you can get about 6 different usable angles, and holds snuggly to the peg...

Use 1.75 millimeter filament for both tracks, and a tiny marble will work perfectly.

A Modular Marble Run Kit for 16mm Glass Marbles, Perfect for Expansion. Specifications include: Each module measures 30mm high with 18mm diameter channels. The straight sections are 26mm wide but can vary slightly from piece to piece. The inlet and...

I crafted the impressive Marble Machine #3 but encountered an issue where the screw failed to grab the 9.5mm steel balls accurately. I reengineered the screw's design, and it worked flawlessly on its first try, so I thought I'd share my experience in...

Create a complex marble run using popsicle sticks, as demonstrated in the test videos available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5KSWVDsgkk and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdra3clvcBE. To get started, select your printer brand and model. ...

I'm designing a modular marble run that can be easily assembled and disassembled on a pegboard for my kids. This way, they can create and rebuild it with minimal supervision. The mounting peg is precision-engineered with ten sides, providing six...

Marble run tracks and Lego-compatible mounting bricks with ball-and-socket joints. In action: https://youtu.be/brI-ee0fso8 Designed in FreeCAD. Other sources: socket from Tinkercad Lego brick from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2626413. Print...

Use the "Marble Test Fit" to test the fit of your marbles. It´s build for 13,2mm. Skale for other diameters. ... Hight: 100mm Diameter: 92mm Further versions are planned.

This image leaves no doubt. ...I put it to the test and the marble moved in opposite directions.

A delightful tiny roller coaster for your workspace. ...It functions optimally with a 16-millimeter marble or smaller.

Assembling the marble run requires tapping the screw holes for the motor cover to securely fasten it with four 4-40 screws. The track, motor cover, and lift gear backing plate were meticulously designed in Fusion 360 and may need some adjustments as...

I've always been fascinated by intricate marble runs, those mesmerizing displays in store windows that spark imagination and creativity. As a child, I often found myself captivated by these miniature marvels, but unfortunately, I never had the chance...

... add a pivot through one of its pre-drilled holes, then snap it onto the insulation pipe. Finally, position your marble behind a removable gate and release the lever to set the marble free, allowing it to roll and glide along its intended path.

Manually fixed the STL files (were missing endfacet tags) - they now load, slice, and print fine using Cura 5.6.0.I use them with MindWare and off-brand components and glass marbles. ...Great fun!

Small rails to connect two tracks of filament and attach to walls or other surfaces to create a track for marbles or steel balls. ... Updates and pictures to follow.