ping pong ball dispenser 3d models

This Keychain is designed to hold two ping pong balls. The spiral design allows for the structure to be compressible. To extract the first ball you can compress the structure from the top on both ends. ...To get the second one, compress structure and...

A low-noise ball if you want to play ping-pong against the wall at home but have troublesome neighbors. Generated in MeshMixer in a couple of minutes. It's sturdy enough and very quiet. Easy to scale. Default print settings: PLA 0.2 brim with...

I was inspired by a designer on MyMiniFactory who created a ping pong ball launcher, which motivated me to design my own with an alternative mechanism. There is no upper portion to add more balls; instead, it's designed to hold the ball about to be...

... of Fable robots. This model features a pin with a base mount, offering endless possibilities for creative expression. For instance, it can serve as a sturdy stand for ping pong balls. ... Discover more about Fable at www.shaperobotics.com

A summer camp project for high school students involved designing a robot that moved ping pong balls. The robot was controlled via an Arduino Uno circuit board. Students used 3D printers to print parts, which they assembled in just three weeks. ...Key...

... and orange for the paws. The Egg-Bot was set up with up position 62 and down position 58. Lastly, in Illustrator, I designed a stand for the ping pong balls, which is a 4 x 6 rounded rectangle with six 0.75-inch diameter circles for ball support.

More information coming soon, but this is the basic design for a low cost ping pong ball levitation mechanism. Parts List ping-Pong Ball Tube from McMaster Carr part number: 2044T359 Round Cut-to-Length Shipping Tube, 1.8" ID, 48" Inside Length...

... to develop a V2 model if necessary. Alternatively, you can always glue it in place. One of the holes is slightly larger than the others, making it a perfect fit for a ping-pong ball, which allows for easy access and removal even when glued in place.

This is the next version of my original beer pong robot, boasting a significantly more accurate design that enables it to reload itself between shots. To ensure a perfect fit, you will need to meticulously sand the rack gear. I wish you the best of...

Something else not obvious from the picture is that I placed a small triangular piece of foam behind the bottom end of the ping-pong-throwing arm. This makes the arm throw at about a 45-degree angle without causing any sharp impacts. There are...

They crafted a tray designed specifically to cradle five pingpong balls snugly in place. ...The tray was then securely fastened to the underside of the table using a set of sturdy command strips, an alternative option being double-sided foam tape for...

The Led Strip fit perfectly into the rails and you just have to glue on the balls. However, you need a large printer that can do 400mm in height. I have printed it with a 0.8mm Nozzle so that the wall thickness is thick enough. ...Probably a 0.4 is...

Marked to indicate timing on a ball for a Table Tennis Timekeeper.

I designed this ping pong / table tennis ball center marker guide for another project. ...Works for standard 40mm ping pong ball.

Here is a racket and ball support that fits on your ping pong table.

... way to take a break from work or challenge a friend. ...You can either bounce the ping pong ball once or throw it in. If you are challenging a friend you can set challenges for each other like bounce twice before it goes in or over the backboard. ...

This sleek Ping-Pong ball holder can cradle two balls at once, making it an ideal accessory for thrilling games of Beer Pong or high-stakes matches of Stack Cup.

Bracket for Ping Pong paddle securely holds two balls in place. ...A sturdy design allows it to mount easily on any wall using a T-pin.

I have no idea what possessed me to craft this peculiar thing, but somehow I've managed to create a ping pong ball.

These are the STL files from the guide posted on [hackerday](https://hackaday.io/project/183328-modular-3d-printed-led-ping-pong-ball-display/details)

This is for laser tank battles! ...Just put a photoresistor into the ping pong ball, and a laser diode into the hole in the front, and with an arduino you can shoot and detect hits.

<p>I build hand-puppets and made these type of movable eyelids by hand in the past. ...This is my first working model for simple eyelids. They fit exactly over a 4cm Ping Pong Ball. Category: Robotics

Protecting sensitive radio equipment like a 5.8GHz skew-planar or cloverleaf antenna requires a special kind of protection - and what's better suited for this task than a customized base made from half a ping-pong ball! Simply use the trusty...

This is a remix of the great designed "Ping pong paddle and ball mount" by TioEmm to accept small command strips. The body is widened and there is an indent to take away some of the depth of the strips themselves. ... TinkerCAD links (Warning, they are...

I created a ping-pong ball and paddle holder that securely attaches to the side of a table after printing. The design effectively holds balls in place, ready for immediate use. UPDATE: I've added a three-ball version based on user feedback. ...I...

Jig for Holding Ping Pong Ball on Drill Press while Drilling Hole is Designed to Assist Projects Using Ping Pong Balls as Diffusers on WS2811 RGB LEDs. Regardless of Print Settings Used, This Jig Does Not Require Great Strength and Can Be Printed...

Initially, I was uncertain about the design for my Ping Pong Ball assignment; however, inspiration struck when I considered depicting a popular video game antagonist - Boo from Super Mario Bros. ...If I had shared this idea earlier, it would have...

I had to figure out how to affix ping pong balls to a hat for a spooktacular Halloween getup. ...Fortunately, these containers boast tiny mounting holes on their rear side that can be stitched or swiftly secured with safety pins to a costume.

Engineers crafted this design on the powerful platform of Onshape specifically for an innovative project involving a robot that fires ping pong balls at high speed. ...To prepare the model for 3D printing, simply scale it down to 0.1 times its original...

This is a ping pong ball anemometer for measuring fan out flow rate. Also called a rotameter or variable area meter, measures the flow of air in a duct or pipe. ... More info is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotameter