rolling ball marble machine clock 3d models

... own. Don't forget to buy 9/16" marbles separately. You can find similar marble machines on Amazon (http://amzn.to/2ClyTrw), and the build instructions are available at Instructables (https://www.instructables.com/id/Wooden-Marble-Roller-Machine/).

Creating a personalized 3D-printed marble machine offers endless opportunities to unleash your creativity as marbles traverse throughout your home. The only constraint lies in the amount of materials you utilize with your 3D printer. Enhance the...

This reworked version of Automata - Marble Machine by Sebastian Bolona is optimized for 3D printing. The following components are included: - Base - Top - Shaft - Nut (fits on the end of the shaft) - Cams (five required, alternating up and down on...

This spool holder runs by using 6mm airsoft pellets that act like frictionless bearings for the marble machine. If you're ever bored while your printer prints, you can keep yourself amused watching your filament spool spin! The spool holder was...

Sebastian Bolona's masterpiece is the Automata Marble Machine - a fascinating project that you can replicate using the files I'm happy to share with you, which include all the necessary components and instructions to build this intricate contraption.

Other marble machines include the Spoon Elevator, Spiral Marble Machine Wooden Toy, Archimedes Screw, Elevator Wooden Toy, A Question Of Balance Wooden Toy, Wheel and Spiral Marble Automata, and Modeled with Solidworks 2016. The project was rendered...

Sheet Rolling Machine Using SolidWorks

24'' ORTHODOX TEA ROLLING MACHINE

You'll need to source your own 9/16" marbles, which are available for purchase on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Marbles-Set-9-16-Inch/dp/B00005N5V8 Build instructions for this project can be found here:...

The binary marble adding machine is inspired by plans available at woodgears.ca/marbleadd/. A helpful YouTube tutorial can be found at http://youtu.be/GcDshWmhF4A. This educational tool not only teaches binary numbers but also offers entertainment as...

The machine is based on 12mm steel ball bearings, requiring about 40 to 'populate' the model in operation. I printed most of the machine with PLA, but used Ultimaker 'tough PLA' for the cap and thumb screws. Feel free to use your own materials and...

Remake of the 3D Printed Marble Machine #2 - Designed by Tulio Laanen Including a Small Stepper Motor for Continuous Operation. A New Base Is Added to House the Motor, Lights, and Electronics. A Small Drawer Was Also Added to Store Metal Balls When...

... own if you're feeling adventurous. Don't forget to supply your own 9/16" marbles – you can find similar versions on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2ClyTrw To build this one, follow these steps: https://www.instructables.com/id/Wooden-Marble-Roller-Machine/

... You'll need to supply 9/16" marbles on your own, or purchase similar versions from Amazon at http://amzn.to/2ClyTrw. For detailed build instructions, check out this Instructable: https://www.instructables.com/id/Wooden-Marble-Roller-Machine/.

... STL files so you can try printing your own. You'll need to provide 9/16" marbles; similar versions are available on Amazon: http://amzn.to/2ClyTrw\nBuild Instructions for this project: https://www.instructables.com/id/Wooden-Marble-Roller-Machine/

A unique marble machine with a tilted lifting wheel and funnel. This design requires some minor plastic welding and can be slightly fickle. ... Requires: n20 60 RPM DC electric motor: https://amzn.to/3OvwHSp 5.1v USB power cable:...

Check out this fascinating marble machine designed in SolidWorks with gravity motion analysis demonstrated on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1D-vAGT3Cg. Expand your SolidWorks skills by exploring more tutorials on the All SolidWorks...

A unique marble machine with a tilted lifting wheel and funnel. *This design requires some minor plastic welding and can be slightly fickle.* Prints without the need for supports. ... 0.2mm layer height   Requires: n20 60 RPM DC electric...

This is an expansion of Linax's Marble Machine where it is powered by the wind instead of a hand crank or electric motor. By integrating the worm gear with the Ugrinsky wind turbine, it enables operation at slow speeds in high winds. Please use...

Introducing the Wheel Lift Marble Machine, a captivating piece of kinetic art designed for maximum performance using .2 inches steel bearings. This model showcases impressive capabilities despite requiring large printers for optimal results. ... For...

A revolutionary motorized marble machine that takes the classic design to a whole new level of excitement. The motorized lift is designed to be fully modular, making it easy to upgrade and retrofit other tracks to create an ever-changing and...

The marble machine is designed for 9 mm marbles, but I recommend scaling it to fit any other size of marble. To prevent the machine from falling apart while in use, keep an eye on the tightness of the top cap - it's already quite snug. Be cautious...

https://youtu.be/_wwuXqjfS5E Revved-up Remix of the Marble Machine! The Adafruit Crickit powers a gearbox DC motor to spin the elevator, while LED strips light up the tracks and bring different effects to life. Original design by Tulio Laanen. You...

Remake of the 3D Printed Marble Machine #2 - Designed by Tulio Laanen including a continuous operation system powered by a small stepper motor (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:795952). https://youtu.be/pe5QDOH1b50 A new base was added to house the...

Motorized Revamp of the Marble Machine Masterpiece! Tulio Laanen's Original Design Gets a High-Tech Makeover! Watch this epic remix on YouTube - https://youtu.be/_wwuXqjfS5E The Adafruit Crickit is the brain behind this mesmerizing show, harnessing...

For amusement, the project was inspired by YouTube videos on marble machines, as well as my own ideas. This model is ideal for exploring gravity and contact interactions. It was designed using Solidworks 2015, rendered with Simlab Composer 6...

... 1mm wider than "brace", allowing for smoother movement. "brace2" passes through the arm, and gears must turn freely. A notch was cut from the base of the marble machine track, then JB weld was applied to attach the arm to the marble machine track.

After building Printable Marble Machine #1 by hand, I decided to add a motor, which led to redesigning several parts. The chosen motor is Pololu 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotor, powered by a 5V DC power supply from an old LG mobile phone. To attach the...

... robotics applications. ...Replacing the traditional steel ball with a smooth-running 16mm marble results in seamless wheel movement. ...Most notably, its structure evolves from static two-point positioning to three secure positions of stabilization.

Marble machıne 0.2mm Layer Height. ...Supports required max dimensions:195mm*195mm*170mm