torpedo pool toy 3d models

There's this toy torpedo that kids remember fondly - throw it underwater, and watch it rocket across the pool. The toy works because its unique buoyancy makes it move effortlessly through the water, thanks to its density being close to or matching...

... This is crucial in making sure the torpedo's buoyancy is neutral when submerged (i.e., it shouldn't sink or float). A hole at the bottom of the torpedo awaits your chosen ballast, so once you've added it, secure it with a strong adhesive like epoxy.

Rest assured, the Torpedo won't vanish into the deep; just press a button and voilà - another copy materializes. How to Build Your Nautical Masterpiece: 1. Grab the STL file for the Torpedo and download it. 2. Drop it into your slicer of choice -...

This is a compact, torpedo-shaped toy designed for playtime in the pool. You throw it in and then retrieve it from the bottom. The torpedo consists of two parts: a bottom half and a detachable top. To weigh down the bottom half, you load BB's into...

... a standard marble and securing it in place, kids can turn this clever device into an entertaining pool game. The fins on this torpedo are carefully designed to cause it to spin as it descends, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that's sure to impress.

This is a pool torpedo just like the ones I played with as a kid. Using a brim is advised because there is not much surface area in contact with the print bed. This model should also be printed using a high infill (75% ish depending on infill type,...

I designed this rubber band powered toy torpedo as a fun bath time companion for my young daughter. It consists of 5 interlocking pieces that fit together seamlessly, requiring no glue whatsoever. The largest component measures an impressive 110mm in...

New Profile: Slightly more nose-heavy than the smaller toy, and the twist of the fins is reversed to allow a right-handed American football-style throw (also: "curveball" technique works). The nose-heavy nature means it doesn't tend upward as much,...

... with a toy torpedo. ... You'll need: 2 "light-up pool torpedo w- lights" 5 LEDs 1 capacitor 1 battery pack Calking compound Poly Cement or another strong adhesive to bond the halves together Wire for connections Solder and a soldering iron for assembly

While on a vacation with my 3D printers in tow...I thought about making a pool toy. But, I thought I would have to weigh it down with quarters.Then I saw ChrisONKey's pool torpedo and with some researchfound out that if you up the infill % (in...

I made a hollow screw together version of the torpedo so that you can fill it with water to maintain neutral buoyancy but use less material. And then I printed the top of the torpedo in TPU so that it was soft and didn't hurt as much to get hit with....

To address this issue, I created a hollow screw-together version of the torpedo, which can be filled with water to maintain neutral buoyancy while using less material. Furthermore, I printed the top of the torpedo in TPU, making it soft and reducing...

- Using the included pin, lock the ends of the bands onto the upper half of the torpedo to finish assembly - (NOTE: you'll need to adjust the model to fit some sort of high-gloss washer between the halves to allow them to spin freely against each...

Simple torpedo / rocket shaped toy, designed to be printed with 0% infill so it floats and used as a water toy in the pool or bathtub. If not sealed it will start to soak up water and may become moldy, though I haven't had that issue myself.You will...

A fantastic toy for sizzling summer days. Made almost entirely solid, it's designed to remain neutrally buoyant, effortlessly gliding beneath the water's surface. Perfect for a thrilling game of underwater catch! ...Watch it in action at...

You need to submerge the torpedoes underwater, and hold them while the air bubbles out so that they are totally flooded. Currently their maximum range is about 4m, though I think a light coat of plasti-dip might improve performance. Honestly, I...

The contra rotating propellers minimize the torpedo's spin, making it travel farther and more efficiently. A pin (like part of a toothpick) is required to hold the middle gear in the casing. A small motor can fit inside, along with small batteries. ...

(I have 4 kids who will likely shoot each other.) I wanted a way to shoot my pool torpedos, but came up with this instead. The tigger has a couple of rubber bands to ensure it automatically latches when you pull the spear back into position. The...

(I have 4 kids who will likely shoot each other.) I wanted a way to shoot my pool torpedos, but came up with this instead.The tigger has a couple of rubber bands to ensure it automatically latches when you pull the spear back into position. The...

We aimed to make this product as straightforward as possible so that even three-year-olds can enjoy playing with it in their pool at home or even in the bathtub. The design is intentionally playful and childish because we're targeting kids to use it,...

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Toy that sinks slowly, using minimal thread-like material, a delight for everyone to enjoy regardless of age.

I created this awesome print for a super fun toss game in the pool, and it's totally skipping across the top of the water! I designed it because playing with it is so much fun, and I hope you get just as excited about it as I am. ...This thing was made...

Are you fed up with wasting a small fortune on high-priced playthings for your tub, pool, or accumulation of items that can float? Makersome's got you covered. With this effortless print item, you'll be making waves in no time. Never fret about...

Torpedo-Upright.

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3d torpedo with orings and groove for adding weights

Design of a Torpedo for a model ship or submarine