Marblevator 3d models

The engineer meticulously crafted a bespoke replacement for the Tressel Support's original arm, carefully calibrating it to seamlessly integrate with Lego bricks on the Marblevator system.

I created a starting gate specifically for enthusiasts of marble racing, understanding that it pairs perfectly with the Marblevator. ...Check out this video to see it in action: https://youtu.be/9h7k5mFg6jM

Marblevator Baby Steps Revisited is a highly refined iteration of my original Marblevator Baby steps, boasting numerous improvements over its predecessor. A video showcasing the prototype can be viewed here: . Several key enhancements have been...

Since then, I've designed, 3D printed and assembled numerous marble machines using Autodesk Fusion360, and I felt it was time to update the original Marblevator with Fusion360. The updated version features a wider staircase, base, and tracks that...

It's time to update the original Marblevator using Fusion360 with a wider staircase, base and tracks to allow actual glass marbles (12mm) and neodymium magnets at each track section end for easier snap-together track assembly. To accommodate...

Since then, I've designed, 3D printed, and assembled numerous marble machines using Autodesk Fusion360, and it's about time to update the original Marblevator using Fusion360 to feature a wider staircase, base, and tracks that allow for the use of...

https://youtu.be/2c53OtvgoRg Marblevator, Spiral Disk is my simplest Marblevator yet! Requiring only two 3D printed parts, this Marblevator runs for hours without dropping a marble. I designed the spiral disk (wheel) to run clockwise. With an 8mm...

A miniature Marblevator boasts an intricate design with knobs at both ends, allowing for easy clockwise and counter-clockwise operation from either hand. Following a viewing of the prototype's multicolored steps, my wife humorously suggested the...

https://youtu.be/nVL4GOr3ff0 After publishing "Marblevator, Wheels", YouTube follower RobotHut (https://www.youtube.com/user/Robothut) commented regarding the use of "cones" in the wheels as opposed to "cylinders". By using cones, he explained, the...

"Marblevator, Loop 2" is my second "loop styled" Marblevator. The model is designed to impart just enough energy via a hammer arm and magnetics into an 11mm diameter nylon solid plastic G1 precision ball bearing so that the ball bearing remains in...

To cater to the diverse needs of marble enthusiasts, I've created the Autodesk Fusion360 File "Marblevator Tracks.f3d", a parametric track section generator that's included in this tutorial. By simply adjusting two parameters - radius for curved...

https://youtu.be/eggtX3g9occ This simple Marblevator uses a stair assembly to transport a ball bearing around an oval track. As usual, I probably forgot a file or two or who knows what else, so if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to...

This simple Marblevator uses a stair assembly to transport a ball bearing around an oval track. As usual, I probably forgot a file or two or who knows what else, so if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask as I do make plenty of...

https://youtu.be/At5PaPEwrbE https://youtu.be/f5EW1sDJN_c "Marblevator, Pick and Place" is the latest in my Marblevator series of mechanisms. This Marblevator incorporates a "pick and place" mechanism to move the marble (ball bearing) from the end of...

The Marblevator "Mini" is a miniature version of the original Marblevator, boasting a footprint that matches a standard business card's dimensions. Powered by either a single "AA" battery or a 1.5 volt DC power supply, this compact device offers...

"Marblevator, Pick and Place" is the latest in my Marblevator series of mechanisms. This Marblevator incorporates a "pick and place" mechanism to move the marble (ball bearing) from the end of the track to the start of the track. Pick and place...

Well, check out the video "Marblevator Mini, Loop High Speed Test", at 324,000 marble runs per day, it's indeed the fastest marble machine I've ever designed.\n\n"Marblevator Mini, Loop" isn't quite as "mini" as my previous Marblevator Mini designs,...

The Marblevator "Mini" is a miniature version of the original Marblevator, with a footprint matching that of a standard business card. Powered by either a single "AA" battery or a 1.5 volt DC power supply, this device is both mobile and mains...

Check out the "Marblevator Mini, Loop High Speed Test" video at 324,000 marble runs per day - that's my fastest design yet:\n\n.\n\nThe stress test is also impressive:\n\n\n\nAnd here's the normal test:\n\n\n\nI had to brush up on physics for this...

A compact, spiral staircase style Marblevator boasting knobs at both ends for effortless clockwise, counterclockwise, left or right hand operation. My wife's first impression of the prototype with multicolored steps was that "Rainbow Roll" (a nod to...

The Stress Test Results Are Impressive In the video "Marblevator Mini, Loop Stress Test", the stress test ran for 29 hours and is still going strong! The auger rotates at approximately 75rpm, which translates to 75 marble runs per minute. At this...

The inspiration to design, 3D printed and assemble "Marblevator, Paddle Lift" came from the Laurent Chate' Meccano ping pong ball lift 4 from over seven years ago. I designed this model to occupy a much smaller space and to eliminate the springs used...

This upgraded version of the Marblevator Mini features an innovative seesaw design paired with a basin that cleverly directs marbles to opposite ends of the container. A video showcasing the prototype can be viewed here:...

After creating "Marblevator, Tracks", family and friends suggested I hide the mechanism from the front view. So after much thought and more than a few trial and error attempts, "Marblevator, Floating Tracks" is finally finished! The model utilizes...

"Marblevator, Perpetual?, Version 2" like "Marblevator, Perpetual?" is not perpetual motion, but it sure is quiet with the only noise being that of the marble as it swooshes around the track. The 3D printed portion of the model consists of only...

This version of the Marblevator Mini series features a seesaw and basin that work together seamlessly. The seesaw skillfully directs marbles to alternating ends of the basin. Check out this video of the prototype here:...

"Marblevator, Marble Launch Mechanism" was designed as a test mechanism for an upcoming project of mine, but the grandkids liked it so much "as is" I decided to publish the mechanism just in case you, your kids, your grandkids, family, friends, etc.

https://youtu.be/jm5xXJCzGQw "Marblevator, Christmas Tree" is a Christmas Tree themed marble run. Standing 230mm tall with a 10 degree taper from bottom to top, this contemporary styled model consists of five unique (six total) 3D printed...

"Marblevator, Perpetual?, Version 2" like "Marblevator, Perpetual?" is not perpetual motion, but it sure is quiet with the only noise being that of the marble as it swooshes around the track. The 3D printed portion of the model consists of only...

Since then, I've designed, 3D printed and assembled a number of marble machines using Autodesk Fusion360 and determined it was about time to update the original Marblevator using Fusion360 to feature a wider staircase, base and tracks to allow the...