ball inside cube 3d models

How is possible that ball is in the cube ? The answer is 3D printing :) Easy prints of small illusion for everyone. ... Dimension : 50x50x50 mm Check the video from printing: https://youtube.com/shorts/AolPHTdnWYM

ball in a cube 3.5 hour print on my cr-10 needs supports! ... lower support % to 15% and use lines setting or they will be hard to pull off.

This 3D printed cube features a ball nestled securely within its walls, inspired by the precision of a machinist's craft. ...A unique conversation starter, this object showcases the versatility of 3D printing technology in creating intricate designs.

Checkered cube containing hollow or solid balls and color according to your taste. I've designed it but not yet printed it. ... If you print it, please leave a comment.

I've created an object that's useless, but nice to have. ...It prints in one go, so the ball can't get out of the cube. ...There's no need for a stand, the part is printed directly.

Be advised that this configuration necessitates using supports during printing due to the absence of physical contact between the ball and the cube's surface. ...As a result, it is imperative that support materials be employed to fill any voids or gaps...

... to decipher. ...It prints in place, requiring only support material at the bottom of the sphere if your printer's part cooling system is strong enough; otherwise, it will need additional supports above the ball on the underside of the top cube.

My buddy required a sphere to serve as the starting point for a monkey fist ball, which could accommodate a magnet within for a mesmerizing magic trick. This orb, when printed with a diameter of 1 inch, will be able to hold a Neodymium disc magnet...

Check out this cool little gadget featuring a sphere nestled inside a cube! People are sure to ask, "How did that sphere get in there?" Have fun with it! This awesome creation was designed using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online right now at...

This is an uncomplicated cube/sphere combination.

ball in cube Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.16mm Infill: 15% Filament: Prima Value PLA Black Notes: Use brim! Category: 3D Printing

The cube held a sphere within its confines.

A sphere mysteriously resides within a cube; perplexed about its origin and removal.

This is a unique dice design that features a hidden compartment containing a small ball, which can be released by poking it through a carefully crafted opening. As the ball drops into place, the entire dice transforms into a charming desk accessory.

Place the ball on the heated bed with its flat surface facing up.

There's a small metal core underneath the ball. ...It doesn't affect the overall design, serving only as a support for the ball itself. ...You have the option to keep or remove it once you've printed it out.

I wanted to make the puzzle as small as possible, so I designed it for a 1mm ball which I found in my drawer (I later created a version for a 2mm ball).\r\nEverything went smoothly up to this point, but things took a turn when I tried to print. First...

I insert a sphere into Infinity Cube with precision. ...A dedicated focus on supporting spheres alone would likely yield optimal results, although I've yet to test this configuration.

Experience the thrilling and interactive Dynamic Ball Bouncing mechanism, which can be effortlessly achieved through the use of professional software. ...Observe as the ball bounces with realism and precision in every movement, bringing a whole new...

... of the hole and the inner sphere's diameter to your liking. Consider increasing the size of the model before printing, as it may require additional support structures for the inner ball to attach securely to the outer shell at its topmost point.

Following a thorough redesign, the weight of the remixed files for a 2 millimeter ball has been significantly reduced to a mere 150 grams. This revised version is specifically tailored for use with balls measuring 2-2.5 millimeters in diameter. To...

I had to clean up the area where the bearing sits a little for the cube to fit properly together.The “webbing” is only .4mm wide, so sized for that nozzle. ...You may be able to cut away after printing for a cleaner look, but it helps print those...

Created and inserted a sphere into "Infinity Cube". Support for the sphere only would probably be ideal, I haven't tried this yet. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15%...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=56574 Using the specified parameters: Target_shape = 1 Target_X_Angle = 0 Target_Z_Angle = 0 Bottom_Layer_Offset = 0 Round_Edges_See_Warning = 0 Target_Scale = 1 Target_Z_Offset = 0...

A three-dimensional puzzle forms the focal point, where a globe resides inside a cavity nestled in the center of a cubic frame. The intricate design serves as a functional testing ground for OpenSCAD and Customizer's capabilities. ...This conceptual...

... using three colors and you will end up with parts for three multi-color assemblies. The 65mm in the title refers to the approximate diameter of the sphere. The flat sides are about 55mm. This is based on my recent 40mm 3 part cube puzzle.

The bewildering illusion of a sphere nestled inside a block has always left observers mystified and questioning reality itself. It seems that as soon as you think you have grasped it, the puzzle dissolves into nothingness, leaving behind only a sense...

This is a new take on my last design adding spherical sides.  The sphere is truncated to add a flat side to print on without using support.  There are three versions.  The “wide" version (my preferred version) has more of the spherical...

Ball is slightly bigger so it cannot fall out. Print in place with supports. ...Easy print and should come out well.

Alternatively, try printing an open-sided cube designed to fit around a marble or ball you have on hand. Use my .STL file, but adjust the scale according to the size of your sphere. Print with a raft and no support to prevent obstruction. Pause the...