ball inside cube 3d models

A quintessential challenge that exemplifies the intricacies of fabricating objects in subtractive modes, rendering it an exemplary case study for my FabAcademy course on 3D printing technology.

I created a custom tennis ball holder for my cube-style printer after being unable to find one that fit the 65mm diameter balls I had. ...The design features three mounting holes in the corners for secure attachment with 4mm hardware.

The bio "ball" for aquarium filters is actually a cube with rounded edges. What matters most isn't the shape itself, but rather the large surface area and open structure of the bio balls. The gyroid infill pattern used in these balls can likely be...

A new part shape for an equal 3 part round cube puzzle This one divides the cube in a different manner than my last CUBE.BALL 3 Part Puzzle. This one does not need any support or bridging. There are two versions included; one with fully round sides...

A 4x4x4 Rubik's cube ball is the subject of this 3D model, created using 3D's Max 2015 software. It features V-ray render and materials for realistic visualization. ...The archive comes with a .mat materials library, an fbx file, as well as an included...

Human: 32mm diameter sphere inside a 30mm cube 2nd version with 15mm cube and a 14mm diameter sphere - perfect for earrings or small necklace. The instructions. Firstly, the sphere sticks out from the cube making it enjoyable to spin around because...

- Support Features: Both model and raft support should be enabled during the printing process, along with internal support for the ball inside the cube. ... Final Steps: After printing is complete, carefully remove both supports to reveal the hidden...

I loved the illusion created by Juergen Lochner (Ablapo), but when I prented it, the bolts would not fit the holes, and there was too little guidance by the object to send it to friends as a puzzle without detailed inscructions; so I recreated the...

it consists of a ball (or original cube) with thread and a long screw with two heads. please make sure it runs smoothly before gluing the two screw parts together. wet the thread with silicone grease. this is necessary because otherwise it will...

This is a high-stakes performance enhancement cube! ...With an advanced adaptive sphere (crafted to perfection).

This version of the model features slightly rounded cube edges compared to the original one designed by rpural.

... traditional Oriental woodwork. ...A precision-crafted sphere hovers effortlessly within its confines, while intricate details dance across the cube's surface, all thanks to the innovative use of water-soluble support material in the printing process.

Simple fidget toy printed in one piece. ... Two versions provided - one where the ball is extremely loose within the box, and another smaller one where the box fights fairly snuggly around the ball.

The sphere is slightly trimmed to lower the overhang angle so no support is required. ... The diameter of the sphere is 35mm and the size of the cube is 31mm. ...The wall thickness is 3 mm.

i like how the design of this ball so i made this for who wanna use it in Your Content it also can be used as a box

This is a toy that can be easily printed and played with.The sphere is slightly trimmed to lower the overhang angle so support isn't required.The diameter of the sphere is 35mm and the size of the cube is 31mm. ...The wall thickness is 3 mm.</p><p>This...

I designed this using tinkercad, you can easily modify the text by ungrouping and selecting the cube then moving it with shift pressed outside, next ungroup and change the writing as needed. Move backwards to return to original position and export...

Unfortunately, my existing printer utilized a conventional ball-bearing system which severely limited its ability to achieve consistent vibration control and quality output. That's when I conceived the innovative idea of using a custom-designed...

Calibration cube with a city on the inside. There is a lot of fine details to test your printer. Mine just looked like some spikes in a cube. ... Originally posted to thingiverse on 3/18/2020

Calibration cube with a city on the inside. There is a lot of fine details to test your printer. ...Mine just looked like some spikes in a cube. Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Mini DeltaRafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: NoResolution:...

... within its walls, offering ample opportunities for thorough testing of one's printer. ...Unfortunately, my own printout resembled little more than a cluster of spikes emanating from the surface of the cube, falling short of the desired level of detail.

This object isn't a full cube; it will take 42 minutes to print with a 100% fill rate. Be sure to measure both the exterior and interior dimensions accurately. ...The design features an outer diameter of 25mm, slot thickness of 15mm, and a 5mm thick...

I've designed a whistle with a hollow ball inside, and now you can make one too just from your 3D printer! All it takes is freeing the ball, and the whistle works like magic. I've put the whistle to the test, and it produces an impressive 110dB SPL...

In my spare time, I created the project called Wee Poke, which took me around thirteen weeks to finish. ...Please be kind with your comments!

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maxt----------------------2mm thickThe best quality is achieved if printed face downPrint: 0.2mmNozzle: 0.4mmSupport: Not neededBrim: Not neededInfill: Not needed, but I'd suggest going with 100% to ensure sturdiness

I was experimenting with Tinkercad, and a little project I worked on caught the attention of my kids, who thoroughly enjoyed playing with it. So, I decided to share it here, hoping you'll enjoy it too. ...There are no rafts or adhesives used in this...

Just a little toy to show my nephew the advantage with 3D-Printing to print movable things in a box in one row. ...(or some slices :-) ) It's something to start an feel the power of csg in OpenSCAD.

A miniature, 3D-printed plaything is what I'm looking forward to having!

For entertainment purposes, I created an animation using Cinema 4D. ...It involved designing, rendering, and animating various elements in the software.