makersmuse 3d models

... to have a good grip on those ends. ...So I made two grips for the line ends as well.You can find and buy Angus' design (USD 2.99) here: https://www.makersmuse.com/courses/magic-sphereMy thanks to Angus for the great design, it printed without problems.

this is an off-road platform which is open source and will allow you to make an RC car.

Inspired by Angus (Maker´s Muse) video about intersections. Here i made Angus initials and added the fill material I left some holes to insert magnets that keep the modell together. You need 4 magnets of 10mm by 3mm. I haven´t printed it...

These wheels may not be the fastest or the tractioniest, but they are still special in their own way. Definitely try this one on sand. ... The arrow on the underside should point in the direction of rotation when the car is moving forward.

This is based off of MakersMuse's Makercoin. ...Enjoy!

Try This one. ...Made in fusion 360. With knowledge from 3dprintingnerd and makersmuse

This my attempt at an OpenSCAD version of Maker's Muse's sphericon. ...(https://www.makersmuse.com/sphericon)

Just another print gauge. ... You can use a flat blade screwdriver to help free up the disks. Please support Angus at MakersMuse. ... He does a great job!

This is my first ever object created in autodesk fusion 360. ...Followed MakersMuse's video on how to make. I made my changes here and there to make it special and here it is. Thanks for the idea Angus! ...Enjoy !

Following in the footsteps of the utterly brilliant Angus from MakersMuse I tried my hand at designing my own makercoin. ... V1: Basic layout, fairly thin V2: Similar layout but thicker

This is my first ever object created in autodesk fusion 360. ...Followed MakersMuse's video on how to make. I made my changes here and there to make it special and here it is. Thanks for the idea Angus! ...Enjoy !

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. Thanks guys! ...I started to experiment a little myself and came up with this version which prints in under 30 minutes, weighs only about 3 grams and rolls just like a real sphericon.

One way roller clutch inspired by MakersMuse, the regular file has been designed so even poor accuracy printers would be successful. A tighter toleranced version has been included. ... Was designed in solidworks.

Christmas ornaments for the family. ...It seemed like a good idea at the time. Anyway, I also wanted to try making a less tortures version of [Maker Muse's torture test](https://www.makersmuse.com/easter-egg-torture-test).

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. Thanks guys! I started to experiment a little myself and came up with this version which prints in under 30 minutes, weighs only about 3 grams and rolls just like a real sphericon. ...

I simply split rbross's model in half and hollowed it out in meshmixer then cut the flat base off. ... Credit to Makersmuse for the Tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhyf_JttQEY&t=

Summary This is my first ever object created in autodesk fusion 360. ...Followed MakersMuse's video on how to make. I made my changes here and there to make it special and here it is. Thanks for the idea Angus! ...Enjoy !

was designed to be used with square panel joints like @Brodie or @Petek has designed, or you can use @makeanything square bearing and @makersmuse robot platform. designed to recieve a tyre if needed. ...Will probably design one but I dont have flexible...

... as every printer varies. I used 3mm supports and custom placed them using ideaMaker 3.1.0 as recently recommended by MakersMuse partly for that feature. This is a work in progress, but I did design all the bearing recesses for a press fit. ...

I made this for education in CAD with big help of makersmuse's video about the Geneva Drive. Thank you so much for inspiring me and a lots of others around the world, Angus. ... You will need 2 608 Bearings The drive wheel should be a snug fit on the...

... and if it's printed too big, it probably won't work. Hope that you enjoy! (P.S. If you are a Youtuber and would like me to check out their channel, I will gladly do so. Shout out to Make Anything, The3DPrintingNerd, MakersMuse, and RCLifeOn)

... makes, and if it's printed too big, it probably won't work. Hope that you enjoy! (P.S. If you are a Youtuber and would like me to check out their channel, I will gladly do so. Shout out to Make Anything, The3DPrintingNerd, MakersMuse, and RCLifeOn)

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. Thanks guys, these things are so much fun! - print two of the Sphericon1.STL and one Sphericon1_insert.stl - Scale as you like. but bigger defenitely rolls a lot better than smaller. - insert is made for...

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. Thanks guys, these things are so much fun! - print two of the Sphericon1.STL and one Sphericon1_insert.stl - Scale as you like. but bigger defenitely rolls a lot better than smaller. - insert is made for a...

I made this for education in CAD with big help of makersmuse's video about the Geneva Drive. Thank you so much for inspiring me and a lots of others around the world, Angus. ... You will need 2 608 Bearings The drive wheel should be a snug fit on the...

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. I experimented a little myself and came up with this "wireframe" version of a hexaspericon. It prints in little over an hour, weighs about 8 grams and rolls (almost) just like a real hexasphericon. It...

Inspired by MakersMuse and MakeAnything. I experimented a little myself and came up with this "wireframe" version of a hexaspericon. It prints in little over an hour, weighs about 8 grams and rolls (almost) just like a real hexasphericon. It should...

Original idea for Joel-Bot came from Lady Muse‏ @FatCeliac @joeltelling @pressreset @makersmuse Hey remember when I said I had fun doodling character concepts of u guys if u where robots? ...pic.twitter.com/n9635mq2Cw— Lady Muse (@FatCeliac) July 29,...

... and calibrated TronXY X1. Compare your results to mine! I've add a coin with my youtube channel name on it. If you wish to support Maker's Muse go to his profile on gum road and donate when you download the file! https://gumroad.com/makersmuse

... it to not need a tool, but that's a job for another day. I'll update this if I ever get around to it. This is basically a single version of Maker's Muse's Tolerance test V2, here's a link to the original: https://makersmuse.gumroad.com/l/OxKwn