marble run kit 3d models

A Modular Marble Run Kit for 16mm Glass Marbles, Perfect for Expansion. Specifications include: Each module measures 30mm high with 18mm diameter channels. The straight sections are 26mm wide but can vary slightly from piece to piece. The inlet and...

This is a “Step” style marble run in the form of a kit, each sheet of parts takes around 4 hours to print and the model has a total 3 sheets of parts.All parts of this model require No Supports.File names:Small Parts.stl -These are the smaller parts...

3D printed Marble run kit on wall! SUPPORT FREE! PRINT IN PLACE! This is the basic set for the marble run wall kit. It's designed to be pasted on any wall surface using Bostick Blu Tack. You can also just use magnets and glue it on the back of it...

3D printed Marble run kit on wall! SUPPORT FREE! PRINT IN PLACE! This is the basic set for the marble run wall kit. It's designed to be pasted on any wall surface using Bostick Blu Tack. You can also just use magnets and glue it on the back of...

Get ready to unleash your imagination with this incredible Maker Bot Marble Run kit! Inside the box, you'll discover an array of fantastic components that will challenge and delight you: A clever turning block that spins and twirls your marbles in...

Simple closed end cap for use with National Geographic marble run kit. ...Closes off open end tubes to avoid misplacing marbles. Snaps on nicely with the national geographic kits, easy and quick to print.

The marble run kit not only lets marble paths come together, but it's way cooler when they can also branch off in different directions, resulting in even more thrilling outcomes.

... in the same direction when they were actually supposed to curve in opposite directions. ...I took the opportunity to practice my Fusion 360 skills and recreate the track in the correct orientation. This piece is for the FAO Schwarz marble run kits.

Pretty sure that this also compatible with the Marble Genius and NatGeo marble run kits because they look like they're all about the same. If not, it should only need minimal adjustments. ... My original design was a little to tight of a fit, so I...

This is a connector piece for connecting tubes used in the Quercetti marble run kits. There are two types of connectors; one with supports that prints out a nice divider between the tubes, and one that doesn't have supports that just has a little...

Marble run building kit for skewer (diameter 2.3mm) I used the ball with the original concept:...

This should fit generic marble run kits with a part height of 37.5mm, diameter of 25.5mm and a wall width of 2mm. ... This is my first ever attempt at designing something with CAD and I'm pretty new to 3D printing too, so things might not work as...

Hard marble run

The Original Fischertechnik Marble Run Kits Don't Include Funnels, but Now They Do. I've Optimized the Design So That You Can Easily Print Your Own Funnel. Here Are the Models I've Deposited: - A 90mm Radius Funnel with a 12-Degree Tilt and a...

This is a simple marble run toy. Place the marble at the top and watch it roll down to the bottom. ... Note* Tipping is always appreciated

A compact homemade marble run system that neatly fits onto the Lulzbot mini!

Experience amusing entertainment with a quirky marble run that'll keep you engaged and laughing!

... All components have been successfully printed without rafts on a Thing-o-matic with ABP. Create your own unique marble run by printing several sets. ...Note that the printable marble may not be perfectly round, potentially affecting its performance.

This run utilizes marbles or steel bearing balls that provide the necessary energy for rotating the decorations. ...Besides the distinctive rolling sound, each time a marble passes, the disks noticeably spin around.

Print any combination of pieces and colors and build your own marble run tower. NOTE: This isn't designed to work with a standard marble but with the printable "marble" that's in the files. ...Print instructionsPrint at 0.2mm with supports (for the...

You can read more about our marble run here: http://3ddash.blogspot.com/2017/04/marble-run.html Overview and Background What is a marble run? If you are not familiar with what a marble run is, it's where multiple teams assemble tracks together for...

A set of customizable marble run components is now available! My 4-year-old son loves marble runs, so we bought a deluxe set to enhance his fun. To make it even more exciting, I plan to add unique pieces to create a "mega deluxe" experience. Print...

This is just a marble run I made. ...You can print it with supports but then the tubes are clogged and it’s kinda hard to get the support out.

This is my first design. ...It is a marble track and it has contains the track and four marbles

After witnessing Ferjerez's remarkable marble run created using Processing.org, I decided to attempt a similar project in OpenSCAD. This endeavor was heavily influenced by his outstanding work. Fernando's impressive creation can be found at...

We saw some other marble runs on Thingiverse, but it seemed a little too complex for this class so we decided to bounce ideas from that and make it our own. We created a large and very tall marble run where the ball is always moving. It ended up...

In addition to the all-in-one STL for the marble run itself, I've generated separate components which can be assembled for multi-material prints. I've not actually printed it multi-material, as it was going to spend 4 times as much filament on the...

It's not a real marble run... or is it? Here is your marble... I don't want it, so take it back...No, it is your marble, here it is... This discussion continues until you switch off the unit. In the box, you can install two 28BYJ steppermotors or...

Marble Run connector dimensions:Male end OD: 23.5mm with 6x 22.5mm cutoutsFemale end ID: 23.6mmNo supports should be necessary due to the bevels added.Thanks to both Pyrce007 (Marble Works guy) and muilenta (Marble Run guy) for their extensive sets...

... Forward, and even Tunnels to Add Some Serious Thrills. Simply Stack Them Up in Any Order You Like to Create an Unbeatable Marble Run. ... Check Out This Awesome Video to See It in Action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdZgpKOBplw&feature=youtu.be