rolling ball marble machine clock 3d models
251984 3d models found related to rolling ball marble machine clock.
grabcad
Çok Fonksiyonlu CNC Mermer ve Granit İşleme ve Kesme Makinesi
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Roll cage hose clamp mount for 20mm ball.For use with my Knuckle Kit attaching it to a 38mm diameter roll cage.Note: if not using my concealed hose clamp mount option ;-)
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This is an entertaining activity designed specifically for children. ...The participant is responsible for providing the necessary balls in various sizes, including 15 millimeters, 17 millimeters, 22 millimeters, 25 millimeters, and 35 millimeters.
cults3d
Nice little ball for decoration(for example several in a bowl with different size and colors.) to make shadows with a candle or run a small plant in it. ... Put your machine to the test also in terms of shrinkage.
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A wooden ball crafted with a 4mm thickness, designed as a globe, orb or circle, and shaped like a sphere; ideal for laser cutting on an Epilog Mini machine. Check out additional pictures on VK or Facebook. OR Crafted from wood, this 4mm thick sphere...
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Inspired by the Marble Machine by Tulio (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1385312) I thought I'd have a go at making a marble track. This is my first attempt, and biggest print I've done on my printer so far (36 hours).. Mostly happy with the...
myminifactory
... ...Any glass marble or steel ball measuring 15 mm to 17.5 mm will do the trick, although it's crucial that your chosen marble/ball isn't too loose - in such cases, simply placing paper or craft foam between the stem and the marble/ball does the trick.
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People will definitely appreciate a tiny decorative piece that can host a marble show. ...It's up to you whether to put several marbles on it and watch them move, or just place one and let it roll freely.
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... element. Any glass marble or steel ball measuring between 15 mm and 17.5 mm will do the trick. If your chosen marble/ball feels loose, simply insert paper or craft foam between it and the stem – a technique I utilized myself with great success.