spikeball inventor 3d models

Durable: I optimized its shape using Autodesk Inventor stress testing to ensure it's strong and resistant to breakage. 4. Keeps the Bag Shut: Most importantly, my design effectively keeps the bag sealed. The clip you see in the picture measures 9 cm...

I created a detailed model using Inventor with RPI and 7inch touchscreen models to test everything's fit and this is what I ended up with. The design has been adjusted to meet my specific needs, but if someone wants stp or ipt versions to modify the...

The initial files for controlling the device using Arduino and an Android app built with MIT App Inventor are also included. If you're interested in building this project, I recommend dedicating some time to refining the design of the electronics...

... time is longer - More material is used overall The angle between the wall and vacuum tube remains at 45°, and I've kept the hole for the drill bit at a diameter of 20 mm. I designed this modification using Autodesk Inventor Professional 2019.

... remake them using ABS or PETG. The size of the knobs is just right for adding a small image or design to the face, and I've included the IPT file for anyone who needs it - particularly Inventor users who might be interested in modifying the model.

Chip is a skilled chipmunk inventor, a reliable, and level-headed leader who yearns for excitement. Despite being easily sidetracked by an adorable mouse or his hapless brother, he always makes the right choice. Chip oversees and operates the Gummi...

... accessible, except for the SD slot, which was not required for this particular build. For those interested in replicating or modifying my design, I've included Inventor part files and STLs to facilitate seamless integration into their own projects.

The design was crafted using Inventor 2019 software, and a step file has been included. A .2 mm tolerance has been set for the axle hole to ensure precise assembly. I appreciate any feedback you may have to enhance my future creations. ...Check out...

I designed it using Autodesk Inventor, a powerful 3D computer-aided design software. The organizer was printed on my Creality CR10s 3D printer using eSUN black PLA filament. The result is a sleek and functional accessory that perfectly fits my...

... I simply drew up a quick design to get the model standing upright and displayed proudly on my shelf. For anyone interested in modifying the base, I've also included the Autodesk Inventor file so you can make any necessary changes.

I took charge of every detail, using Inventor software solely based on my own expertise and intuition. Here are some pictures that showcase my handiwork: * One image features a split-screen comparison between the authentic PS One logo and my 3D...

I decided to bring the Loch Ness Monster (Nessie) to life in Inventor, breaking her down into individual pieces that could be printed separately. The final flourish is building a miniature loch for her to splash around in. If you want to print just...

Young Inventors Can Unleash Their Creativity with Lego Mindstorms Imagine a World Where You're the Master Builder, Creating Robots and Machines That Bring Your Wildest Dreams to Life. With Lego Mindstorms, the Possibilities Are Endless. Harnessing...

I needed to get some hands-on practice with Autodesk Inventor, so I created this design. It utilizes a 90mm (120mm diagonal from screw hole to screw hole) (25mm thick) fan for optimal airflow. I selected an 11.5 x 19mm switch to ensure reliable...

Update: Figured out how to export files in proper size and orientation from Inventor, changed fillet to chamfer at box bed for better print. A double dovetail optical illusion box with magnetic internal pin system keeps people puzzled about creation...

As an inventor, one of my latest flywheels that I've designed is now ready for public viewing. I have several more innovative designs in the works that I will be sharing later on. This particular flywheel utilizes U.S. Quarters as its primary weights...

... from frma71 into a STEP file, allowing for further modification. Using Autodesk Inventor, I transformed the existing mounting system by adding two M3-bolt holes on each side. ...Exporting the design as an STL file completed the project successfully.

To fill this void, I designed one using Autodesk Inventor and exported it as an STL file in inches. Before printing, make sure to select inches since the original units are in that measurement system. When assembled, the holder stands approximately 8...

... be honest, any infill percentage would probably print just fine. Notes: Post-Printing: Just snap off the supports with your fingers. How I Designed This: I designed this model using Autodesk Inventor Pro - a bit overkill for something like this.

I designed this boat with my friend on Autodesk Inventor for our PLTW class, and it turned out to be a real winner. We managed to cram around 160 pennies into it, making it the undisputed champion of the class. I drew inspiration from a cargo ship...

The design was created using Inventor software, and a file is included for your convenience. ...Four versions of the plug are available: one without any splits or logo embossing, one with no split but a logo embossed on it, one that is split on the side...

... to hold the base while it dries. Post-Printing Instructions: - Clean up the base ledges on the stand if necessary. - Glue the base to the stand resting on the ledges. How I Designed This Project: This project was designed using Autodesk Inventor.

This Holder can store:\n4 SD Cards, 2 Micro SD Cards, and 3 USB Sticks plus 2 Micro USB Sticks/Adapters in its spacious interior.\nIt has a sturdy base that keeps it upright, ensuring you never have to worry about it tipping over.\nThe holder's sleek...

... compatibility. Once I acquire my own Switch and Joy-Cons, I will update this case with photographs of my print and devices. The STL files for the inventor parts are included for anyone who wants to customize the box according to their preferences.

Print Settings: Flashforge Finder Automatic treelike supports High Res setting (0.1 mm) 2.0 mm retraction length, 45 mm/s retraction speed Final booster height: approximately 7.75 Inches Final ship height approximately 4.75 Inches Models made in...

... When importing the file into your slicer, be aware that the Inventor tool scales it down 10 times. If the dimensions look way off, simply scale them up by 10 and you should be good. ... Overview and Background Here are two key dimensions (in mm):

This is a trumpet/mellophone mouthpiece I designed in Inventor, perfect for use on either instrument. It's fully functional and really cool to play, but the tone quality doesn't quite match that of a traditional mouthpiece. On the bright side,...

Unfortunately, the cover from before wouldn't fit on the new assembly and when I tried to open the file in Inventor, it just refused to cooperate so I designed my own. It's not a work of art but it gets the job done. To get it working properly,...

We urgently need your assistance; we've been working on a project with Arduino, Bluetooth, App Inventor, and mobile phone. Our main goal is to assist people who are colorblind or have eye diseases. They place the device on top of an object or...

... in the Acrylic frame... Z-Axis moves past along the extruder ;). I'm using it with a server power supply outside of my enclosure and with an E3DV6 Clone Bowden setup. Made in Autodesk Inventor Print Settings Printer: Anet A8 Supports: No Infill: 20%