Working Mario Coin Block

Working Mario Coin Block

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I have created a Working Super Mario Coin Block.  When struck, the coins that are inserted are launched out of a hole in the top of the block. This is done by using a stepper motor to pull back a launcher held tight by a rubber-band. Once the last tooth in the rail passes the last tooth of the gear head, the rail is released and the coin is launched. The model is designed to launch US $1 gold coins. Included is a Mario coin model that matches the size and can be used in place of a $1 coin. The cube measures 145mm cubed. Check this Video to see it in action! Print Settings:  Layer height: 0.2mm Speed: 50 mm/s  Infill: 20% Supports: No Video Build Video Build Animation  Arduino Code  Fusion360 Files available upon request. Parts Required/Designed for: Stepper Motor Arduino Nano Vibration Sensor 9V Connector + 9V Slide Switch Cables/Wires to connect components 2mm and 1.6mm machine screws Thanks!

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