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THE 3D PRINTED MARBLE MACHINE

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  • BASE Plate.stl
  • BOTTOM PART.stl
  • Cam.stl
  • Front & Back cover-1.stl
  • Front & Back cover-2.stl
  • Left Plate.stl
  • Marble Guide.stl
  • Right plate(1).stl
  • Right plate(2).stl
  • STRAIGHT STAND.stl
  • Stair-1.stl
  • Stair-10.stl
  • Stair-2.stl
  • Stair-3.stl
  • Stair-4.stl
  • Stair-5.stl
  • Stair-6.stl
  • Stair-7.stl
  • Stair-8.stl
  • Stair-9.stl
  • Stairs Support Back(1).stl
  • Stairs Support Back(2).stl
  • Stairs Support Front.stl
  • coupling.stl
  • motor cap.stl
  • motor holding block.stl
  • outside plate(1).stl
  • outside plate(2).stl

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Publication date 2016-11-25 at 12:26
Design number 8009

3D printer file info

3D model description

This is a 3D Printed marble machine on our latest Indie 3D Printer that takes marbles through crazy loops and turns. A marble machine designed in ONSHAPE is completely based on rigid bodies, rigid body joints and mechanics. The assembly has approximately 34 parts printed in ABS , and it can be powered by using DC motors or batteries. It uses a 1.5 cm diameter steel marble, which starts at the bottom, and goes to the top, and then returns to the bottom, making this trip about 8640 times in 24 hours.

Marble Machine Video -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAynwHogPto&feature=youtu.be
Indie Teaser - http://bit.ly/2f0MNnd

Sign up now to buy Indie on Indiegogo at $549 - http://www.mahersoft.com/indie
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The new 3D printed marble machine we have all been waiting for!

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Made one yourself? Feel free to upload your photos
Inspiraion: Daniel Parker

Print Settings

Printer:
Indie: The Desktop 3D Printer

Rafts:
Doesn't Matter

Supports:
No

Resolution:
200 micron

Infill:
15-20%

3D printing settings

We have attached the instruction document along with spare list and drawing for rod. Please refer the documentation.
NO SUPPORTS NEEDED!
Some parts might not fit on a small print bed, we recommend you to cut the file in 2 parts and glue later.
15- 25% Infill worked best for me.
0.2 mm layer height.
Try out the best settings for yourself.
Steel ball bearings

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