Gear Pinball - The first full functional 3d printed pinball

Gear Pinball - The first full functional 3d printed pinball

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Complete project for P1S/X1C/A1
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Strong and fast no Ams 4 plates 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% in
Strong and fast no Ams 4 plates 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% in
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Take a look at my last model :

https://makerworld.com/en/models/204867#profileId-225049

 

Hi everyone . I present to you the first fully functional and 3D printed Pinball. The Operation is essential. It is designed to collect the balls and with a conveyor keep track of the points scored.

Optionally it is possible to print the Launcher balls as well as the balls themselves. The balls are 9 millimeters in size. 8 mm steel balls can also be used.

 

For those who want to print the model with another slicer there are some clarifications to make. 

 

This is the preview of the project in full:

If you want to print it with another slicing software, take these things into account. First of all on the rear piece, the conveyor, you need to set adaptive layers so that the thread Is be as precise as possible:

For the optional piece, the Launcher balls, use the manual supports function where indicated in the photo and select only external brim for greater safety:

As for the buttons and feet, use 100 percent filling, this way there is no risk of them breaking during assembly and use external brim for the feet:

Even the balls can be printed. I recommend 100 percent fill and apply brim. Since they are not perfect, once you have finished printing I suggest scratching them .

HAPPY PRINTING !

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i need help cus my gears go forward but then i have to manually pull them back hard and when i use the launcher the ball doesn’t go up all the way like in your vid with the gears so pls help
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hi, if you read the instructions in the gears they must be glued to the base with the paddles facing downwards. once dried you must insert the side buttons as per the instructions exactly positioned in the second tooth. for the Launcher it's a print in place, I have to detach the piece that needs to move. Anyway, look carefully at the instructions and everything listed there
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i did that
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and it no work still
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This is an awesome pinball machine! I used 8mm ball bearings and they work perfectly. I would recommend everyone to print this!
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thank you
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Amazing color
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super nice print! Thanks so much for sharing🙏🏿🙃
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A thousand thanks ! some advice, I see you left the gears free. if you follow the guide you will see that they must be glued to the back keeping the tips facing downwards. the buttons must then be positioned under them to have the spring effect. the spring is made by the spiral contained in the gears. Let me know !
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Replying to @jonathan.albori :
done!🙏🏿
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Replying to @user_1896108163 :
perfect
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Gorgeous print! Fantastic instructions! Thank you for sharing the design. Looking forward to printing other colors. Be very mindful when using thin CA glue on the back of the paddles. I ended up carefully removing and reinstalling a paddle with thicker CA glue (to avoid accidental seepage to the front spring mechanism of the paddle).
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fantastic, I'm glad you like it.
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This project is simply magnificent! It prints and assembles very easily! My son loves it! Congratulations and thanks for publishing it :D
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thank you so much !
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Me encanta el diseño y la impresión ha ido fenomenal. !!!!Casi todos los días echo unas partidas!! Recomiendo ponerle unos topes de goma en las patas para que así agarre más sobre la superficie y no deslice al apretar la pinza. Para los que nos gusta que las partidas duren más tiempo también es recomendable que los agujeros del tablero sean un poco más pequeños (así la bola tardará más tiempo en colarse).
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Muchas gracias por tu revisión. Me alegra que traiga un poco de nostalgia por aquellos juegos que nos acompañaron en nuestra infancia. Si tan solo tuviéramos esto cuando éramos pequeños.
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fun and functional
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looking good!
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very nice
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very nice and fun
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A thousand thanks . I'm glad you liked it.
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Love this soo much! So fun to play with! I recommend this to everyone to print.
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thank you
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