Yin & Yang - balance 2 sides piggy bank

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Yin & Yang - balance 2 sides piggy bank

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X1 Carbon
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X1E
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2 plates, one color per plate
2 plates, one color per plate
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2.2 h
2 plates
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Description

This piggy bank has two separate rooms to insert coins and it’s balancing based on which side you enter more coins. As I like fast and easy to print designs, This one is fast and uses very little filament.

  • Uses only one 608 bearing
  • The print profile contains 2 plates: one with black filament parts and one with the white part.
  • Contains 4 easy and fast to print parts, without supports.
  • The front parts (yin and yang) are separate objects, to be easier and faster to print without changing colors.
  • you can insert one coin to the smaller bottom rooms, to equilibrate and stabilize it in the right position.
  • carefully insert the yin and yang into the bearing (to not brake it)

Simple and fast assembly video:

 

Update 02.12.2023:

  • added a file with all the parts, upscaled at 150% and modified to still use a 608 bearing. Even if I tried to take into consideration tolerances, this is not tested yet. Please use it only if you really want it this big.

 

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Could you make a bigger one, maybe 150%? And that the Bearing 608 will fit. :)
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Hi! I've tried to resize it to 150% and modified the parts to still fit the 608 bearing. I've added a 3mf file with all the parts. Please keep in mind this is not tested / printed. If you print it and works, please also add the profile you used! If you find any tolerance problems, please let me know, and I can try to fix it. Have a great weekend !
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Replying to @FlorinV :
Thank you, i ordered new black filament and give it a try
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Replying to @FlorinV :
I put it together today. There is still a large gap of 14mm between the wheel and the bracket. Could you perhaps shorten it by 10mm? see photo. So there will be a gap with 4mm. Then I will print it again and put the profile and photos online :)
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would you know what size bearing is needed?
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Sure, as I said in the description, you need a 608 bearing. Please find attached in the picture the exact measurements. Hope it helps.
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2 plates, one color per plate
looks nice waiting on bearing to assemble
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2 plates, one color per plate
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2 plates, one color per plate
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