Pantera Ruber

adrian.giraudy

Holds 2 large glasses or up to 4 liqueur glasses securely, in the dishwasher. Printed out of ABS. Swivels upward when not in use. Slips over 3 tines of the drawer so it holds well but is easily removable. The tines are 39mm apart. I printed it flat so no supports are needed but I did need to open up the holes for the tines. Seems the ABS sagged a bit and came out slightly oval. Made for glasses with a stem size 8mm. 35% infill6 wallsABS from Bambu Lab on a Bambu Lab X1 CarbonNo Supports needed

Dishwasher Stemware holder

Praktiskt

redfoxdude

<h3>WDT is an art. Its chaotic nature takes skill to master consistently.</h3><h4>Umikot is a Tagalog word which means: to spin; to turn around; to revolve; to rotate; to circle; to go around; to swirl; to gyrate.</h4>In that spirit, this 3D printable tool utilizes a print-in-place planetary gear mechanism to create spirographic needle motion. This is the 58mm version. Looking for the 54mm version? <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/169733" rel="nofollow noopener">See here.</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://paypal.me/vjapolitzer" rel="nofollow noopener">Like what I'm doing and want to share the love? Buy me a coffee – any donation is much appreciated (paypal.me/vjapolitzer) 😊</a>This design is provided to you for free under a Creative Commons CC-BY-NC-SA license. Make and enjoy, but do not sell. Check out the latest and greatest version featured by Brian Quan:OnShape SourcesMake it your own! Custom needle depth, tweak tolerances, or remix! Easily export STLs and STEPs. Check out the open source design on OnShape. (Note: when exporting STLs, make sure you select Units→Millimeter and Resolution→Fine.) <a target="_blank" href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/fdee3216b2ace613c56a762c/w/55cc5d213829db35d543848e/e/7b791a2208f50895265ad90c" rel="nofollow noopener">58mm workspace</a> <a target="_blank" href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/fdee3216b2ace613c56a762c/w/cbc59c062608bee77d058aba/e/7b791a2208f50895265ad90c" rel="nofollow noopener">58mm S (Short) workspace</a>Changelog<blockquote>UPDATE February 3 2024:<ol><li>V2.1: Thicken the stationary needle post for easier printing</li></ol>UPDATE September 2 2023:<ol><li>V2 release! New for V2:<ol><li>Maximum coverage for needle pattern (due to this change, V2 is all new and not backwards compatible with previous release candidates, nor V1.7)</li><li>Stationary edge-needle - one needle has been repurposed to a perimeter sweeping role. This reduces hotspotting in the center and improves distribution at the edges</li><li>Needles insert from below - easier replacement with less disassembly</li><li>LongTab version - better needle protection and easy to use. Also, ShortTab and NoTab versions to support tamping stands. Magnets only available for NoTab version, but if you really want magnets, that can be easily generated on OnShape.</li><li>Improved basket lip interface</li><li>Shorter threaded portion on the base - faster to print and faster to swap</li><li>Optional 58mm~S~ (short) upper parts for needles with shorter, 20mm handles. More compact design!</li><li>STLs only on Printables - fewer files for me to manage for updates. Export STEPs from OnShape if you want them!</li><li>All prior files and instructions placed into zip archive. The previous OnShape workspace can be found <a target="_blank" href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/fdee3216b2ace613c56a762c/v/79657c9fc60b3f3089981757/e/7b791a2208f50895265ad90c" rel="nofollow noopener">here</a></li></ol></li></ol>UPDATE July 15 2023:<ol><li>Added tip for random z-seam for Upper Mech to improve smoothness and reduce snagging</li></ol>UPDATE July 5 2023:<ol><li>V2rc1 Upper Mech and Spin Ring - reduce lateral play and integrate spin grip<ol><li>Release candidate - needs more testing! Mine works great, but let's improve this together!</li><li>Reduced radial forces on the gears help with binding issues</li><li>The V2rc1 Spin Ring is bushing style. Lubricate with some paraffin wax for smooth action</li><li>V2rc1 Spin Ring is NOT backwards compatible with previous versions of the Upper Mech</li></ol></li></ol>UPDATE May 29, 2023:<ol><li>V1.7 Upper Mech and Spin Ring - Improved mechanism smoothness.<ol><li>Reduced helix angle for more forgiving print.</li><li>Outer lip on Spin Ring to better stabilize and hold the gears at their ideal vertical position. V1.7 Spin Ring is backwards compatible with V1.6 Upper Mech.</li><li>See updated assembly instructions for achieving good alignment ("Attach the spin ring and handle" step)</li></ol></li></ol>UPDATE May 20, 2023:<ol><li>Compensate for material shrinkage, more forgiving basket fit (58mm)</li></ol>UPDATE May 18, 2023:<ol><li>Initial release of 54mm version for Breville machines! The magnet versions have not been tested for fit of the magnets - please let me know if you can test this. The hole tolerances may need to be tweaked.</li><li>V1.6 Upper Mech: Improved tolerance for both 58mm and 54mm. Calibration to achieve ~0.2mm XY tolerance is advised.</li></ol></blockquote>A common problem with many commercially available WDT tools is that they utilize concentric motion, which creates trenches in the coffee. The spirographic pattern avoids needles crossing the same path, with the goal of a more homogeneous particle distribution.I have optimized the needle pattern for even coverage, and no more than 8 rotations of the handle should be necessary. Two different needle lengths provide deep and top of the bed distribution.<figure class="image image-style-align-center"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_ray4uaae3dcj.jpg"></figure>The needles are inserted from the top and are replaceable, and the base is swappable, allowing for configurable needle depth for different baskets, without needing to change out the needles. Optionally, you can print versions of the base that can house eight magnets and/or include a flange to interface with the portafilter lugs. A little de-bossed label to indicate a given base's depth is included for easier identification.<h3>Instructions</h3><h4>Gather your parts and materials.</h4><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_qs894dwer08d.jpeg"></figure>For the non-printed things, you will need:<ul><li>5x M3 x 12mm flathead/countersunk screws (if you have non-flathead/countersunk screws you would like to use, try the noCountersunk files)</li><li>10x 0.35mm acupuncture needles with a 30mm handle (Compatible with the same as the popular 9-prong tool, 0.35x75mm from <a target="_blank" href="https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001467649993.html" rel="nofollow noopener">aliexpress</a>)<ul><li>OR! 10x acupuncture needles with a 20mm handle for the 58s (short) upper. 30mm handled needles can work with the 58s upper, but the handles will reach the basket lip with the 25mm depth base.</li></ul></li><li>[OPTIONAL] 8x 5x3mm magnets for the each base you wish to print</li><li>Cheap flush-cutters you don't mind dedicating to needle cutting, or even better, a hardened cable cutter</li><li>Screw-driver/Allen-key for the M3 screws</li><li>A 3D printer</li></ul><h4>Print your parts!</h4>I printed mine with PLA. You may want to print the Base part with PETG.Personally, the contact time with the hot basket/portafilter has been short enough that I have not had issues with PLA - however, PETG, with its higher glass transition temperature, would certainly have reduced risk of softening.Settings:<ul><li>0.2mm layers</li><li>4 top/bottom layers</li><li>2 walls are sufficient</li><li>11% gyroid minimum (consider higher for more heft!)</li><li>No supports</li><li>Concentric top pattern for Spin Ring V2</li><li>Concentric bottom pattern for Mech V2</li><li>Random z-seam for Upper Mech can help with snagging and improve smoothness [Thanks to zumicroom in EAF]</li></ul>The gears and needle holes require a good calibration (0.2mm XY print-in-place tolerance) and good quality filament!Printed Parts:<ul><li>1x Mech (choose the short version for needles with 20mm handles)</li><li>1x Spin Ring</li><li>1x Handle (see Handle Options below)</li><li>1x Base (see Base Options below)</li><li>1x Stand (see Stand Options below)</li></ul>Handle OptionsThe Handle is available in Small and Large. Which to use comes down to preference.The pictured Umikot is fitted with a Small, which is good for small hands or those that want a delicate-operation feel (that is my personal preference, but go with what feels good for you!)Base OptionsThe Base part is available in different versions for:<ul><li>Various needle depths</li><li>With or without a flange that interfaces with the portafilter lugs/ears (LongTab/ShortTab/NoTab)<ul><li>The Long Tab version protects the needles, but is not compatible with many tamping stands.</li><li>The Short Tab version provides the stability of the tabs, but loses the protection of the needles in favor of more tamping stand compatibility</li><li>The No Tab version should be compatible with any tamping stand, and is available with holes for 5x3mm magnets (5x3Mag)</li></ul></li></ul>Pick the needle depth that fits your 58mm basket. The filenames include the depth (i.e. Umikot58 - Base V2 25mm LongTab.stl). This is how deep the needles extend below the lip of the basket. See below for some common needle depths.My favorite is the LongTab base.Note that the default Lug files support PF lugs/ears <27mm wide. For a more tailored fit, or for wider lugs/ears like on some La Marzocco portafilters, check out the OnShape link to generate different widths.I prefer versions without magnets, as it is easier to gently lift Umikot after distribution without disturbing the grounds. You may like the feeling of the magnets and the easier one-handed use they provide - pick what you like!Common 58mm basket needle depths are:<ul><li>15g basket<ul><li>21mm</li></ul></li><li>18g basket<ul><li>23mm</li></ul></li><li>20g basket<ul><li>25mm</li></ul></li><li>22g basket<ul><li>27mm</li></ul></li><li>25g basket<ul><li>30mm</li></ul></li><li>Sworks 18-20g basket<ul><li>23mm</li></ul></li><li>Weber Workshops 18-22g basket (old version)<ul><li>24mm</li></ul></li><li>Pullman 19-20g basket, Weber Workshops 20g basket<ul><li>25mm</li></ul></li></ul>Note: For the very best fit, measure the internal depth of your basket. The above are based on specifications and have not all been tested. Please let me know if these recommendations need adjustments!Stand OptionsPrint the corresponding stand, LongTab, ShortTab, or NoTab, depending on the base you choose.<h4>Cut the needles to size.</h4>The designed needle depth for the various base files assumes the needle length to be cut precisely. If anything, favor slightly short. You only need to cut to the lengths described below. The base you choose is what adjusts the effective needle depth.The needles are likely harder than the cutting edges of most cheap flush cutters, so be prepared to dedicate them to the cause. I used a very inexpensive one from a multi-pack I got off of Amazon. Even better, use a proper, hardened cable cutter.Be very careful to safely dispose of the cut ends of these needles!First, cut 5 of your 10 needles to a total length of 65mm (35mm needle + 30mm handle):<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_ju27nji1fm2a.jpg"></figure>Cut the remaining 5 needles to a total length of 55mm (25mm needle + 30mm handle):<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_q5tv7k8tgprv.jpg"></figure>NOTE! For the Umikot58s SHORT version of the mechanism, cut all your 20mm handled needles 10mm shorter (55mm and 45mm).<h4>Give the needle handles a slight bend</h4><figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_z3srpu33b7tn.jpg"></figure>To secure the needles in their places in the gears, give them a little bend, like in the above photo. This way they won't rattle around, but can still be removed if they ever need to be replaced.<h4>[Optional] “Tap” the gears' screw-holes</h4>This step is optional, particularly if your screw holes are quite tight. To make our lives a bit easier later, “tap” the holes with one of your M3 screws. Carefully screw them into each of the gears' holes, stopping when you feel the resistance noticeably increase (you've hit the bottom) and then remove the screw. Repeat for each of the 4 larger gears. You will need to hold the gears carefully to keep them from rotating while you do this. Be careful you do not get pinched!<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_cpcbcra9tqh4.jpg"></figure><h4>[Optional] Lubricate the Spin Ring</h4>For the smoothest operation, the V2 mechanism can benefit from some lubrication. I recommend rubbing some paraffin wax (such as from a tealight candle) on the inner surfaces of the Spin Ring.<figure class="image image_resized image-style-align-center" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_ny5x8vldpfs4.png"></figure><h4>Attach the spin ring and handle</h4>Gently screw in 4 of the M3 screws to attach the spin ring. Fully tighten until they stop (the mechanism should be locked). Then back out 1 turn, which will align the gears vertically to the outer ring gear.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_d78ytpulg4w7.jpg"></figure>Then, do the same for the handle, but only back out ~¼ turn:<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_048qzrr41byh.jpg"></figure><h4>Insert the needles!</h4>Be careful during this step - the trimmed needles are still thin and sharp! Gently insert each needle fully into the gears from the bottom. Do not force them! The slight bend in the handle will secure them. If a needle is too loose, make the bend a touch more.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_toy5c8wid5bi.jpg"></figure>(58mm Short version pictured)See below for the needle pattern with respect to the different needle lengths:<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:75%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_tk7vpzmg4n6c.jpg"></figure><h4>Attach your base</h4>[Optionally, press in the magnets if you went with the 5x3Mag version.] Screw on your chosen base. You can change bases at any time, but be very careful when doing so, as the needles are pokey!<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_zmnc06swdtlh.jpg"></figure>(58mm Short version pictured)<h4>Distribute some coffee!</h4>And that is it! If you chose the NoMagnet NoLug base or the Magnet NoLug base but your basket isn't very magnetic, you will need to hold Umikot down while turning the mechanism. Gently give it several rotations. At least 8 gives the pattern nearly full coverage, but I like to do as many as 12 - whatever gives you the best results!The distribution must be done with the basket in a level position - otherwise, the grounds will tend towards whichever direction the basket is tilted.Finally, remove Umikot, give the portafilter a tap to settle the grounds, tamp, pull, and enjoy your espresso!<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/643836/2024-02-04_25a4ng5b0e66.jpg"></figure>Disclaimer: not all filaments, nor the 3D-printing process, are certified food safe. Use of this tool is at your own discretion. <a target="_blank" href="https://ko-fi.com/redfoxdude" rel="nofollow noopener">Like what I'm doing and want to share the love? I always appreciate any support on Ko-Fi 😊</a>

Umikot (58mm Version) - Planetary Gear Spirograph Espresso WDT Tool

Kaffe

The Big Greek

★★★ Update ★★★ 03.01.2024 ★★★&nbsp;after some people asked if I could make a version for 6x3mm magnets, i have finished the files for you.you can find these versions here <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/de/models/121783#profileId-131090" rel="nofollow noopener">https://makerworld.com/de/models/121783#profileId-131090</a>As I do NOT want to be banned for profile spamming, I have created a new download page.&nbsp;Please take this into account.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------&nbsp;Automatic Z-axis Lube Helper&nbsp;Easy to use easy to grease - No Supports needed&nbsp;I think all the tools that are available to download here are really great, only one thing bothers me, they only lubricate one side and the threads don't get enough in my opinion, and you have to do it manually.I thank SavageLau for the food for thought and everyone else.&nbsp;&nbsp;Why do it manually when you can do it on the touchscreen?&nbsp;&nbsp;That's why I developed this tool, and it works perfectly.&nbsp;The height is selected so that you can use it without a buildplate. Please do it that way, because you don't want to have any fat on the plate. you can't get that down so well.&nbsp;You can use it with or without magnets and it is suitable for all Z-axes (including the rear one). Of course you can also use it manually :-)&nbsp;The tip at the end is there so that you can remove the excess grease from the ball bearing or clean the threads again or, if you think there is too much grease, simply wipe it out.&nbsp;First print the tool (there are 2 versions, one with and one without Logo)&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_6ca3e4a64ef4b.jpg">&nbsp;Next there is the option to insert magnets. if you do this, you will need some in the size 5x3mm. It also works without magnets, if none are available. These also hold the tool to the screws next to the ball bearing.The elevations that hold the magnet fit perfectly into the recess next to the ball bearing where the screws are.&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_ed4fc73d9864a.jpg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_0b93a148f8791.jpg">&nbsp;&nbsp;Once all this is done, we can start using the tool.&nbsp;First move your heatbed downwards, then position the tool on the desired axis. Press slightly diagonally over the axis and then downwards until it sits perfectly flush.&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_660b48243315.jpg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_1df0e77ce806b.jpg">&nbsp;&nbsp;then fill in the lubricating grease at the top. either the one supplied or a good one of your choice&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_da5f4714cba24.jpg"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_758ad73d9a70c.jpg">&nbsp;&nbsp;next, raise the heatbed with the touchscren. be careful not to go all the way to the stop, otherwise you could damage your printer. it's best to do it bit by bit and don't forget to add grease, as one filling won't be enough.&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/464558/2023-12-29_2bdb6b4176f4c.gif">&nbsp;&nbsp;if you don't like the result after the first run (as we all know, tastes differ), repeat this procedure until you are satisfied.it takes a little practice and skill, but then it works perfectly.&nbsp;easy to use, easy to grease&nbsp;Have fun building and greasingIf you like my work/project consider supporting me with these options:<ul><li>leave a like</li><li>leave a comment</li><li>download the file</li><li><a target="_blank" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thebiggreek" rel="nofollow noopener">or By me a Coffee</a></li></ul>&nbsp;If you like the project, simply like and download it.

Automatic Z-Axis Lube Helper

Bambu

martinMaker

Hey, here's a small collection of cool Easter eggs to print! The files don't require any special support.

Easter Eggs

Påsk

Dalkain

This is a stackable storage container for common button cell (coin cell) batteries designed for the Gridfinity organization system by <a target="_blank" href="https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman" rel="nofollow noopener">ZackFreedman</a>This 1x1 Gridfinity bin has:<ul><li>3x slots for CR20xx size batteries</li><li>1x slot for LR44/357 size batteries</li><li>1x slot for CR12xx size batteries (can also be used as a second LR44 slot, as it is only slightly larger)</li><li>1x slot to hold the helping wedge</li></ul>STLs are provided for both standard height (1x1x6 units) and double height (1x1x12 units). The bases use Gridfinity Rebuilt's “magnet holes only” design. While still allowing stacking with other containers, the standard height version's battery slots each allow 36mm worth of batteries and the double height version's slots allow 77mm. The number of batteries you can fit in each slot will of course depend on the size of the batteries you store. The included ‘wedge’ is designed to be stored in the middle slot to keep handy and can be used to easily lift batteries out of the slots. It can also assist with getting batteries into the slots without them flipping or going sideways. Check the photos for an example!I've included models with and without the embedded text at the bottom of the slots in case you don't like it.<h4>Print settings: </h4><ul><li>Typical Gridfinity settings. Low infill, no supports.</li><li>Some walls are thin between the slots. Make sure you preview before printing to verify they are all connected!</li><li>For the wedge specifically: I recommend either using a smaller layer height or enabling adaptive layer height just to ensure it actually comes out like a wedge!</li></ul>&nbsp;The base containers were exported from <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/kennetek/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad" rel="nofollow noopener">Gridfinity Rebuilt</a>, then modified using Fusion360 to add the holes/text/etc. The design was inspired by <a target="_blank" href="https://www.printables.com/model/208053-gridfinity-battery-box-cr2032cr2016-357303sr44-and" rel="nofollow noopener">dhiltonp's model found here</a>, just with different slots that are more useful for my needs. I've listed it as a remix of this as well, but technically it was not direct remix of that model.&nbsp;&nbsp;Update History:<ul><li>26 Sep 2023 - Migrated models to MakerWorld. I will try to find time to get some print profiles in the future.</li><li>28 Sep 2023 - Added basic print profiles</li></ul>

Gridfinity Button (Coin) Cell Battery Storage

Gridfinity

BuzzEye

Try not to fall in love with this two hugging cats 😻&nbsp;If you have AMS just use provided print profile&nbsp;Swap Instructions (if you do not have AMS): Start with black <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=43992830017755" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic | Bambu Lab EU</a>At layer #6 (1.20mm) swap to Gray <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=46956524241244" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic Filament with spool / 1kg / Black (10101) | Bambu Lab EU</a>At layer #11 (2.20mm) swap to Silver <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=43992829984987" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic Filament with spool / 1kg / Gray (10103) | Bambu Lab EU</a>At layer #14 (2.80mm) swap to White for the rest <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=43992829919451" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic Filament with spool / 1kg / Black (10101) | Bambu Lab EU</a>&nbsp;If you want you can use only 3 colors then:Start with black <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=43992830017755" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic | Bambu Lab EU</a>At layer #6 (1.20mm) swap to Gray <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=46956524241244" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic Filament with spool / 1kg / Black (10101) | Bambu Lab EU</a>At layer #13 (2.60mm) swap to White for the rest <a target="_blank" href="https://eu.store.bambulab.com/en-pl/products/pla-basic-filament?variant=43992829919451" rel="nofollow noopener">PLA Basic Filament with spool / 1kg / Black (10101) | Bambu Lab EU</a>

Cats hugging in heart shape Hueforge

Konst

Encrust3d

This is a remix of the Cyclone triple lift, triple track marble machine to make it automated using the motor from a Bambu hardware kit (marble run, motor kit, triple axis kit). For the remix, I increased the base height of the Cyclone in order to accommodate for the height of the motor. I removed the inner of the Cyclone and added a shell for the motor to sit in. I edited the spiral of the Cyclone to fit perfectly into the rotating part of the Bambu hardware kit motor. I printed this at .14mm layer height with 15% infill, uses ~380g filament (80 more than the original).&nbsp;After printing, you will need to remove the brim and supports used for the motor housing. I used default supports to ensure no bridging failed and the motor fit properly into the housing. The default supports are harder to remove than organic, so you may need pliers to remove them. After removal, you can place the motor into the housing as pictured above and use a M3x8 or M3x10 screw to hold the motor in place. You will need to press the motor in firmly to ensure there is no wobble on the marble machine. Slide the spiral into the Cyclone so the triangle is facing the top and spin until the spiral catches the motor. Remove the supports from the included marbles and add them to the machine. Turn the machine on and watch as the Cyclone is operated fully automated.<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/560869/2023-12-18_43818714f8db8.gif">&nbsp;&nbsp;Uses:Bambu hardware kit motorOne M3x8 or M3x10 screw8mm marbles (printable)&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Cyclone Motorized Marble Run

Marble run

BamBam Design

I designed a Rework for Ø14 balls =&gt; <a target="_blank" href="https://makerworld.com/en/models/467064" rel="nofollow noopener">Marble Castle Rework</a> Marble Castle is a functional, easy printable Toy.Push the Button to let the marble climb the stairs and rotate the knob to rotate the house to let the marble go further.<figure class="image"><a href="https://youtube.com/shorts/QdsTP92-YdE?si=bcDz2RN6pgaiTwnn" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000060986/design/2023-11-17_13919cbb8fa5a.gif"></a></figure> What you need to assembly:<ul><li>Spring Ø4 from an ballpoint pen (Cut it to around 15mm)</li><li>7mm-10mm marble/steelball, Ø9 works best for me!</li><li>small rubber band</li><li>optional 2 pieces Ø10x 3mm magnets</li></ul><figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000060986/design/2023-11-09_8b9ecbe98edda.png"></figure>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000060986/design/2023-11-09_a1623981d712f.png"></figure><figure class="image image_resized" style="width: 64.07%"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000060986/design/2023-11-09_36b4883890de.png"></figure>&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000000060986/design/2023-11-09_38d6fef21e5e5.png"></figure>&nbsp;A like &amp; follow costs nothing just like the 3D model! Thank you 🤗&nbsp;Update 10.11.23<ul><li>Added a revision hole in the base for spring mechanism</li><li>optimized some clearance</li></ul>Commercial license you can get here:<a target="_blank" href="https://www.patreon.com/BamBamDesign/membership" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.patreon.com/BamBamDesign/membership</a>

Marble Castle - Desk Fidget Toy

Present

LoboCNC

<figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:82.47%;"><img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/draft/273359/2023-12-16_isaae4wsbebc.gif"></figure>Rapid fire fun with this Gatling-style disc shooter. Shoot up to 5 discs per second, with a magazine capacity of 32 discs. Shoots up to 8 meters (or more?). Easy to print and assemble. Requires a rubber band to drive the firing pin. (Size 16 rubber bands work great.) Or use 2 or three bands in parallel for more power. The disc ammo prints up quickly - about 90 seconds per disc. The speed-load cap lets you pre-stack discs for quick re-loading.Please play responsibly, meaning: don't shoot at your siblings, pets, neighbors, etc. And don't use this outdoors. The discs will get lost instantly and are a potential hazard for wildlife, as well as becoming obnoxious litter.<figure class="media"></figure>Printing All parts should be printed in PLA with no supports. Print one piece each of the body, crank, firing pin, and snap ring. Print one or more of the cap pieces, as the spares can be used for quick re-load. Print lots and lots of the discs. I've also included a playing card target holder that you can print if you like.Assembly First apply a tiny dab of oil or light grease to the axle and cavity that holds the crank. Slide the crank onto the axle then clip the snap ring over the groove in the end of the axle. Note that the snap ring has a bevel one one side of the inner diameter. This bevel should face the crank.Next, slide the firing pin into the slot in the back of the body. Hook your rubber band over the hook on the end of the firing pin, slide it into the slot along the barrel, and then over the hook at the nose of the shooter. Test fire with a single rubber band before adding additional rubber bands.Operation Stack up to 32 discs onto the center core of the cap. Tilt the shooter upside-down and slide the cap into the ammo tube, pressing it into place. When shooting, rotate the crank forward with a continuous clockwise rotation until a disc is fired. Half cocking the firing pin will allow a disc to drop but potentially jam. Have fun, play safe!

Gatling Disc Shooter

Krookr

Nice decorative door trim with santa sleigh and reindeer theme. Hang it onto your door!No need to print it in blue…just in case&nbsp;Disclaimer: This model is designed by user MaxT: https://www.printables.com/model/328150-christmas-door-trim-corner-27-santa-sleigh-and-rei