Roulette Wheel - Free 3D Print Model

Search models, users, collections, and posts

pcwzrd13

Toys & Games>Other Toys & Games

IP Report

GIF

Print Profile(3)

All

X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

A1 mini

Roulette Wheel

6.6 h

6 plates

4.6(66)

Ball retaining ring 0.4 nossle

33 min

1 plate

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

5.3 h

2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

718

1263

123

1.9 k

889

Released

Description

Why go to the casino when you can print the casino? Introducing my fully-3D-printable roulette wheel! Works almost exactly like the real thing except much smaller! You can now live out all your Vegas dreams from the comfort of your own home!

The wheel is printed in two main parts, the base and the wheel itself. The numbers are printed separately and glued into place. I printed the base of mine with Hatchbox Wood PLA and followed that up with some sanding and staining. The wheel itself is Duramic Copper PLA.

Printing tips:

If you print the base in wood PLA as I did, I recommend sanding the inside of the base to remove any rough spots to facilitate maximum spin. If you use regular PLA, it should be plenty smooth enough but it doesn't hurt to check for any bumps.

To print the numbers, print the first layer in white, pause the print, swap for the appropriate color, and resume (obviously this is not required if you have an MMS). Once printed, just line them up carefully around the wheel and glue them in place with your preferred adhesive (I used Loctite Professional Super Glue).

The ball should be printed with 100% infill to add extra weight. It's a bit too light otherwise and has more potential to fly off the wheel.

Both STL and STEP files are available for download. The STEP files will result in a smoother print if your slicer supports them.

Be sure to post your makes! If you like the design, please consider tipping on Ko-fi. Thank you! :-)

Comment & Rating (123)

@user_762062904

Boosted

Nice design, spins well. Used a ball bearing ball (for the ball) as it is heavier. This makes the wheel feel more realistic and prevents the ball from flying out.

(Edited)

@rosbu

Boosted

I am sorry, where did you put the ball bearing? I printed the roulette but it does not spin at all...

@user_762062904

Boosted

Replying to @rosbu :

I used a ball bearing ball for the roulette ball. There is nowhere to put a full bearing for the roulette wheels actual spinning function.

@rosbu

Boosted

Replying to @user_762062904 :

ooooh, sorry i missed the ball bearing BALL. anyways after a good amount of diming it spins good

@Carta3D

Print Profile

Roulette Wheel

Great project🔥💪 We went overboard and made it 40x40🤣🫣❤️

(Edited)

Show original

@user_1163152645

holy filliment cost😳

(Edited)

@SureTonySure

how did you get the numbers so white?

@lukas_3d

Boosted

This roulette wheel works really well. I used a small marble to get a smoother rolling.

@user_1543363462

How do you prevent it from the marble falling out?

@lukas_3d

Boosted

I have used a heavier marble. Maybe that is the reason for not falling out that often. But you are right, sometimes the marble is still falling out. I am not sure how to prevent it.

@nuggetmarsh

Replying to @user_1543363462 :

like a bb

@user_906190474

doesnt work at all. even after sanding it still won’t spin at all and just gets stuck. I used the correct sizes any tips?

@niklas.skarpsno

mine worked perfekt i just glued on the numbers and used a marble

@user_2087218676

I would bevel the hole on the top part and the nozzle in the base, worked for mine

@neilanh

Boosted

Works great, boosted, thank you! We used creality wood pla, a little sanding and a few drops of rubik's cube lubricant we had and this thing spins for a really long time! Couldn't get the ball to stick to my bed so just using a marble.

(Edited)

@Aliencube3D

Print Profile

Roulette Wheel

Ran out of red. So I took orange

Show original

@peypey

Print Profile

Roulette Wheel

It works pretty well, but it doesn’t spin for too long and it’s kind of an arts and craft project because I had to sand it down a lot and replace the middle with the bottom of the metal part of a pin to make it spin well. Also you definitely need to get a different ball.