a somewhat toonified Delorean - Free 3D Print Model

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vandragon_de

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Magnetic Levitation DIY Kit

Description

A floating Delorean

I was intrigued by this idea when I first saw the Magnetic Levitation DIY Kit in the store. I had also wanted to realize a toonified model of the Delorean for a long time and so it was clear that both wishes would fit together perfectly.

I realized the whole project to the best of my ability and tried to design it in such a way that it could also be copied by others. Here and there there may be small irregularities, but I have tried to explain it as well as possible in the attached instructions and hope that there are few problems.

It was not easy to implement this idea and I would like to emphasize that small differences may occur here and there due to different settings or filaments. I made an effort to try everything out until it worked for me. Unfortunately, this does not mean that it will be the same for everyone. However, I also explain here how you can at least use a few little tricks here and there to solve small problems.

Tools

You only need a standard tool for processing.

Cutter Knife
file for sanding or sandpaperfile
superglue is
fine pliers

The Base

Let's start with the base, which is still quite easy to implement. Printed in PETG HF, as the coil can get quite warm if you make a mistake. You should definitely stop after a few failed attempts and let everything cool down first.

The rest is all in the assembly instructions

magnetic levitation diy kit

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Comment & Rating (81)

@mafurman

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GUYS, this is top I had an autolaunch levitron mechanism, and I had nowhere to put it, and then I saw this dolory and said "that's it!" meet the huge 550 gram autolaunch levitating dolory

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@yourock767

hello! where can I get the mechanism like yours? and what scale did you print it at?

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@EnoTheThracian

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

What a great idea for a print 😀 Printed in PETG 👍 Placing it on the levitation base is extremely tricky without having taped the levitation unit in the model down. A simple locking feature may make this easier.

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@vandragon_de

Thanks for trying out and showing ☺️ With regard to an auxiliary construction for the centring, that didn't really work well for me, so I left it out.

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@Nailuor

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

A true marvel! Many thanks 👍

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@vandragon_de

The clear disc really does look much better 👍

@Nailuor

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yes tanks !

@Nailuor

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Super! It's a shame the tabs for attaching the top and bottom with the wheels aren't present on the underside I had to use double-sided tape to secure the two parts and it's a little noticeable But otherwise, super and it works very well with the levitation kit 👍

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@vandragon_de

Thanks for trying it out and showing it, but above all thanks for the feedback regarding the missing connectors. I made a mistake there, sorry for that. I have corrected it and hope that everything fits now.

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@Nailuor

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Replying to @vandragon_de :

Thank you for modifying the base! I reprinted it and took the opportunity to use transparent plastic for the windshield and windows 👍

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@user_3904653900

It’s not working for us

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@vandragon_de

What isn't working

@geeklabs

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Awrsome model, love it. Waiting for the electric parts, and cant wait to finish this one!

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@vandragon_de

Then I look forward to the result ☺️

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@Liguane3D

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thank you for your sharing, perfect !!!

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@Telboy

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very nice. thank you

@Telboy

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Nice model, thank you

@Cristian_Nita

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Excellent design. Printed very well with very few hiccups. Especially on the windshield pillars and windshield in clear PETG. Other than that no problems.

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