lottery simulator, mechanical lottery machine

lottery simulator, very 6+7

pure assembly model, no glue or hardware required

The ball dispensing switch is controlled by a gear mechanism, turn the top six or seven times and a ball will drop out from the bottom

The front panel prints better with transparent filament

There is a storage compartment at the back to store the small balls when not in use

There are two types of prize balls: one is a plain colored ball without numbers, you can print several colors yourself

The other type has numbers, from 1 to 16. To ensure balance, the numbered balls are solid. It is recommended not to put too many (around 12), otherwise, it will be harder to turn

Two print profiles: one is a numbered ball printed with AMS in one piece, the other is a numbered ball assembled from separate parts

The numbers are connected by a skirt. If printing the split version, don't rush to separate them; it's best to snap one off and install it immediately (otherwise, you'll be endlessly searching for numbers during assembly)

The model is relatively large, and printing time is longer. It is recommended to clean the build plate beforehand to avoid print failure due to insufficient bed adhesion

All small balls have skirts; try to clean them thoroughly to avoid affecting the normal rolling of the small balls