Pickleball Trophy with Swappable Name Plates - Free 3D Print Model

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My Short Circuits

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A1 mini

0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

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8.6 h

2 plates

4.8(43)

(slowed for PLA Silk - Gold)

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12.2 h

2 plates

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Chopped for the A1 Mini - see image

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11 h

2 plates

4.8(4)

Made Name Plate Larger so More Words Can be Added

36 min

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3x1.5mm magnets x 4: 3x1.5mm magnets (e.g.: https://a.aliexpress.com/_m01PghQ)

Description

Featuring the myth of Atlas, holding a pickleball instead of the earth - demonstrating the weight of being the greatest. Swappable name plates to re-use the trophy each time you play!

Supports come off easily!

Magnets are used to make the names swappable. I used these: 3x1.5mm magnets (e.g.: https://a.aliexpress.com/_m01PghQ)
But… you can probably also use little pegs or double sided tape. Upload forced me to also propose 3x1mm that bambu provides, I imagine those could work too with a little glue.

This is a remix based on several models. Changes include resizing, combining, and removing various parts, and cutting out/adjusting nameplates - for additional details, please visit these links:

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/atlas-holding-the-earth-32002a1de62b4b3face6dd55043b6cf6 (Atlas holding the earth)
https://makerworld.com/en/models/124805?from=search#profileId-134796 (Trophy base, without magnetic plates)
Can't find original model for the ball

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Comment & Rating (93)

@Josiahhowell

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0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

church pickleball tournament! I got on fusion and made ny own name tag for the front. it was too small and I made it bigger and easier to read. I’ll just glue it on

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@user_815548052

Can you upload the nameplate as a remix?

@Josiahhowell

Replying to @user_815548052 :

Yes! It has now been uploaded! I hope ya'll like it.

@MyShortCircuits

So this thing holds without a magnet?

@user_1354762735

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Love it! Printed in Basic PLA (Bambu) and painted with Citadel paints

@user_3908524391

what colors did you use?

@user_1354762735

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Replying to @user_3908524391 :

Citadel Paint - Base: Retributor Armour (gold) I think Base: Leadbelcher (silverl/gray) for the base section and Shade, Agrax earthshade (wash) over the whole thing

@LazBuilds

It got very messy. I wish it was much better and the stables shook inside the ball

@Roygbiv

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Nice print and turned out well. Long print time as I used Bambu Silk Gold 13401 and your silk print profile, but I knew I wanted a very good print quality. Some areas printed "rough" but I am sure it is my lack of experience with 3d printing and/or maybe heat/cooling related with my enclosed P1S. Either way, this still will be fun to give to my friends. Great job and have fun!

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@MyShortCircuits

Thanks - that looks beautiful. I think that it might use a bit more supports at the bottom of the sphere. PLA Silk is particularly sensitive though. I can't really tell - is any other part rough?

@Roygbiv

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Replying to @MyShortCircuits :

I am sure it is more settings with my printer than your model, so I don't fault your design for being "rough". It seems I have an issue with the top of spheres with not being completely smooth and I don't know what adjustments I need to do. I don't have a photo of this problem yet, but maybe I can send it to you to get some help later.

@MyShortCircuits

Replying to @Roygbiv :

You might be describing an inherent problem in 3D printing a sphere. Since it is round, there will be "steps" between the layers. This problem can be minimized but not eliminated (without post processing). If what I'm describing sounds correct, the steps you can take are to either play with the adaptive layer height setting described here: https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/adaptive-layer-height. Otherwise, you can also print the whole model with the thinnest layer possible.

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@user_2383407586

great model.

@APDClax

how do u make the name plates?

@Geank11

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1st attempt = success. Really nice design

@Shaddix__

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0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

turned out great!

@stove

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0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

This turned out great and was sturdier than I expected.

@FAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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(slowed for PLA Silk - Gold)

perfect quality looks insane 11/10

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@finnwii3d

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0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

family loved it.

@Red33

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0.16mm layer - PLA BASIC

Supports came off a little rough, but I might have tackled them too soon? eitehr way great print, needed a fun prize for a little tournament with friends this worked great.