Marblevator, Marbles Go Round or Back and Forth?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- The completed mechanism and how it works video.
Files and instructions available here:
cults3d.com/en...
www.instructab...
Designed using Autodesk Fusion 360, sliced using Ultimaker Cura 4.12.1, and 3D printed in PLA on Ultimaker S5s and an Ultimaker 3e.
Seeing it being built shows the simple genius in the design.
Hi woodwaker1,
I must admit I stared at the video for about half an hour before it dawned on me...
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Greg
Brilliant work. Thanks for the instructions and parts!!
You're very welcome jepolch, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Greg
That is even more impressive, when you stand it on it's side 👍
Yes, I thought I'd answer the magnet or not magnet sooner than later.
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Greg
ha!
i called cycloid last video. :)
neat design.
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Greg
Genius design! Nice made!
Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Greg
What a very clever design, love the mechanism
Thank you!
Greg
Enjoyed that a lot Greg. Vertical display is so cool. Should work with a totally flat background as well and would give a different effect. But you would have already tried that to get to this point in the build. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks John, I'm truly glad you enjoyed it! On a side note, I showed our youngest grandson your Robothut channel and he loved it so much I bought him the same 3D printer you used, so thank you!
Greg
Very cool. Thanks for the big reveal.
You are very welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Greg
Amazing! Like some magic tricks, it's even more amazing when you know how it's done! Beautifully done!
Thank you very much!
Greg
I absolutely love your designs
Thank you very much, that is very kind of you to say!
Greg
i watched the first video and was interested in how it works. i have not subscribed to you and i already forgot about it. its so great that youtube managed to recommend me that follow up video :)
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Greg
Very cool machine. Nice work
Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Greg
Sine waves, my beloved ❤️
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Greg
Pretty neat. So now I wonder... if the balls were the magnets and the magnets shown here were a large washer with no magnet properties... I wonder if the grooves on the top would guide properly. Great build. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks you! No it would not work as designed.
Greg
Amazing work Greg. It's time to fire up the printer
Thank you, best wishes!
Greg
I knew it! The wiggles meant magnets!
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Greg
The secret to anti gravity must be in 1 of these videos.
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Greg
Like bees in a flower! 🐝
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Greg
Brilliant!
Thanks!
Greg
Impressive.
Thank you!
Greg
I'm wondering if one less tooth on the gear of the magnet spider, and one less arm on the spider might allow the circle of balls to rotate. This would be more easily seen if one (or more) of the balls were coloured.
The "tracks" would have to be removed.
Greg
Good one 👍
Thank you MicrobyteAlan, I'm pleased your enjoyed it!
Greg
isnt it astounding how 2 rotating wheels can end up making a linear motion ;-)
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Greg
Thank you so much for the reveal. I, like many others, are now looking through all my Lego components to see if it is possible to build. I shall get busy tomorrow to see what I can achieve. Thanks again for sharing.
You are very, very welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Greg
Hii i have a doubt in your 2 year prior 3D printed quick return mechanism and i have also read info of the project in the link you given below but in it their no size or dimension givenn kindlyy please help with that
I'm truly sorry, but I do not understand your question. Do you have a link?
Greg