Fibonacci Spheres - Customizable Airless Balls
por Brent Peterson en MakerWorld
Fibonacci Spheres. OpenSCAD script that uses a projection of the Fibonacci Lattice to generate a spherical model with an arbitrary number of cutouts evenly distributed across the surface. The simplicity of the algorithm makes this a highly configurable and elegant solution to generating a…
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Archivos (6)
- FibonacciSphereTableTennis.stl STL · 4,3 MB
- FibonacciSphereGolf.stl STL · 4,1 MB
- FibonacciSphereTennis.stl STL · 5,6 MB
- FibonacciStressBall.stl STL · 3,2 MB
- FibonacciSphereDisplay.stl STL · 3,1 MB
- FibonacciSphere.scad SCAD · 2 KB
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Fibonacci Spheres OpenSCAD script that uses a projection of the Fibonacci Lattice to generate a spherical model with an arbitrary number of cutouts evenly distributed across the surface. The simplicity of the algorithm makes this a highly configurable and elegant solution to generating a customizable airless ball.
Printing Tips The included print profiles have settings I've found work best for spherical models and is based on the “0.20mm Standard” profile from Bambu Labs with manual supports enabled. Timelapse of the 65mm “tennis ball” example printed using Bambu Labs ABS-GF (click for GIF on mobile) Manual Support Painting You can paint manual supports on the outside of the model for all layers under a threshold using the method shown below.
Multi-material Supports For users with multi-material capabilities another option is to use a dedicated support filament to make them easier to remove at the cost of additional filament changes. This is done by selecting the filament to be used for support base and/or interface layers as shown below.
The above example shows PETG (red) being used as a support interface for the print in PLA (blue). The result is a small layer of PETG applied between the PLA model and supports that are easily removed from the finished print. Easy support removal using an AMS and support filament (click for GIF on mobile) Community Support Thank you to everyone who downloads, prints and customizes the design! If you would like to support my design work and the development of more educational and fun 3D printed models the easiest way is to simply click the button below and Boost the model for free. Boost MeClick the button to boost!! 🚀If you would like to support even more you can purchase filament through the official Bambu Labs store using the links in the Bill of Materials. New to 3D printing or looking for your next print? Be sure to follow my MakerWorld profile to be notified of new model releases and check out some of my other designs which showcase some of the many possibilities of 3D printing!
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