Hextraction Twozu Tile

What happens when you mash together the Sozu Tile and a left/right randomizer? The Twozu... or Sozu 2.0. Watch the video to see it in action.

Hardware / Printing - One M3x12 screw (or longer) - Two M3 washers - PLA, 2 walls, 10% infill, no supports - 10mm and 3/8" flippers available

Assembly 1. Press a 10mm or 3/8" ball into the flipper depending on the flipper you print. May have to use a tool or step on the flipper to fully insert it. Don't damage your floor please! 2. Insert an M3x12 screw into the flipper, stack 2 washers on the screw, then install the flipper. Crank it down until it stops rotating freely. 3. Slowly back out the main screw 1/8th of a turn. Repeat until the flipper freely rotates.

Edits and Notes - Updated the 3/8" flipper by moving the counterweight 2mm towards the center. This helps with the inconsistency of the old design which had balls rarely exit the tile. - I kinda regret calling this the Twozu as I've created the Wave Tile (https://thangs.com/m/1031247), a Sozu replacement. Regardless, I'm keeping the name Twozu to reduce confusion. - Credit to 'fluffy_dandelion' from the Voidstar Lab Discord (https://discord.com/invite/voidstarlab) server for the idea. I saw a short video of their concept and had to make it. - If you want a countersunk version, there's one available in the Secret Click Tiles (https://thangs.com/designer/NoStepOnDeez/3d-model/Hextraction%20Secret%20Click%20Tiles-1134237).

This tile is part of my _Counterweight Dispensers Pack_. Check the others out. - 180zu https://than.gs/m/1327652 - AltWave https://than.gs/m/1031259 - Anchor https://than.gs/m/1288074 - K-zu https://than.gs/m/1288115 - Overdrive Wave https://than.gs/m/1031248 - Wave https://than.gs/m/1031247 - Sailboat https://than.gs/m/1288126 - Tsunami https://than.gs/m/1031250 - Twozu https://than.gs/m/975596