Marblevator, Rube Goldberg Style
por Greg Zumwalt en MyMiniFactory
How many mechanical components are necessary to lift a marble from the end of a marble run track to the beginning? Well in "Marblevator, Rube Goldberg Style" I added as many as I could to create this Rube Goldberg / Erector Set themed Marblevator.
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Solo uso personalCC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial, compartir igual
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Archivos (24)
- Arm Clevis.stl STL
- Base.stl STL
- Bolt (M8 by 12mm).stl STL
- Bolt (M8 by 8mm).stl STL
- Brace.stl STL
- Cam Pin.stl STL
- Cam.stl STL
- Clevis Arm.stl STL
- Clevis Pivot.stl STL
- Clevis Track.stl STL
- Cup Arm.stl STL
- Cup Guide End.stl STL
- Cup Guide Start.stl STL
- Cup Plunger.stl STL
- Cup Retainer.stl STL
- Cup.stl STL
- Gear Rack (1.5m 18t).stl STL
- Motor Mount.stl STL
- Nut.stl STL
- Rack.stl STL
- Stand Base.stl STL
- Stand Leg.stl STL
- Track Left.stl STL
- Track Right.stl STL
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Sobre este modelo
How many mechanical components are necessary to lift a marble from the end of a marble run track to the beginning? Well in "Marblevator, Rube Goldberg Style" I added as many as I could to create this Rube Goldberg / Erector Set themed Marblevator.
The marble lift incorporates quite a few mechanical components including a cam arm, scotch yoke, rack gear, pinion gear, clevis arm and clevis, a clevis track for the clevis to follow, a pivoting clevis to coordinate arm movement, an arm to which a marble pick up mechanism is attached and finally a marble pick up mechanism itself, all to simply move a marble from the end to the beginning of a marble track.
In memory Rube Goldberg and his wonderfully complicated machines.
As usual I probably forgot a file or two or who knows what else, so if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask as I do make plenty of mistakes.
Designed using Autodesk Fusion 360, sliced using Ultimaker Cura 4.12.1, and 3D printed in PLA on Ultimaker S5s.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en MyMiniFactory.
