The Midnight Web Wheel – Halloween Ferris Wheel -no support
por xmasgoblinxd en Cults3D
Optional TPU parts
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Archivos (37)
- 01_spider_web_wheel_2x.stl STL
- 02_ring_gear_z96.stl STL
- 03_wheel_hub.stl STL
- 04_hollow_axle.stl STL
- 05_cabin_rods_8x_in_file_print_flat.stl STL
- 06_bone_tower_front.stl STL
- 07_bone_tower_back_with_hole.stl STL
- 12_zombie_hand.stl STL
- 13_spider_legs.stl STL
- 14_spider_skull_abdomen.stl STL
- 15_mausoleum.stl STL
- 16_pinion_with_shaft.stl STL
- 17_bone_crank.stl STL
- 18_crank_handle.stl STL
- 19_graveyard_base_print_UPSIDE_DOWN.stl STL
- 20_graveyard_pumpkin_large.stl STL
- 21_graveyard_pumpkin_small_2x.stl STL
- 22_tombstone_arch.stl STL
- 23_tombstone_gothic.stl STL
- 24_tombstone_cross.stl STL
- 25_tombstone_broken.stl STL
- 30_skull_half_A_4x.stl STL
- 31_skull_half_B_4x.stl STL
- 32_skull_jaw_4x.stl STL
- 33_skull_spacers_8x_in_file.stl STL
- 34_pumpkin_head_half_A_2x.stl STL
- 35_pumpkin_head_half_B_2x.stl STL
- 36_pumpkin_jaw_print_upside_down_2x.stl STL
- 37_pumpkin_spacers_4x_in_file.stl STL
- 38_coffin_body_2x.stl STL
- 39_coffin_lid_2x.stl STL
- 40_coffin_skull_pin_2x.stl STL
- 41_coffin_spacers_4x_in_file.stl STL
- 42_TPU_gear_keeper_band_recommended.stl STL
- 43_TPU_gear_belt_optional.stl STL
- Creality Midnight_Web_Wheel_A1_FINAL .3mf 3MF
- Midnight_Web_Wheel_A1_FINAL.3mf 3MF
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Optional TPU parts
42 – TPU gear keeper band (recommended): a small loop around the fixed axle and the pinion shaft – it keeps the gears engaged so they never skip, and it is hidden behind the ring gear.
43 – TPU belt around both gears (optional, cosmetic): a smooth belt that hugs the ring gear and the pinion.
Print in TPU 95A, slowly (20–25 mm/s). Fit it before mounting the back tower.Beyond seven hills and one very foggy meadow lies the little village of Bonehollow. When the clock strikes midnight on Halloween, Granny Weaverly – the oldest spider in the land – turns her finest web into a Ferris wheel… and the whole graveyard climbs aboard.
Turn the bone crank and watch it come alive
🕸 Spider-web wheel (Ø 189 mm) with sagging, spooky threads
🦴 Real-bone towers and a bone crank – 6:1 gear drive (16 → 96 teeth) for a slow, smooth ride
💀 4 skulls with real hinged jaws – they hang open… until zombie Frank's hand at the bottom snaps them shut: clack!
🎃 2 jack-o'-lantern heads that chomp the same way
⚰ 2 coffins – the zombie hand pushes a pin, the lid lifts and a tiny skull peeks out
🕷 Spider with a glowing skull abdomen on the fixed hollow axle (an LED wire runs through the axle – nothing tangles)
🪦 Graveyard base with tombstones, glowing pumpkins and a mausoleum that holds the crank shaft
✅ Everything prints WITHOUT SUPPORTS
All STL files are already oriented for printing. Ten 3MF plates for a 220 × 220 mm bed are included, grouped by color.
Print info
Tested on Creality Ender-3 V3 KE (220 × 220). The 3MF plates open in PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and Creality Print.
PLA, about 240 g in total,
0.20 mm layers for skulls and mechanics, 0.24 mm with 100 % infill for the web, bones and gears, 0.28 mm for the base
Suggested colors: ivory web & bones (with a brown patina!), glow-in-the-dark skulls, orange pumpkins, black coffins and base
You will also need
paper clips (skull jaw hinges) and a bit of 1.75 mm filament (pumpkin and coffin hinges)
super glue, a lighter (to slightly melt pin and rod ends), sandpaper, a white marker for details
optional: battery LED lights (tea lights or a small LED string)
Included
33 numbered STL files (the quantity is in the file name) and 10 × 3MF plates
A step-by-step LEGO-style assembly guide (PDF) with a parts catalog and print times – plus the full Bonehollow story 🕯
Happy Halloween! 🎃
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Cults3D.
