Two Wheeler | Marble Machine STL

Files were just updated on 1st of July 2022 and are now better than ever!

You are buying digital STL files available for download immediately.

You will need a 3D printer with a minimum bed size of 200x200x185mm.

G-codes for Prusa printers are also provided in the files!

 

The price is for the base machine only, (as seen in the 2nd picture), you also need to add a minimum of 3 modules to the cart. All of the modules are interchangeable between the machines.

 

I also sell a Fully Assembled 3D Printed version here.

 


You are NOT allowed to resell this in digital or 3D printed versions.


Specifications
Length 450mm |17.7”
Width 200mm | 7.9”
Height 203mm | 8”
Marble Size 7.14mm | 9/32”
Motor N20 DC 3V, 15 RPM
Printing Time 34 hours
Base Color Consumption 484 grams
Accessory Color Consumption 151 grams
Printer Bed Dimensions 200x200x185 mm
Filament Used
Fillamentum PLA Extrafill

Hardware

Please see our help topic for the list of hardware needed.

Assembly

Extensive assembly instructions can be found here.

Customer Reviews

Based on 66 reviews
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Gee Jackson
Printed on: I am using a combination of Q1 Pro and Anycubic Kobra Neo printers
I am still in the process of printing and assembling -- it is a bit fiddly

As with many 3D prints, you have to work a bit with fitting parts together. In my case several of the nubs broke off. In those cases I drilled out the receiving holes to slightly enlarge them and also the broken nub to create a hole and secured a small wooden stick as the nub replacement. This worked very well.
I set this project aside for a few weeks, now back to piecing it together.
I'm working on some sort of creative solution to properly attaching and aligning the small transition piece which catches the tip-over catchment piece. The long tab on this small piece broke off remaining in the slot. I'm thinking this through now.
I have included a picture of the part and where it goes
CONCLUSION: I am enjoying this build, it is not simple, I hope to add more modules to expand it. I would buy again.

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Great 3d print

Well 3d printed with PLA

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MARTY MANDELBAUM
Printed on: Prusa MKS3s
Filaments used: PLA
Marble machine

Very well designed, great instructions and everything works smoothly.

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Clifford Mann
Printed on: Bambu X1 Carbon
Filaments used: Bambu
Fun project

This marble run is very fun and easy to print!

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Marc MILLOUR
Printed on: Ender3 S1
Filaments used: Esun PLA
All nice build

After calibrate with tools given, Very well print and build.
Hypnoptic view.
Thx

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