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Stairs | Marble Machine STL

€5,95 €7,95 You Save 25% ( €2,00 )

Files were just updated on 24th of December and are now better than ever! Happy 3D printing!

You can also purchase Hardware Kit, so you don't have to worry about marbles, motors, etc...

You are buying digital STL files available immediately for download and you will need a 3D printer to print with a minimum bed size of 180x180x180mm. Yes, it can be printed on Prusa Mini by disabling the skirt.

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

You get two base machines, you also need to add a minimum of 1 module to the cart, unless you already have them. All of the modules on our website are interchangeable between all of the machines. You can also get a free marble machine module here.

You are getting two versions. The first is motorized and the second is hand-cranked. You can print just one of them or both if you would like. For the motorized version, you will need a hardware kit and for the hand-cranked version, you will only need the marbles. The kids absolutely love the hand-cranked version, since it is more interactable!

We also sell Fully Assembled Stairs.

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

Specifications

Length	180mm
Width	180mm
Height	180mm
Marble Size	7.14mm\| 9/32”
Motor	N20, 15 - 60 RPM (we use 15RPM)
Printing Time	12 Hours
Base Color Consumption	189 grams
Accessory Color Consumption	80 grams
Printer Bed Dimensions	180x180x180 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.

Collections: Bases STL

Printed on: Ender 3 v2

Filaments used: Overture PLA

Brilliant

I have become fully addicted to out of marbles and will eventually have printed everything available. I've been using the excuse that my niece and nephew (5&3) love it but truthfully it's just as much for me.

Printed on: Creality CR6-SE

Filaments used: Normal PLA

Excellent base, easy to put together

Really good base. I took the liberty of ruggedising it in a few places as it’s intended for a 3-year old. There are two protrusions on the base to allow modules to be seated correctly. I accidentally broke one and as such removed the other and screwed it a hex bolt with a head the same diameter as the original protrusions which has worked well. Using what I learnt there I removed protrusions to seat the stairs and screwed in two hex bolts from underneath to anchor the stairs to the base solidly. To make sure the base remained level I screwed in two shorter hex bolts from under the base is the remaining two corners.

Printed on: Anycubic Mega S

Filaments used: PLA

The design is very clever and it printed out well. The stairs needed very little sanding and very little cleanup needed on the other parts. I made a test fit of the stairs to the base and both lineup pegs broke off. So I reprinted the base. The line up pegs for the modules also broke off and I drilled out holes and glued in pegs which have worked very well.

Printed on: ender 3 v2

Filaments used: pla

great design

had a couple of problems the arm that drives it up and down broke getting it of the plate was never going to be strong enough
and the motor mount broke trying to put the motor in
it is not clear whether I need supports or not but the main design is great

Printed on: RAISE3D PRO

Filaments used: PLA

GREAT FIT, WELL DESIGNED

1 2 3

Printed on: Sunlu )+

Filaments used: PLA+ Sunlu

wow!

some difficulty to print, but solved problem

Printed on: Sunlu S9 Plus

Filaments used: Standard PLA

Very good

Very nice. I had some printing problems, I didn't understand if wet filament or anything else. Printing stops many times, the piece splits into layers and breaks. I repeat the print with a different coil, the same. I do the printer reset, repeat the adjustments and finally start again and get to the bottom. To try to bind the material better I increased temperature and reduced speed to 50. mm/s. The only problem, the finish is coarse and the marbles do not flow well. Done a thorough retouching with small grinding wheels for the nails and putting talc at the point where the marbles split into the path, the talc is distributed and runs better.

Printed on: Vyper and S1 Pro

Filaments used: Eryone

Hmmm

Products generally are quite good, but had problems with one module - emailed twice, and put loads of posts and pictures on Discord. No response. Disappointed with after sales service 🙁

Printed on: Prusa I3 MK3s+

Filaments used: Prusament & Polymaker PLA

My son and I printed and assembled the Two Wheeler while he was home for Christmas. The models printed smoothly and we had a great time. Great project!!

Perfect kit for some fun times

This kit was perfect. The connections were easy and I was up and running in no time. I was thinking of sourcing this myself, but I couldn't beat the kit price, especially when it is on sale!