Two Wheeler | Marble Machine STL

€14,95

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.

Collections: Bases STL

Printed on: Bambu X1C

Filaments used: PLA

Great Product

This printed out fine for me. All parts fit and worked smoothly. I had printed other Modules from Out of Marbles and they also worked great. This was well worth the price and I wanted to pay for the work done on these units. I bought the hardware for Amazon. I did add weight to the left flipper as it would not drop with 100% in fill. It now drops with 3 marbles.

Printed on: Artillery Sidewinder X2

Filaments used: Hatchbox

The two wheeler is a bit more difficult to print and make work than the others I've printed. The two issues I had were: 1. The marbles falling out between the wheels and the guard rail, and 2. the path needs to be perfect for the marbles to roll to where they should. On point 1. I fixed the problem by creating a spacer to go on the pin supporting the wheels. This moved the wheel closer to the guard rail and it solved that problem. On point 2. I was having a bit of a problem getting the long path across the top to print correctly so the marbles would roll to where they were supposed to go. I solved this problem by downloading the PrusaSlicer and using it to slice the files. I'm not sure if that was correct way to fix this, but it worked and now The Two Wheeler works perfectly!

Do not like it

Needlessly high tolerances, parts that do not fit well, price that does not include everything needed. Actually I'm not sure if I will have the nerves to finish it.

Printed on: Bambu X-1 Carbon

Filaments used: turnerPlastic

Fun to use

I had to make adjustments to all the 'flippers' to make them work. the one in the center, had to have the post and hole sanded down a LOT to get it to work properly. I had to reduce the infill on both the other flippers. but once all the adjustments were made, it works flawlessly

Printed on: Perusa

Filaments used: ESun PLA+

Brilliant

I printed this for my grandchildren to play with at Christmas, but I keep playing with it. 😎😎

1 2 3

Printed on: Bambu x1c

Filaments used: GST3D pla+

Top Model

Very funny to Print and to See it running

Printed on: Prusa MK3S+ with mmu2s and Bambulab X1C

Filaments used: GST3G, ESUN, SUNLU

This marble run is addictive

Thoughtful concept and beautiful design.

Printed on: Ender 3 V2 Neo

Filaments used: Overture PLA

Good Fun

Easy to print and assemble. My grandson loves it, I’ll be making other versions.

Perfect

This module works great. Balls roll and roll and roll.

Nice module

I like this one. Sometimes the drop into the half pike just bounces in the middle, instead of rolling in the pike.