Wavy Slide Module

€2,95

The marbles mesmerize you as they slowly roll down the wavy path. This module was designed by a fellow buyer/designer Luke H.

This prints in one piece and does not require any supports. The supports for the path are all built into the aesthetic of the model.

Check the documentation on how to print the module in two colors.

You are buying a digital STL file available to download immediately after purchasing. You will need a 3D printer to print it. This module fits all of our marble machines.

Collections: Modules STL

Printed on: Bambu X1C

Filaments used: 123-3D Jupiter series

Support bases too small..

Looks amazing, can't tell if it works well yet.. Because at two points near the top of the model the bridging goes awfully wrong because the support pillars get nocked over. The bases for these 2 pillars are only 2.8x8.2mm ... It prints until the pillar is 74mm high and then when it wants to start on the track on top of it, it loses adhesion to the main platform...

I lost 2 prints due to this problem no matter drying and tweaking settings etc.. Using a Bambu X1C, other prints come out amazing.
Experienced 3D printer having used and tweaked an Ender 3 V2 w/ Klipper, BLtouch, etc printing PLA, PETG and ABS without issue.

Tip: increase the contact surface of the support pillars to the main platform.

Printed on: Ender 3 Pro

Filaments used: PLA

Prints fail

Sadly I can't get this to print. I'm using a "stock" Ender 3 Pro and Prusaslicer to print with PLA but after multiple attempts with many different print temperatures, print speeds, infills, and layer heights the tips of the overhangs always curve upwards and eventually the print nozzle knocks over the pillars breaking them off the base. None of my attempts have got above the 46mm level.
Maybe it's because I'm new to 3d printing (only the bucket lift and two other modules printed so far) that I can't get this to work, but from an engineering design perspective having pillars with a base of about 10mm x 3mm and large overhangs up to 125mm above the base is a recipe for disaster. To me it looks like aesthetics taking precedence to sound engineering design. Enlarging the base dimensions of the pillars and bracing them more often to each other or the track would make sound engineering sense.
Give the design a try if you like as it looks great, and if you find settings for an Ender 3 Pro and PLA that work maybe they could be made available from this website.

Printed on: Prusa MK3s

Filaments used: Spool 3d rainbow silk pla, Black Gold and White pla

Very enjoyable print

Prints nice and looks good.

Printed on: Creality cr10s

Filaments used: Pla

I love it

Really nice design, easy to print

Printed on: Ender 5 Pro

Filaments used: Paramount Ivory

Wavy slide print is a winner!!

Print was flawless and fits perfectly on all Out of Marble machine bases. Very interesting model with an exceptionally long travel path that is hypnotic when multiple marbles are on the track. Lots of fun.

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Printed on: Prusa MK3S

The worst paid models on the web

I don't think I've ever encountered such badly invited 3d models that you have to pay for.
I have wasted a lot of time, electricity and filament to find that the model has gaps of several millimeters, specific parts don't come together, mounts break from looking.
Waste of money, there are nicer toys to buy and print than this!

Fun, Fun, Fun

The out of marble’s hardware kit was just the thing to finish off the Big Wheel marble run. It’s been a hit with not only the grandkids but everyone that’s seen it!