Satisfying 3D Printed Marble Machine Build

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[@harmonic5107]

I really like the half thread on each side assembly method. That seems like a really neat way to have a fully 3d printed part with no glue or rods needed for putting it together.

[@davidf2281]

Agreed, that's a cunning method I'm definitely going to steal

[@thedudeamongmengs2051]

It's also a cool way to line things up pretty precisely. I've never seen it used before

[@alexmendelsberg4974]

Yeah I wouldn't care if the machine didn't work, the screw knob connectors were a win for me

[@00001Htheprogrammer]

the amount of nuts here is nuts

[@coleslaw4892]

HE PUT GLUE BRO

[@BrickMachinesChannel]

I was blown away even before the marbles entered the track! Superb job on the design!

[@mohre401]

Oh, hi Brickmachines. Never thought I would find you under a 3d printing video

[@BrickMachinesChannel]

@@mohre401 oh hello to my longest channel member! 🙂 Yep, I loved this video. Awesome design by 3D Printer Academy!

[@mohre401]

@@BrickMachinesChannel are you in 3d printing yourself?

[@BrickMachinesChannel]

@@mohre401 no, but I've done quite a bit a few years ago. The designs from this channel are quite good, and I especially loved how the individual parts have half a thread each and get held together by a nut. Pretty awesome!

[@rickseiden1]

That connection system is brilliant! I was wondering why some of the screw on caps were smooth and some were "geared".

[@tips1483]

This is insane, def was worth the wait.

[@jaredchampagne2752]

How are people this creative, patient and talented, yet I can barely even repair something that has already been built by someone else with direct fit pieces...this is absolutely incredible.

[@jaredchampagne2752]

How the heck do you even construct everything like this to work together flawlessly like that...this must’ve taken an outrageous amount of time to get it all perfect! I wish I had this amount of creativity and patience.

[@TheFreeBro]

Not really. You just design it as one large piece then add half threads along each border. Do the same for the parts that attach. This is the basics of 3D printing

[@thewatcher5271]

It Reminds Me Of The Mousetrap Game I Played 60 Years Ago. Thank You.

[@CreativeMindstorms]

It is so satisfying to watch all the mechanisms work at once! Great job! I'd say the time was worth it!

[@antitheist9976]

Outstanding, my autistic son is obsessed with marble runs, he would faint if he saw this! 🙂 Absolutely marbelous work 😛

[@ramonhamm3885]

I really like the split-bolt fasteners, the planetary gears and how you efficiently packed it into minimal space.

[@bowieinc]

Awesome! The mounting method is genius.

[@ElegantMarbleMachines]

Love the design! I also like how modular it is, so if one part breaks you don't have to re-print the whole thing.

[@averycolthan6439]

ugh. I'm saving up to get my bf a 3d printer for xmas 2023 (it'll be for "us") and this video makes me want one even more! it's got my favorite words in it! "3d printed" "marble machine" and! you sped up the footage like some Greek gawd that knows we were gonna speed it up anyways! so satisfying. i can't wait to see how the technology advances in the future to make even better ones! this is so cool!

[@howtoinvest4yourself241]

I love my bambulab printer I just got my printer this week and have been just printing parts and tools. Can’t wait to get into fusion 360 and start designing marble runs.

[@mechadense]

🤩 - no metal screws all printed - overhang free design

[@pifnet]

Not sure if that is possible in the US but here in Germany, bottle caps may easily fit instead of the red gear caps to hold everything together - and they are cheap and easy to come by (just collect them off the drinks you are buying anyways) 🙂

[@schwarzerritter5724]

I collected these bottle caps and am now printing a marble machine around them.

[@dontstop2517]

such beautiful project, congratulations for the results.

[@redspiderman1192]

This dude is the Usain Bolt of 3d printing

[@JohanSchwarz-Nielsen]

This is VERY impressing!!

[@davidstolkacevs871]

😂I am literally working on the exact same project right now! Except my model is also a piece of fantasy castle-like architecture as well as a marble tower. Cool coincidence

[@LeonardoSantos-pc9bf]

Magnífico seu projeto, parabéns e saudações do Brasil

[@73joebrant]

have exact same pneumatic oil! lifetime subscriber here!! great channels and videos! my nephews Absolutely LOVE them!!!!

[@erikschmidt2571]

This is freaking insane dude!!

[@thefish5861]

This is amazing. I can’t even get a simple pair of threads to fit correctly.

[@9brian99]

Wonderful will watch it for hours. Thanks

[@coolnewpants]

Oh this is so cool! I love rube goldberg machines

[@BaldyMakesStuff]

Amazing - and a cute cat at the end!

[@3DPI67]

True marble marvel!

[@oinkymomo]

the connector screws are really clever

[@nicholascrow8133]

It's been said, but the split threads and caps to hold it together is genius!!!

[@3dshootscom]

Any chance you can do a tutorial on how you designed the half thread assembly method. Awesome.

[@glenns_AI]

This reminds me of putting mouse trap together. Love it.

[@The-creator-of-good-videos-15]

Amazing machinery! ❤

[@0x0404]

Joining different parts with screws was very interesting

[@ADVENTUREKM]

Wow very interesting I like the part where the marble changes direction one after the other.

[@JustFun-iz9rf]

Beautiful nice build 👍🏼

[@shadowsandfire]

Wow ypur assembly method is amazing

[@outofmarbles5536]

Holy mother of gears. love it :)

[@EmperorZelos]

MARBLE LEAGUES NEED YOU!

[@KevinGroninga3D]

That is just awesome!

[@dianamay3601]

That is super cool!

[@edwardfletcher7790]

I love everything about this 👍😲

[@lego3438]

Perfect!!

[@4486xxdawson]

Thank you for saving the info for advertising stuff at the end , thats god video editing 👍 i like to watch the video not advertising for products but having it at the end i accually stayed and watched it all , thank you , nothing worse then getting into a video and people throw product ads in the middle .

[@albertofernandes9027]

Genius!!

[@fahriagung-_.]

4:10 best part XD

[@davidcrandall2415]

Only needs an inverted laundry basket to slide down a pole and trap the mouse!

[@reneolmos5112]

This is something the guys at Corridor Crew should see!!!!

[@Kinetic_CGI]

clever assembly method

[@leepritchard8029]

This is the first time I saw your video. I instantly said... Oooo what else did you build 🙂

[@dhineshd94]

That's so satisfying 😍

[@Blakes_Makes]

I love it!

[@dz-abouttechnique1849]

Excellent video! 😁😁

[@printfablab]

Awesome 😍

[@paulalexisasuncion6361]

This could be a nice way to distract your self from the anxiety you get by forgetting to do home work

[@happi3r80]

New video!!

[@SuperBootyBay]

do faster printers burn out belts, wheels/bearings noticeably faster? Considering upgrading my ender 5 to the point where I can run it fast but I don't want to have to replace parts every 50 prints

[@joesaintyawgomuru2954]

Back then when you want to create something new model you have built out of something or start with a paper plan drawing model, now this day the technology are getting better and more advance with help of computer systems and adding with the 3D model printer you can create or built any examples model you want to start working on it 😲😉👍👍

[@yourlocalchilean2522]

Cool

[@nataliawegiel5558]

This is so fun! A bit loud though

[@howtoinvest4yourself241]

This is what I was looking for

[@MASI_forging]

Wo. You are genius 👍👍

[@JM3DICI]

Very interesting assembly! How much plastic does this take? Seems like at least 2kg?

[@naseerbk]

So satisfying sound

[@nathanielcutajar]

2:03 loud sound warning

[@rainbowimpostor951]

Nice bowl

[@Mn_Sr__alloy]

Awesome and awesome......

[@AleksandrIvin]

That is cool! Is there a way how to make gears work silently? I’m also trying to print a gearbox, but it is so loudly…

[@aubreesetzer8594]

Awesome

[@ligiman5171]

We should replace all Newton's Cradles with this.

[@robguyatt9602]

That's gorgeous. great idea to connect segments via half and even quarter threads. I love to design and it is my business but I never would have thought of that. Is there a mechanical reason why you used planetary gears for those two big gears?

[@3DPrinterAcademy]

No reason really. I just think they look cool.

[@coleslaw4892]

4:36 how those 2 marbles starting making 5 marbles fall down

[@redlightdistrict8038]

Sir if at all possible can you do a few friction gear ratio videos ..

[@dckyrbby]

Nice video

[@syfre9506]

I need one year to print that on my Creality

[@heruhcanedean]

Shows a nice quiet and fast 3D printer. Check it out, no head phone warning, ITS ALIVE!

[@fossfeen]

i sense mmx inspiration

[@jeffersonr.dossantos7152]

Incrível!

[@isaacibbotson4632]

Sounds like a combine

[@baconporkchop]

do you allow resale?

[@stevendietterle1771]

What size marbles are you using? Sorry if I missed it somewhere.

[@gamingwithmr.fregles8802]

One thing I found odd is that it looks like some of the parts have been printed at different speeds. Could you tell me the speeds and printer(s) you used for this?

[@electro9442]

I seriously have to get a 3d printer

[@Your_pen13]

Your printer is fast

[@ThisIsMyNewAlias]

Rembers me of THE OG VIDEO

[@stanislav770]

C'est une course perpétuelle

[@charleshudner4149]

Muito bom, mas prefiro essas máquinas feitas de forma artesanal

[@vanusamariadelboni6573]

will you can make a box to the controller?

[@zunkman1]

How much filament for the whole thing? How many spools?

[@ednalynabestro2568]

OMG OMG OMG I LIKE MARBLES

[@muratbayrak57]

👏👏👏👏

[@3DhobbyUA]

How many hours did you print this ?

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

This is more complex than a motherboard

[@stanislav770]

Hello Concernant you print 3d little plane ?

[@thechuckinator]

Woah, what kind of screw driver is that??

[@ahmetkgoz]

Do you share the design ?

[@clfamily9885]

hello!

[@josesantos2603]

Next time you could create an automaton that is able to write 😁

[@bassclefgamer6029]

Wintergatan be like

[@natehill8069]

This must have taken 3 months to print.