Carousel of Progress Shelf Display
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This design was modeled after the Carousel of Progress sign in Tomorrowland, Magic Kingdom at Disney World.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Architecture & Urbanism
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
This model was created from scratch with Fusion 360. It makes a nice shelf display.
The components can be printed on a basic single-filament printer (I used an Ender-3 Max Neo). Multi-color prints, as shown, require pauses and filament color changes. No painting necessary.
Printer Settings:
All components:
- Layer Height: .20mm
- Perimeters (wall line count): 2
- Infill: 20%
- Skirt & Brim as necessary
Large Wheel:
- Filament Colors
- Creality Hyper PLA, Peri Blue: https://amzn.to/40KMJQ8
- ELEGOO PLA Plus, White https://amzn.to/3Epo10j
- Filament Changes:
- Start: Peri Blue
- Layer 51: White
Medium Wheel:
- Filament Colors
- 3DHoJor Basic PLA, Light Blue https://amzn.to/410oper
- ELEGOO PLA Plus, White https://amzn.to/3Epo10j
- Filament Changes:
- Start: Light Blue
- Layer 33: White
- Layer 36: Light Blue
Small Wheel:
- Filament Colors
- Voxelab PLA Pro, Orange https://amzn.to/4hTNPQP
- Polymaker PLA, Cream https://amzn.to/41716Qq
- White can be substituted for Cream
- Filament Changes:
- Start: Orange
- Layer 51: Cream (or white)
- Layer 53: Orange
Base:
- Filament Color
- Elegoo PLA Pro, Green https://amzn.to/4jSJoar
Assembly
Parts should snap together. Large wheel should fit snuggly in the base. If the parts are too tight, use 220 sandpaper to remove material as necessary. If parts are loose, use a small amount of super glue gel.
Do not sell prints, STLs, or otherwise make money from this model. If I catch you profiting from this design, I shall summon the Tiki Gods to rain upon your filament.