Quercetti Elevator Marble Holder
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A model for the marble holder of the Quercetti Elevator (as found in Quercetti Migoga Run Elevator kit)
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My son inherited a 20 years old version of the Quercetti Migoga Run Elevator (which didn't change that much apparently) and as you can imagine, there were a few broken or lost pieces.
I found most of what I wanted thanks to the amazing 3d printing community but I couldn't find the little red marble holders that attach to the elevator chain, so I decided to try to replicate one myself.
As far as I can tell, it works perfectly on the chain that I have and look very similar to the real one, although, this is a 20 years old kit, and I don't know if they changed anything.
I printed 16 of these with minimal support on my Core One (maybe it would have worked without any) using the 0.15 mm STRUCTURAL profile (all default, except I enabled support on the build plate). You can look at the Prusa Slicer project to see where I added support (I used the support paint tool to only add supports where the handle is lower than 20 degrees, assuming the Core One would do just fine with 70 degrees overhangs). It turned out quite nice with Lipstick Red Prusament PLA (I was afraid of the thin wall, but it is just the right amount of flexible/sturdy).
Hope this helps someone like everything else I found helped me give a second life to my kit !