Beyblades
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A Beyblade that can be launched to fight other Beyblades.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other Toys & Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Printables
Design Statement
Students will create Beyblades that launch from a pullcord system that fits in a 7 cm long by 3.5 cm tall perimeter using Revolve features and cuts with a preset launching peg.
Instructions:
Open the already-made launching peg
Create the desired design in the 3.5x3.5 constraint box
Revolve the sketch
Print and battle with your friends.
Each Model Broken Down
The first design was a test to see if a High top would work well or not. It was a relatively simple design.
Pros | Cons |
Stays up Long Self balances | Too light Weight is centralized The base is too long |
The second design I ended up using cuts to put the weight on the outside and gave it a more curved profile to lower the weight a little and not make it top-heavy.
Pros | Cons |
More stable Outside heavy Shorter tip Closer to the ground | Too lights Sometimes starts to wobble, causing it to lose KE |
The Last design was combining all the designs together and using what I learnt from the other designs. I made it even lower to the ground with a sharp tip. The cut didn't go all the way through, so it stayed a little on the heavier side, where it was also much thicker.
Pros | Cons |
Heavy, which meant more inertia. Sharper tip, which meant less friction. Very low to the ground. Weight was put on the outside, causing it to spin steadier. | When hit, it rubs on the bottom, causing it to slow down a lot. |