The 3D Printer Inspired Battle Top
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A battle top inspired by the components of a 3D printer.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other Ideas
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
What if a 3D printer became a battle top?
This design was created for the "Open Sauce 2026: Spinning Battle Tops" contest and is inspired by some of the most iconic parts found on a 3D printer. Every detail of the top references a familiar component :
The center represents a filament spool
The golden tips are inspired by 3D printer nozzles
The underside features a gear surrounding a cooling fan, giving the top a unique mechanical look
The result is a battle top that looks like it came straight out of a 3D printer while remaining fully functional and fun to spin.
This model is based on the official reference battle top created by stlDenise, redesigned with a completely new printer-inspired aesthetic while keeping compatibility with the contest requirements.
Printing
No supports required
No multicolor printing required
Print settings :
Layer height : 0.2 mm
Infill : 20%
Walls (Perimeters) : 3
Assembly
Assembly is very simple. Just snap all the parts together as shown in the exploded view diagrams below. If you need a more detailed step-by-step guide, you'll find it further down this page.
One important step : make sure to insert all 8 nozzles before snapping the two main body halves together using the 8 pins.
Once assembled, your battle top is ready to spin!
Exploded view diagrams
Step-by-step guide (Top)
Step-by-step guide (Launcher)
I hope you enjoy this design, and if you print it, I'd love to see your makes !