Prize Dispenser
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A fully 3D printed prize dispenser that can hold small toys and prizes.
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- Printables
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- Other Toys & Games
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After like who knows how many iterations (35 of em :D), I present to you my fully 3D printed Prize Dispenser!
Just turn the dispenser and see the prize capsule roll out of the Prize Dispenser!
I got this idea from a cardboard one I made one day when I was bored


Capsules:
This 3D printed version uses 3D printed capsules to store whatever prizes you want!
The capsules are 50mm in diameter on the X and Z axes, however on the Y axis, it got chopped off to 42mm to allow smooth printing and no supports.
If you want the f3d file of the capsule, click here:

Lid:
There are two options for the lid:
A loose one with 0.3 mm of tolerance
A tight one with 0.15 mm of tolerance
Printed on my A1, the looser one can come off when you flip it over.
However, the tight one requires a bit of force that could potentially make the capsules fly out.
Ramp:
Just like the lid, the ramp has two options:
A loose one with 0.3 mm of tolerance
A tight one with 0.15 mm of tolerance
For me, I printed the looser version of the lid with a tighter version of the ramp.
Dispenser:
The dispenser has an option to have an arrow that shows the orientation of the dispenser.
The stopper can also work as an indicator to show the orientation, however the arrow is much easier to see.
If you don't want an arrow, you can print the blank version and put on a sticker instead.
Taking out the stopper:
To take out the stopper, put the button on a table or stair so that the dispenser is on the surface, but the stopper isn't.


Then push on the bottom (NOT the dispenser) and the stopper will come out.