Customizable Planetary Crown Trophy - Static, Untested Design Study
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Static planetary gear trophy. Untested native Playground study, not print-ready. Recipe and guide included.
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This is an untested design study, not a proven print. Fit, clearances, tolerances and print behaviour have not been checked on a real printer, and nothing here promises that printed parts turn by hand. Treat the geometry as a starting point and test a small print before you commit to a large one.
A static planetary gear trophy on a plinth: module 2, 12T sun, three 12T planets, 36T ring, 8 mm thickness. Playground rejected /gear drive because there is no separate shaft. No motion is promised.
Customize the native Playground commands in the attached recipe. Full commands and design notes: https://blog.truegeometry.com/0_0_0_0/blogs/post-8bae98e2.html
STL files are format conversions of the native Playground meshes, made outside Playground with no geometry changes. No mesh repair, clearance adjustment, or print validation was performed. An assembled display STL is a geometry snapshot, not a print-in-place mechanism. Use the separate parts to inspect and plan an assembly. The native gear meshes contain 348 zero-area triangles. The separate native shells include overlapping shaft rotation stripes. These defects and overlaps are preserved, not repaired. The files are not print-ready. The attached guide shows how to run the recipe.
Full assembly STL in upright Z-up orientation, converted from the native Playground scene with no repair or union. This is a display snapshot, not a print-in-place mechanism. Separate overlapping shells and native zero-area triangles are retained [348 for Crown]. No slicer or physical print test. Keep the component files for assembly planning.