75 models
When introducing Newton's laws in physics, defining forces acting on an object on an inclined plane and drawing free-body diagrams are important skills. Students often struggle with the correct angles. This hands-on model demonstrates how…
Very simple print. I recommend printing with no supports.
A collection of rulers I designed to help with drawing basic physics diagrams and other kinds of schematics primarily targeted at students who need something small that contains basic shapes as well as ellipses. I couldn't find a ruler…
Helicone variation I created. Super satisfying spinning toy. Pretty easy to print, has no support, infill doesn't matter, 24 spinners
No supports are needed!!! This is the official periodic table of ELEMENTS! All the elements, Hydrogen to Oganesson, all 118, are on the stl. file. This is a great present for a science teacher or someone who loves science! (It was mostly…
What the video below to see it in action! Use a pen to hold the 2 balls/marbles/bearings for a clean start and watch the bumpy road win! Ball size/weight/starting position/layer height all affect results. I used ball bearing and practived…
cool physics gun more random models on my account
Fun inside and outside the water! These bottles have openings big enough not to trap any fingers. The different shapes and sizes along with identical spouts make them fun to stack in different orientations and see what will balance. Each…
New version here https://www.printables.com/model/575252-stone-arch-puzzle-blocks I print on the back of the bridge segments because that gives the blocks a little texture so they don't slide as much. Pieces fit together seamlessly, the…
it is a Little Experiment. This Video Explained how it works. (Not my Video ;) ) All you Need is Filament (works Fine with PLA and PETG ) a PETG Bottle and one or two Paper Clips. Put the Paper Clips through the small hole to get the…
See the Slow Roller in action here: These are the 3D printed parts for a Slow Roller apparatus to be used in a physics class. In addition to these parts you need two or four equal lengths of 1/2-inch electrical conduit and something to…
This X Y Z axis model was designed for a Physics faculty member. Perfect for classroom sets for students to hold and manipulate. I added a version with axis labels as well. Both versions need to be printed with support, and some level of…
simple leaver model not printable parts: 1x bolt (of your choice but should fit in the hole :D) 1x nut
Uh, the body is a sphere. Best of luck printing, Supports are not necessarily needed but since it's a sphere you may need them
Thit text is google tranlate for my article about this set. Production The Prusa Mini+3D printer was used to produce individual parts. The following conditions were determined for production. • Possibility to use 4,5V battery. • Printing…
First, the key reason it doesn’t tip over is its center of mass . Even though the koala is leaning forward and holding a branch, the combined weight of the koala and the base is distributed so that the center of mass stays directly above…
Great for checking ODI's, Propping things up, holding things down. May even keep hot things hot and cold things cold? It's not 1:4:9 and not likely to impart sentience (Queue Also Sprach Zarathustra) , but it will provide comfort and may…
Looking for a hands-on way to teach rotational dynamics , angular momentum , and gyroscopic motion ? This 3D-printed gyroscope is designed for physics educators, students, and makers who want to explore fundamental physics concepts…
Inspired by R. Buckminster Fuller and his idea of Tensegrity I created a model connecting two separate pieces with string. One piece suspends the other in the air creating a stable structure that looks like it's floating. So far this is…
Created as an award for students in Conceptual Physics participating in the Egg Drop Challenge. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) Rafts: Yes Supports: No Notes: Added supports using…
This model can be used to get an impression of the physical term “pressure”. Pressure is defined as force per area and with this model the force applied by a weight can be distributed via 1×1, 5×5, 10×10 or 20×20 pins. Put the model on…
Supports are absolutely required. I used an eclectic tealight underneath to give it the cool glow
We needed lenses mounted in the Physics classroom, so I designed these to hold them safely & securely. They may be a little more robust than I needed, but better safe than sorry when dealing with glass. The 3 sizes hold a 15cm, 20cm, and…
Quick release bracket for ZWO EAF to the Astro-Physics 3.5" focuser shaft. Pretty straightforward build, assembly is pretty self explanatory. I used Bambu PETG-HF. For the gear adapter, I used HIPS interface material with a Bambu AMS.…
This chassis allows you conduct a wide range of experiments in the classroom. I use it for the following experiments Bumper attachment: Students build bumpers to limit the peak force Driver compartment: Students investigate the Law of…
This design is a fun, hands-on way to explore torque and balance. It works well in both classroom settings and at home, and also serves as a great example of what’s possible with 3D printing and OpenSCAD. The model is carefully designed…
Recommended print settings: Material: PLA Layer Height: 0.10 Infill % : 15 Supports: No Brim: Optional Print Orientation: Default as modeled Printing the packaged STL will result in 12 spinners, one driver, the rod and cap. Use the…
I needed some pulleys for an experiment so I figured I would design my own. These work with quarter inch hardware. For attaching the pulley wheel, I am using an M3-20mm screw, with an M3 nut inserted into the end of the pulley bracket. In…
Discover the laws of gravity with this charming Chibi Sir Isaac Newton ! This high-quality STL model captures the legendary physicist and mathematician in a fun, stylized look, complete with his iconic 17th-century wig and the famous…
Create interactive simulated grains of sand! In this project we’ll show you how to build an LED physics toy. These LEDs interact with motion and looks like they’re affect by gravity. Full Tutorial:…
This is a simple add-on to any dynamics physics cart that has magnets that are spaced 1-7/8" apart. Lines or notches can be made on the chassis so that you can align the knob to repeatable speeds for tests. Current design has a pocket for…
CHECK OUT THE VERSION 2!!!! I wasn't impressed with the standard Vernier Track ends, so I designed these! They are designed with a slot in the center, for a cart launcher, which I also designed. There is also an option to add the magnets…
Just a quick stand for the Adafruit Sand Physics Toy. It snaps together without glue Print instructions Category: Physics & Astronomy Print Settings Printer: Tevo Tarantula Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3 Infill: 15% Post-Printing…
Needs string. Cut three 3 inch pieces, and one that will fit into the middle when tied.
This is a simple track coupler, which I use for my PASCO brand tracks. I use one on each side, with 4 - ¼ inch square nuts and 4 - ¼ by ½ hex bolts to secure them to the tracks. I recommend printing these with a high infill for strength.…
📄 Description: This is a 3D-printable tensegrity sculpture that creates the illusion of a floating platform—held together entirely by tension and compression. It’s a perfect blend of engineering, physics, and visual art. Designed as a…
Fitted box for the PhysicsHack Vortex Dome: https://physicshack.com/product/vortex-dome/ Print instructions Print with PETG using Archimedean chords as top and bottom fill pattern, and no skirt as it barely fits on the i3 MK3S platform.
With this prints you can wall-mount your collection of elements really easy and create a beautiful collection of the periodic table of elements. The parts fit to 100 ml GL45 flasks like this:…
Similarly to when a bell is hit, and the arising standing wave patterns produce a sound, standing waves arise on the Earth after large magnitude earthquakes (typically magnitude 7.5 or larger). The vibrations that these standing waves…
A physics puzzle based on the concepts of circular motion. To unlock, spin the whole toy! You will need: 4x M4x6mm FHCS (or similar) 4x 3x20mm pin (or similar) Have fun! Short video: Assembly and explanation:
=== English version below the French description === Description (French version) Ce modèle représente Dragonfly (« libellule » en français), un drone volant dédié à l’exploration de la surface de Titan, la plus grande lune de Saturne et…
Physics defying coat hanger will look like your coat will slip off but it doesnt, using a idea i saw on youtube. Use M3 bolts and nuts for counterweight, also light sanding needed for smooth operation. The hinge is made out of unprinted…
I love my Vernier Tracks for my Physics classes, but I found most of their equipment didn't meet my needs. I hang my tracks on the wall using bookshelf supports. But when the original feet were left on the tracks, it made it hard to stack…
I was unimpressed with the pulley ramp adapter from Vernier, so I designed this simple version. It can mount either on the top slot or the bottom slot of the ramp. It can also allow a rope to go through the middle. If you have downloaded…
Physics C Electromagnetism, a demonstration of circular magnetic field vector combination, calculation of forces
A combination barometer and thermometer with 3D printed case. Originally designed as a backup for medical physics temperature pressure measurements. Circuit board gerber files for ordering PCB's are included. Here is the OnShape model for…
Global tomographic models of seismic velocity provide us with crucial information about the planet’s interior. Here, we represent S wave velocity variation such that slow velocities stand proud and fast velocities as depressions. To…
I designed this pulley holder to attach a pulley to a table. I also made a force table in order to have students practice balancing forces at different angles. You will need some quarter inch hardware in order to make this work. 1 - 1/4…
Hi, this model is a fun balancing toy for family and friends. It is in the theme of a overpacked trip. Rules The goal is to pack as much items on the car without it tipping over. The more items you can put on the car, the better. If you…
One of my biggest complaints about the Vernier tracks, was the plastic track ends that came with our tracks. One thing I wanted was a slot in the middle for running a string through, but I also wanted the ability to add the cart tabs, and…
Global tomographic models of seismic velocity provide us with crucial information about the planet’s interior. Here, we represent S wave velocity variation such that slow velocities stand proud and fast velocities as depressions. For a…
The GIF shows the real motion, computed by the physics check and rendered frame by frame: a striped double cone that rolls UP a ramp by itself. Put it at the low end of the track and it climbs 17 mm to the finish posts, where it stops.…
This is a coaster that I designed with the cloth simulation engine in blender. This print does require supports.
This is a testing apparatus I made for my IB physics IA
A fun sign to hang in your workspace…. enjoy! Please post a make and like! Thanks!
If you are like me, you have probably lost these, or just simply do not have enough! Since they are just a plastic part, I figured why not take a shot at making a design. Since I am already designing so many models for my Vernier…
umm... I don't know what this even is (if this starts to print without an error, please make a make of this abomination)
I wanted to design a bracket for the Vernier Carts, and then once I have the bracket made, I can build things on top of them. Here is the first of my ideas, which was a simple bucket, which would allow students to center load the cart,…
3D-printable molds for casting prostate-shaped phantoms for hands-on medical physics education and outreach. The finished phantoms provide a physical representation of prostate anatomy for use in teaching activities and demonstrations.…
Place the tube on the table Place your finger on one of the symbols X or O Pull down on the symbol as the tube spins the only symbol you should be able to see is one that you had your finger on either the X or the O
Modular advanced battle top system designed especially for stability, stamina and defense. By aplying physics laws, calculations and engeneering impovements, can be created advanced battle top It can (with TPU core) absorb energy from…
you need a little bit of rope in a circle for this to work
Writing out equations is so tedious, now there is a better way! This stamp is outfitted with six common physics equations you might find on the UK A level syllabus. An outer sleeve that protects your hand from the paint/ink/mess of…
📄 Description: This is a 3D-printable tensegrity sculpture that creates the illusion of a floating platform—held together entirely by tension and compression. It’s a perfect blend of engineering, physics, and visual art. Designed as a…
Hi, this model is a fun balancing toy for family and friends. It is in the theme of a overpacked trip. Rules The goal is to pack as much items on the car without it tipping over. The more items you can put on the car, the better. If you…
One of my biggest complaints about the Vernier tracks, was the plastic track ends that came with our tracks. One thing I wanted was a slot in the middle for running a string through, but I also wanted the ability to add the cart tabs, and…
First, the key reason it doesn’t tip over is its center of mass . Even though the koala is leaning forward and holding a branch, the combined weight of the koala and the base is distributed so that the center of mass stays directly above…
Discover the laws of gravity with this charming Chibi Sir Isaac Newton ! This high-quality STL model captures the legendary physicist and mathematician in a fun, stylized look, complete with his iconic 17th-century wig and the famous…
Place the tube on the table Place your finger on one of the symbols X or O Pull down on the symbol as the tube spins the only symbol you should be able to see is one that you had your finger on either the X or the O
CHECK OUT THE VERSION 2!!!! I wasn't impressed with the standard Vernier Track ends, so I designed these! They are designed with a slot in the center, for a cart launcher, which I also designed. There is also an option to add the magnets…
Great for checking ODI's, Propping things up, holding things down. May even keep hot things hot and cold things cold? It's not 1:4:9 and not likely to impart sentience (Queue Also Sprach Zarathustra) , but it will provide comfort and may…
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