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Spinning Mason Jar Snow Globe

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Turn your basic jar into a spinning 3D-printed miracle! NO AMS

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A nice Christmas scene that fits most standard glass jars. It includes a rotating skater and a moving trolley. Simply spin the jar clockwise while holding the base to make the scene come alive!

This is the only way I figured out to add a clip of the jar in motion:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hGqjQvwXddx9VKyI2bQQqPMMzosks5EQ/view?usp=drivesdk

Print instructions: I printed all parts 20% infill except the small parts like the rollers and roller cage. Print two of the gear blocks and 36 of the rollers. I used .4mm nozzle, .2 layers, and 2 walls. I would recommend smaller layers for the threaded parts and for the scene parts for more detail, though I ran out of time 😬. Some supports are needed for the support (ironically), the skater, the bell, and bottom of the snow base. I accidentally used supports on the clock tower; add a support blocker and you should be able to add the bell.

Painting: I painted most visible parts; paint how you wish. I printed the lake and skater platform in translucent blue, but you could just paint them. 

Assembly:

  1. Place the roller cage on the interior base.

  2. slide the rollers into their slots carefully. 

  3. Add the ring gear on top.

  4. Screw the exterior base to secure the ring gear.

  5. Place the shorter shaft through the corresponding hole in the support as shown.

  6. Place the longer shaft through the snow base as shown.

  7. Glue (I used hot glue because I was short on time 😬- use super glue) the gears to the shafts with the gear blocks, sliding the blocks as far as they'll go and setting the gears centered on the blocks. The small gear goes with the shorter shaft, and the bigger one with the longer one.

  8. Attach the link to the shorter shaft with the thread cap.

  9. Place the shafts in the interior base as shown.

  10. Loosely attach the trolley slider to the link.

  11. Glue the support to both bases as shown.

  12. Glue the trolley to the slider.

  13. Glue the skater to the shaft/platform. I would recommend hot glue.

  14. CAREFULLY, screw the jar on.

  15. Wipe sweat from brow and stand proudly.

  16. Gift to someone or just admire!

Oops sorry sorry I ran out of time for more pictures - look at the Fusion 360 screen shots. I started this less than two weeks ago and then got the flu, hope you all enjoy it still.

Tagi