Armillary Sphere
di Zippitybamba
File stampabili (15)
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stlearthmap.stl
6.1 Mo · 7 187 download
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Base.stl
229 Ko · 6 781 download
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stlHorizonDetailed.stl
198 Ko · 6 365 download
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stlColure.stl
476 Ko · 6 333 download
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CageAxis.stl
323 Ko · 6 764 download
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stlTropicCircle.stl
557 Ko · 6 326 download
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stlArcticCircle.stl
536 Ko · 6 327 download
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Ecliptic.stl
2 Mo · 6 732 download
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stlHorizonLeg.stl
355 Ko · 6 324 download
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stlEquator.stl
969 Ko · 6 315 download
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Meridian.stl
1.1 Mo · 6 738 download
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Colure_NoHoles.stl
343 Ko · 6 622 download
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Equator_NoHoles.stl
930 Ko · 6 623 download
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Ecliptic_NoHoles.stl
1.9 Mo · 6 606 download
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Tropic_NoHoles.stl
517 Ko · 6 608 download
Descrizione
A working model armillary sphere for calculating location and timing of celestial events. For any latitude on the planet, allows you to predict the location on the horizon where the sun will rise and set, the time it will rise and set (relative to local solar noon), and the height of the sun in the sky at any given time of day.
How to use: https://youtu.be/MQjWQJ1yjS8
How to assemble: https://youtu.be/3oEKXXeu194
I recommend watching the tutorial videos on assembly and use. You will need 4x M3 screws, ~10mm, plus cyanoacrylate glue. Several parts require multiple copies, including:
-HorizonLeg x 4
-Colure x 4
-CageAxis x 2
-TropicCircle x 2
I was asked to make versions without screw holes. Look for the "NoHoles" files for those.
As for the printing, it's all pretty easy except for the arctic circles. They required supports and a skirt. I use a 0.4mm nozzle, 0.25mm layers, 15% infill.
All of the structure is original except for the globe model, which is by "bld" at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:17336.