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Layout of 9 tiles with a frame and three marbles: start, bridge, goal
  • Image 1: Layout of 9 tiles with a frame and three marbles: start, bridge, goal
  • Image 2: The marble's path over the ramp, across the bridge and through the tunnel; one tile is pulled out
  • Image 3: The ten tile types, edge piece, corner piece and the fit test

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No. 75 · Marble run tiles 50 × 50 mm with ramp, bridge and tunnel, expandable at will – print files

Marble Maze

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Ten tile types for a tilting marble maze: straight, curve, T piece, crossing, dead end with goal dimple, start with funnel, straight ramp, two ramp curves and a bridge under which a second track runs through a tunnel. Plus edge pieces as a frame. For marbles of 12 mm diameter (not included).

In the download

  • Kachel_Gerade.stl
  • Kachel_Kurve.stl
  • Kachel_T_Stueck.stl
  • Kachel_Kreuzung.stl
  • Kachel_Sackgasse_Ziel.stl
  • Kachel_Start_Trichter.stl
  • Kachel_Rampe.stl
  • Kachel_RampenKurve_R.stl
  • Kachel_RampenKurve_L.stl
  • Kachel_Bruecke.stl
  • Rand.stl
  • Rand_Ecke.stl
  • Passprobe_2_Module.stl
Tile
50 × 50 mm grid, 11 mm high (58.8 mm wide with pegs)
Channel
15.2 mm wide, round bottom, walls 8 mm; marble Ø 12 mm has 1.6 mm of clearance per side
Upper level
14 mm higher, ramps and bridge 25 mm high
Tunnel
15.2 mm wide, 13 mm clear height
Connector
dovetail with latching lug, 0.2 mm clearance per side, on all 4 edges
Frame
edge piece 50 × 8 × 11 mm, corner piece 58 mm long
Layout in the pictures
9 tiles + 12 edge pieces, 166 × 166 mm
Format
STL, 13 files

The model

Each tile measures 50 × 50 mm and is 11 mm high. The channel is 15.2 mm wide with a round bottom and 8 mm high walls, so the marble sits in the track beyond its center. Ramps lift the track by 14 mm; the bridge leads it over a second track that runs underneath through a tunnel. Ramps and bridge are 25 mm high.

Every edge has a dovetail peg and a pocket. The arrangement is rotationally symmetric, so every tile fits to every other in any rotation. Tiles are inserted from above: the peg is slotted, its two halves spring by 0.3 mm and latch with a lug into a groove of the pocket. This keeps the surface together when tilting and lifting, and with a little force it can be released upwards again.

The pictures show a layout of 9 tiles (start, 2 curves, 2 ramp curves, bridge, T piece, 2 dead ends) with a frame of 12 edge pieces: the marble runs from the funnel over the ramp onto the bridge, back down, through the tunnel under the bridge and into the goal; at the T piece a dead end branches off. You can print as many tiles as you like and extend the area in any direction. The fit test consists of two small blocks with a peg and a pocket.

View print notes (German)

Print notes included in German; part names are self-explanatory.

You will need

  • 3D printer with a print area of at least 60 × 60 mm per tile
  • Filament in one or more colors
  • Marbles Ø 12 mm, steel or glass (not included)

Printing

Orientation
flat, channel up
Supports
none; the tunnel roof of the bridge rises at 45° and closes with an 8 mm short bridge
Layer / nozzle
0.2 mm / 0.4 mm
Infill
10–15 % is enough
Material
PETG recommended (the pegs spring)
Colors
light blue and yellow alternating in the pictures, frame in white

Notes

  • A ramp always leads from the lower to the upper level, so a bridge needs a ramp or ramp curve on both sides. Marbles are small parts: not suitable for children under 3 years (small parts that can be swallowed).
  • The files are for your private use – print them as often as you like. You may not pass on, upload or sell the files themselves.

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