Avengers Rotating Logo
Avengers Rotating Logo
3D
Published 2018-04-23T16:22:24+00:00
In honor of the release of Avengers Infinity War, here is a special Avengers Logo where the letters are mounted on a gear train. The gear train allows the letters to spin in a synchronized manner, allowing for a dramatic reveal of the logo.
Here is a video with more details and some humor about Hawkeye, if you are interested:
https://youtu.be/2P8kA0pKA5E
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STL quantities to print:
A, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
V, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
E1, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
N, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
G, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
E2, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
R, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
S, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
Base-left, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
Base-middle, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
Base-right, Avengers Logo {QTY 1x}
Mounting Shaft, Avengers Logo {QTY 8x}
Printing:
I printed the gears/letters upright, so there is support material to remove. Be careful when removing support, as the section connecting the gear to the letter can be delicate.
I stiffened up the “A” and the “G” with a support rib in the back because I had issues with the connecting section breaking during support removal. So be especially careful with those letters!
Post-Printing:
Carefully remove support material as discussed above.
The video (and exploded view) show how to assemble this. Be sure to get the positioning of the gears/letters correct, with respect to each other, so they are synchronized when turning. I find it helps to press each gear/letter on in order, from “A” to “S”, with the logo facing front (revealed).
You can put a little super glue or epoxy on the top of the "Mounting Shaft, Avengers Logo" shafts before pressing the gears/letters in place, if you want to ensure the gears/letters can’t pop off.
The base is printed in 3 parts for those with small build envelops and just needs to be pressed together.
| Date published | 23/04/2018 |