I’m beyond excited to finally share my Infinite Loops Pinball Machine. After weeks of tinkering, designing, and test-printing, I still find myself totally hooked every time I launch the ball. There’s just something mesmerizing about watching it loop around and hearing that satisfying click of the flippers. It takes around 14 hours to print, and once it’s assembled, I have a hard time putting it down. I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I do!

Requirements

• Well-Calibrated 3D Printer
  The model uses loose-fit and snap-fit clearances, and its small overall size limited the use of threads or more complex mechanisms. Accurate calibration is key for smooth assembly.
• Rubber Bands
  Very small, loose rubber bands work best for the flipper mechanisms. We want minimal friction, so avoid bands that apply unnecessary force when pressing the buttons.
• Ball Bearing (9 mm)
  Designed around a 9 mm bearing. Anything in the 8.5–9.5 mm range works, but 9 mm is the ideal size for optimal gameplay.
• Glue