Super Affordable Frisbee (70 Cents!!!)

by joshuareiter857 in Outside > Backyard

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Super Affordable Frisbee (70 Cents!!!)

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Hello, my name is Josh. I am a sophomore(10th) in high school at Grandview Prep School. I am in a computer science/STEM and one of the projects was to make an instructables so I made a VERY affordable frisbee, most frisbees cost $10 and a good frisbee golf frisbees can cost $20 and I thought well I have a 3D printer, and I have Fusion 360 so I have made a 3D printable frisbee that cost 70 cents to make!!! It takes only 5 simple steps and 48 grams of filament.

Supplies

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All you need is access to a

  • 3D printer like the Ender 3 which cost $141
  • Filament like the Creality which cost $15.00
  • A 3D cad like Fusion 360 or Tinkercad
  • A slicer, mine is Creality
  • 5 Minutes

Open Your CAD

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Open your option of CAD, for me it is Fusion 360

The Start

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Take a cylinder and make the dimensions 210mm by 210mm by 7mm tall

Hole

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Get the hole tool and size it to be 150mm wide and 100mm tall.

Finish

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Click the Fillet tool and select all 4 edges and type 3.500mm and then hit enter. BOOM its done that simple

Export

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Hit the file button and export as a .stl and import into a slicer, mine is Creality slicer. Then print.

Have Fun

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If you want this type of frisbee to go VERY fast and VERY far throw under hand, if not throw over hand.