Brio/Ikea Wooden Train Bridge
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Bridge sides and pin supports to suit a Brio/Ikea bridge requires a few small screws and a 150mm straight track section.
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I had to repair one of these with a broken leg during the local Repair Café that I attend regularly and thought that it would be better to 3d print a replacement than to repair a flimsy leg!
The sides screw into a 150mm straight section of track with 2 screws then the 2 pins are screwed spanning the top 2 holes. I gave them a 2mm diameter hole, but I wish I have left a little more room as the head of the screw has to be wider than 3mm to secure the side, I cheated and heated the screws with a torch lighter and screwed them into the pins to melt a thread first before fettling the melted squeeze out and final assembly but perhaps a thinner screw and a washer would work?
I tried to add the gcode file but it came up with an error message:
Variable '$gcodes' got invalid value '42' at 'gcodes[0].weight'; Int cannot represent non-integer value: '42'
Not sure why it is getting upset at 42 not being an integer, perhaps it just isn't a fan of the Hitchiker's Guide!! If anyone knows what I am doing wrong please let me know. It took 42g of filament and 1hr 52 mins on mine. Hope that helps.