IFP Depth Setting Tool
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Just another one of the many 3D printed tools used to set the IFP depth found in most oil damped mountain bike shocks. Printed in PLA with default settings as the tool undergoes little if any stress. I did use a "fine" layer setting of 0.12mm so that the threads and text would be more likely successful. The main threaded rod has support underneath it to create the hollowed out region since some IFPs in Fox shocks have a raised bleed port in the center yet the IFP depth is usually measured from the edge of the piston. I know there are plenty of existing good 3D printable tools out there but I created mine from scratch in Fusion 360 mostly as a learning exercise. My first iteration didn't have measurement markings (inches on one side, millimeters on the other) but both I printed in Polymaker PLA Pro came out perfect! Happy making!
-Steve