Rigid Pro 2.0 Range Cart 3DP Collection
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All the models I made to pimp out my rolling toolbox setup for shooting competitions
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- Printables
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- Other Sports
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OVERVIEW
The Rigid Pro 2.0 Range Cart Collection is a growing ecosystem of accessories designed specifically for the RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 Mobile Gear Cart. Rather than a single printable, this project contains a library of modular organizers, holders, hooks, and mounting solutions that improve storage, accessibility, and organization for competition shooting and range use. The RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 provides a rugged, water-resistant platform with a modular stacking system, making it an excellent foundation for a dedicated range cart.
Every accessory is designed around the same philosophy: require no permanent modification to the cart, print reliably, use common hardware whenever practical, and remain compatible with future accessories added to the collection.
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MECHANICAL COMPATIBILITY
Item | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 Mobile Gear Cart | Supported | Primary design platform |
RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 Toolboxes | Supported | Compatible with the Pro Gear stacking system |
Competition Shooting Equipment | Supported | Designed around common USPSA and IDPA equipment |
Standard Metric Hardware | Supported | Shared across many accessories |
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DESIGN GOALS
Goal | Engineering Rationale |
|---|---|
No permanent modifications | All accessories install without drilling or altering the cart. |
Modular ecosystem | Components are designed to work together while remaining individually printable. |
Common hardware | Reduce the number of unique fasteners required across the collection. |
Serviceability | Individual accessories can be replaced or upgraded without affecting the rest of the system. |
Fast printing | Minimize supports and optimize print orientation whenever possible. |
Competition focused | Improve organization and access during matches instead of general tool storage. |
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SPECIFICATIONS
Item | Specification |
|---|---|
Platform | RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 |
Construction | Modular accessory collection |
Hardware | Varies by accessory |
Installation | Non-destructive |
Expansion | New accessories added over time |
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BILL OF MATERIALS (BOM)
Most accessories are designed around common hardware already used throughout my other projects.
Item | Typical Use | Recommended Source |
|---|---|---|
M3 Heat-Set Inserts | Light-duty accessories | Ruthex, CNC Kitchen, McMaster-Carr |
M4 Heat-Set Inserts | Structural components | Ruthex, CNC Kitchen, McMaster-Carr |
M3 Screws | Small assemblies | McMaster-Carr, Misumi |
M4 Screws | Structural mounting | McMaster-Carr, Misumi |
8-32 Chicago Screws | Holster accessories | HolsterBuilder, KnifeKits |
Neodymium Magnets | Magnetic organizers | K&J Magnetics, Amazon |
Not every accessory requires every component listed above. Refer to the individual file names or part descriptions for project-specific hardware requirements.
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PART TYPES / COMPONENTS
The collection continues to expand, but generally falls into the following categories:
Category | Purpose |
|---|---|
Firearm Storage | Rifle racks, chamber flag holders, and firearm organization. |
Competition Gear | Shot timer holders, magazine storage, belt accessories, and match equipment organization. |
Tool Organization | Small tool holders, maintenance accessories, and repair equipment. |
Utility Accessories | Hooks, handles, cup holders, labels, and general storage solutions. |
Mounting Components | Adapter plates and hardware used throughout the ecosystem. |
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FILES INCLUDED
This project contains a growing library of printable accessories. Rather than downloading the entire collection, simply print the components that match your specific cart configuration and shooting needs.
New accessories will continue to be added as they are developed.
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ASSEMBLY
Assembly varies depending on the selected accessory.
Print the required components.
Install any required heat-set inserts.
Assemble the accessory using the specified hardware.
Attach the completed assembly to the cart.
Verify clearance with drawers, lids, handles, and adjacent accessories before tightening all fasteners.
Many accessories share the same hardware, allowing components to be swapped or upgraded without rebuilding the entire cart.
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RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS
Setting | Value |
|---|---|
Material | PETG Recommended |
Outdoor Use | ASA |
PLA | Suitable for prototypes or indoor use |
Layer Height | 0.20 mm |
Nozzle | 0.4 mm |
Walls | 4 |
Infill | 20–40% depending on part |
Supports | Only where noted |
PETG is recommended for most users because the cart is frequently transported in vehicles, exposed to temperature changes, and subjected to impact during normal range use.
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TESTING / VALIDATION
Every accessory in this collection was designed for my personal competition range cart and refined through regular use at local matches and practice sessions. Rather than optimizing for appearance alone, each design focuses on durability, printability, and practical utility.
Whenever possible, accessories are designed to print without supports, use commonly available hardware, and avoid permanent modifications to the RIDGID cart. This allows individual components to be replaced, improved, or expanded without affecting the rest of the system.
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REVISION HISTORY
Version | Changes |
|---|---|
Initial Release | Core collection of range cart accessories. |
Current | Ongoing additions and refinements as new accessories are developed and tested. |
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
This collection is intended to grow alongside my competition equipment. Planned additions include new storage solutions, firearm accessories, maintenance tools, organization systems, and mounting adapters while maintaining compatibility with the existing ecosystem.
As new modules are released, they will continue to follow the same design philosophy of modularity, shared hardware, and non-destructive installation on the RIDGID Pro Gear 2.0 platform.