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Wheelbarrow (beta)
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The invention of the wheelbarrow dates back to at least 118 AD, during China's Han Dynasty.
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- Printables
- Category
- Mechanical Parts
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
This here is a modern rendition of such a useful ancient tool. What better way to step into the modern century by leveraging your 3D printer to build another tool that's stood the test of time?
To make a full wheelbarrow, you'll need to print these joints along with various lengths of 38mmx38mm (2"x2") wood.
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What's Included:
- All parts needed for the 12" wheel (Wheel Segment and Axle Coupler)
- Custom wheel to frame joints (End Offset L Nut and Bolt Joints)
- 30° Side Top Drops
- 30° Center Top Drop
- -30° Bottom Joint
- Through-T Cap Joint
- Cube Through Corner Joint
Additional Hardware Needed:
- 2x M10 washers
- 2x M10 Fender Washers
- 1x M10 Nylon Lock Nuts
- 2x 6000 Series Bearings
- M10 110mm Bolt
- 2x2 Lumber
- 1" Deck Screws (for securing frame)