Steamroller
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I saw a small wooden Steamroller toy and studied how it was made. I back engineered it in Fusion.360 and shared it here
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- Printables
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- Vehicles
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After studying a small wooden steamroller model, I created the model of a Steamroller using Fusion360. When printing I selected supports for only the Chassis, Chassis Cover, and Roller Yoke to keep the holes as round as possible and less post cleanup. I used brim on the dowels, axles, exhaust, and steering wheel for bed adhesion while printing. I selected 100% infill on dowels, axels, and steering column for strength. After printing all the pieces, I clean them up with some very light sanding to knock off the sharp edges. I also lightly sanded the surfaces of areas I planned to glue together. For the holes in the Chassis, Chassis Cover, Yoke, Roller, and Rear Wheels I used a small power drill to clean up the hole.