XRP Axis Hole Finder For Older Frames
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The original Frame is lacking a drilling next to the motor witch will limit your possibility to add external wheels
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First things first:
This is a permanent modification that can not be undone. Use at your own risk. You might damage your FRP frame.
General:
This tool kit is for “older” versions of the XRP frame that have been printed or bought without the axis hole from the latest model. With this you will find the correct position to drill the hole yourself. Which will enable you to use mods that are providing e.g. external wheels like the off-road model or the track system that you can find in my other models.
You only need to print it once, no matter how many axis holes you will drill.
Print List:
- 1x Axis Hole Finder Tool
- optional 2x Axis Hole Inserts per XRP
Print Settings:
No special printer settings are needed, no support is needed.
The inserts will require you to use brims.
Instruction:
Print the part and attach it at the rear end of the side rail. Move it forward until the bent part is sitting firmly on the backside of the XRP. If it sits smooth you'll have marked the correct position.
I would recommend drilling with a small drill first to center and then with a larger one. The hole on the officially provided XRP frame template is 12.7mm. If this is including tolerances or not is unknown to me. Currently there's only an alpha version for self printing available.
The insert is using the same 12.7mm inner diameter that can be put in place with glue or a soldering iron if desired. It's a little bit longer than the case rails width so you can cut it for a perfect fit.