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A race car that'll fit a hot-wheels track. Overall dimensions are at scale of a typical car of this type. Movable wheels with a 0.3mm gap that most printers can handle. Version 4 has the wheels lowered (body raised) by 1mm and front wing…
This din rail is based off of this model but made in Solidworks 2016 and fits aluminum extruded rails with a tighter fit.
This is all the 3d printed LEGO® tracks following the L-Gauge train track standard. See YouTube video: Also included is my Solidworks source file so you can modify the length, radius, degree, inner blocks, etc. The models are…
A mini skid steer digger 20mm in width. Scratch remodeled version of “Gophergames” Skid Steer to fix model geometry issues, resized to 20mm, done in Solidworks. Because the 10mm version is a choking hazard for small children this bigger…
A tiny haul truck commonly used in open pit mining. Movable wheels and bed, designed to be printed all together. UPDATE: I would suggest printing this model at 2x scale. The fine details print much better and so far my son hasn't broken…
A micro sized skid steer digger 10mm in width. See the 20mm version if this one's too small. Scratch remodeled version of “Gophergames” Skid Steer to fix model geometry issues, work done in Solidworks. This one complements the Tiny Wheels…
DM542 stepper motor driver dins rail mount with Solidworks 2016 file This file is to be used with this din rail clip .
I couldn't find a Solidworks model so I made this one. Original specification used: https://gridfinity.xyz/specification/ In Solidworks, edit the x_size and y_size to the size you need in the Equations window.
This is a laser cut dump truck or better known a haul truck wood toy. Original work, the wheels and bucket articulate. I go through the whole process from CAD to vector cutting files with LightBurn. Cut on a laser cutter. Assembled with…
Mesa 7i76E dins rail mount with Solidworks 2016 file This file is to be used with the din rail clip located here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/64242-din-rail-clip
These are the mount's I've designed and used in my series of videos on using a laser and webcam to measure flatness down to a micron. I've designed it to have course and fine adjust on the tilt axis. This is done with a linear spring…
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