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Bergsteiger Venedig Buggy Replacement Part for lower frame

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So the Buggy of my child, a Bergsteiger Venedig, broke down. It was the screw and plastic cover where the three metal rods are connected together. I will attach a photo that you can have a look where exactly. You can buy a whole new lower frame for around 130€, too much if it can be fixed in my oppinion. 

So for fixing it, you need the two parts printed. Print without support in upright position, as the model proposes. I printed with PETG as layer adhesion is very important. I printed with 0.15mm layer hight and 40% gyroid infill. Costs you about 130g of filament. 

After that you need some screws and inserts:

  • M3x14 or M3x16 and M3 inserts → 10 pieces
  • M4x30 and M4 insert → 1 piece
  • M6x60 or better M6x70 and an M6 insert →1 piece

The assembly is quite easy. Just remove the old plastic part, put the new thing in place and screw everything together. I paid far less than 10€ for the screws and around 10€ for a box with hundrets of inserts in multiple sizes. So the overall cost should be less than 15€ for everything.

I would be happy if you leave a like or even a make if you found that helpfull!

The source file is included in case you want to modify it. 

If you are interested in this, you might also like a breake replacement for this buggy:
https://www.printables.com/model/188290-brake-wreath-replacement-baby-buggy-bergsteiger-ve

 

UPDATE1: For the first iteration I used PETG from “dasfilament.de” which was pretty strong but the design had some issues. The second iteration was a bit weak and I published the third gen in the design you are looking at. It should be fine, but for those who would like to have an even stronger version, look at the remix. This can be printed in other orientations which helps improving strength (as layer bonding is not the cause of weakness). 

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