Drop-Top Fender Frame for Growler
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A frame for the Drop-Top fender for Pint by The Float Life, that fits on a Onewheel XR Growler.
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The frame is for The Float Life Drop-Top Fender for Pint. It fits right onto an XR Growler (with the official TFL Growler rails), and then the Drop-Top fits right into it.
The frame should accommodate most common tires, though I’m reasonably certain the Hoosier 10.5x5.0-6 Treaded won’t fit (just too big) and boxy tires like the Hoosier 10.5x5.0-6 Slick may be tight in the corners.
I print the frame in 98A TPU (a flexible material), which makes it practically unbreakable even though it’s 3D printed.
If printing in TPU, you can insert ribs into the designated holes in the model to strenghten it up. For that, use four pieces of 3mm x 265mm stainless steel rod:
The model requires to grind out the rear edge of the front footpad a bit, this is to not have a hole through the middle of the fender frame, letting water through onto the footpad:
Then there are two versions of the model, one with a cutout for the sensor (plus grip tape), and one if you have a custom footpad which is just flat in the fender area. The cutout fits like this:
I’m slicing with Cura and printing this with a 0.6mm nozzle, Line Width of 0.8mm and Layer Height of 0.2mm. Supports are needed and the perfect Support Z Distance for me with this setup is 0.4mm, equaling 2 layers. I'm printing with an X and Y scale of 100.5% to make up for a slight material shrinkage.