3d printed fingerboard

Check out this awesome fingerboard ramp that I just created - I hope you have as much fun skating it as I did designing it!

A little fingerboard ramp so you can play when in the office or at home. ...I would recommend scaling the model up to around 175%

Their dedication is evident in the intricate details of their fingerboards, which are often customized with colorful stickers and designs that reflect their individual personalities. The world of fingerboarding is a dynamic community where...

This is a drying / curing rack for fingerboard makers. It is not meant to be a completed board display rack (shelves are purposesly too close together). It can hold 10 decks on each side. I printed the racks flat on my printer bed, no supports. 3...

This is a fingerboard designed specifically for those dull office days. It is assembled using 8 self-tapping screws, 1.5x5mm, for axle mounts and fenders, as well as 4 self-tapping screws, 1.5x3mm, for foot pads. You can easily shorten the 5mm...

In Base-1, insert 41 Bearing Balls (1/4 inch, stainless Steel bearing Balls) (https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08FQVJHQP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) For the print, I changed those parameters: - 10% infill for the SupportHolder...

I just unveiled a radical new design for a sweet wedge kicker ramp that's perfect for shredding on your fingerboard! ...Be sure to give it a thumbs up and keep an eye on my page for more awesome creations!

The inventor of the world's first fingerboard ramp was a pioneering skateboarder who sought to revolutionize the sport by creating a more accessible and challenging way for riders to hone their skills.

Fingerboard ramp #2 features a built-in compartment for additional rail support. Designed specifically for the Tinkercad x MyMiniFactory Competition, this object was created in Tinkercad. ...https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7nVd1Sbimz5

another version of my fingerboard box. ...you may need to glue on to surface or add some kind of sticky material to the bottom because if will slip on its own.

Pretty much you only need to press fingerboard bearings in them and you are set! Any tips and tricks on how I can improve this is more than welcome! ... Thanks!

You can install fingerboard bearings in it or simply mount it on your tech deck. To secure the bearings, however, you may need to push them in firmly, making sure they are snug (I had to do that myself). ...I created these designs because my old...

I Designed This Mould Press to Help My Son Build His Own Fingerboard Skates. It's Perfect for Making 4mm Thick Boards. To Make One, You'll Need to Glue Together Thin Layers of Wood and Use the Mould to Keep Them Firm Until They Dry Completely. To...

I'm slowly mastering the craft, but the top and ramp are intentionally printed upside-down to achieve faster, smoother skateable surfaces. To minimize filament waste, the ramp and base have been designed as shells rather than solid shapes. This...

... desire for skaters to hone their skills on smaller, more manageable terrain. As a result, fingerboard skateparks are popping up all over the world, offering skaters a unique and challenging environment in which to practice and perfect their tricks.

... time.<br><br>Added another STL with a smaller wheel diameter. Use electrical tape (or any other rubberized material) to wrap around the wheel to improve grip.Print Settings- Use minimal supports to support the wheel (support on build plate only)

... on fischertechnik 'Bauplatte' (for example 2x red with 4 cams: 38464, or the longer one with 6 rows of clips 31503). ...Two stones per fingerboard required. ...With hole for 'Rastachse' 31690 for mounting four 'Seilrolle' 38258 with O-rings 17mm x 4mm.

my friend thought he could make a good fingerboard so can I and it can roll by the way if you make it bigger and the little half spheres are little stoppers for the wheels so they dont roll of in the middle of a trick

... learn more about this maker's project, visit https://www.tinkercad.com/things/748WRAZKpV2. The creator of this model participated in the second theme of the Tinkercad x MyMiniFactory Competition, focusing on crafting a functional fingerboard ramp.

Estimated time and material to print a single section: 7 hours at 70 grams Estimated time and material to print complete 6-section halfpipe: 42 hours at 420 grams Approximate size of each section is: 120mm x 130mm x 90mm Time and material estimates...

To make one like mine, you'll need: * A small piece of 3mm MDF * A Tech Deck (just remove the trucks and install them on your fingerboard) * Sandpaper (use it to cut out the shape, contours, and perforations, then glue it together with white glue)...

Version 2 of my Fingerboard Mold. I actually created this over a year ago in the end of 2019 but I am just now getting to uploading all of the files I've made in the past year and a half. This fixed a lot of things about the original mold, as well as...

Printed at 5% scale.Print using 3 layer walls&nbsp;

This object was designed and manufactured using Tinkercad's innovative 3D modeling software, accessible at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/iiWCyw2XugH.

<p>You will need support for underneath the little connectors on the "mute face. ...Print and assemble. ...Thank you please leave review.&nbsp;</p>

Publish Snap and Play instantly. ...Create an official-sized board that measures 100mm long by printing at a reduced scale of 85%.

a finger skateboard (techdeck) designed to be printed in one piece on its side with no supports. ... Note: bed adhesion is difficult with this model

size up to your desired size and add a metal pipe for the coping. ...Also print on its side for better detail!

This object has been crafted using Tinkercad, a powerful online platform for creating and sharing 3D designs. ...Check it out for yourself at https://www.tinkercad.com/designs/5m0fzA8JZgP.

This model is compatible with your average Tech Deck trucks and should easily screw in with the guide holes. ...This was one of the first models I ever made on a 3D Printer and I am very proud of it.