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Printed parts: 1x Frame 4x Voet 2x Klem 2x Voeler 2x Knop All the things you need: 100cm 30x6mm flat bar 16 bolts m5 10 nuts m5 20 washers m5 12mm axle to put the wheel on Cut the 100cm bar is 2 pieces of 35cm and 2 pieces of...

<p>I like riding my bike. Especially my road bike.</p> <p>But due to bad roads i need to true the wheels on a regular basis.</p> <p>I do not have a Stand/Jig for this. And since i dont need a super expensive one, i designed my own.</p> <p>I found <a...

I really liked the idea of the source design, but needed to lengthen it to fit a carbon fork for my 2018 Specialized Roubaix Comp. It's a cheap, ugly print, but it worked really well. Print two of them so you have one for each side. ...I had to add...

<p>Put some superglue on the back of a strip of some sandpaper and stick it to the curved part. ...Place the trotter on some bricks, press down on both pads and use this to grind away uneven parts of the Trotter's tire.</p> Category: Sport & Outdoors

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The Parktool DT-2 is not an exact replica of the original version; however, it's still a decent alternative.

This is a detailed 3D blueprint for creating your own homemade, non-welded Bicycle Wheel Alignment Device without the need for any welding techniques.

A movable horizontal hammermill is designed to cut metal into an enhanced shape.

I occasionally need to straighten a warped bicycle wheel. I created this gauge to aid in this endeavor. Print the quantity of parts specified in the file name - "<part>_x4" = print four units off. Secure the wheel horizontally in a bench vise...

Mine is one of these MAXIMUM sharpeners from Canadian Tire.  There are similar sharpeners from many other brands (Grizzly, Craftex, King Canada), they probably all come out of the same Chinese factory.  But Tormek is the Cadillac in this category.The...

I noticed a few of my 1/32 scale wheels were very wobbly and needed a way to balance them. A friend of mine offered to let me use his 1/10th scale RC car balancer and after looking at it, I figured why not make my own for my scale of racing. You...

To measure the warp in a bicycle wheel's rim, you'll need to tighten the spokes and get it back to being true again. Pay close attention to roundness as well - make small adjustments working your way around the wheel until it looks good. The nipple...

This is a covert operation to execute True D-1 and True D-2 protocols.

This fixture is designed for use with a fixed base and a top base that's movable. It's specifically built to work with two-stroke engine crankshafts, helping you accurately true the crank for optimal performance. ...With its versatile design, this...

I created this so I could tighten the wheels on my Helion while riding a bike. To do that, I'll need to drill two holes for an M4 thread and open one hole for a pass-through M4 opening. I used two M4 x 30mm Nylon screws - one of which I sharpened...

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A simple tool intended for measuring runout on small - motorcycle and moped crankshafts using a dial indicator. Apart from four ball bearings (608 or ones that have an 8mm inner diameter), you need four M8X25 bolts and nuts to hold the bearings on...

The compact E2FM 150A 1000VAC breaker is a scaled-down version of its full-sized counterpart.

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A budget-friendly substitute for the pricey Part Tool DT-3 can be created with just two M6 hex screws - one measuring approximately 100 mm and the other about 70 mm in length. Alternatively, a screw can be trimmed down to achieve the desired size. If...

Hello all, I'm excited to share my latest DIY project with you. Riding a bike is one of my favorite things to do, but I used to waste a lot of time traveling to the shop just to drop off my wheels for repairs. That's when I decided it was time to...

This is a centering-stand for bicycles (https://youtu.be/lWbWG2VxNOA). Good ones are very expensive and I thought to help me and others by building one on my own using self-centering gears from Catarina Mota (Helical Gears /...

This is a remix of the great design from @Hardy, thanks for the creative vision. ...I needed to adapt the original concept to fit my 80mm fatbike rim.\r\n\r\nChanges:\r\n- Enlarged the gears to 52.5mm and introduced a new variable called...

The original thingiverse stand is quite loose at the lower side, thus these spacers help to keep it stiff and sturdy

<p>Just unbolt your 12mm thru axle, and put this gauge between the thru axle and the fork. Screw in a long m5 bolt into one of the two m5 hole as the gauge to see how true/bent the rotor is. ...Spin and true the rotor with a plier.</p> <p>Supports 160mm...

Just unbolt your 12mm thru axle, and put this gauge between the thru axle and the fork. Screw in a long m5 bolt into one of the two m5 hole as the gauge to see how true/bent the rotor is. Spin and true the rotor with a plier. ... Supports 160mm or...

<p>This is a remix of the great thing from @Hardy, thanks for the design. ...I needed to modify the original thing so that it could fit my 80mm fatbike rim.</p> <p>Changes:</p> <ul> <li>enlarged the gears to 52.5mm and created rimgrabber_gear_d...

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