fork seal driver kit 3d models

50 mm - 31 mm Fork Seal Driver Kit. Print the whole set or just the ones you need. Reusable and easy to replace if one gets damaged. These kits range in price from $100 - $500 and are costly to do one time jobs. Our kit performs just as well if not...

Fork Seal Driver 41mm

Driver for 48mm Fork Seal Installation Print 2.

33mm fork seal driver for forks commonly found on ~70's Honda motorcycles as well as modern smaller bikes. There are two STL's. One is ~25mm taller than the other. The added length is just for extra grip. however it does add more print time....

33mm fork seal driver for forks commonly found on ~70's Honda motorcycles as well as modern smaller bikes. There are two STL's. One is ~25mm taller than the other. The added length is just for extra grip. however it does add more print time....

32mm Fork seal driver with integrated handle. Simplifies the installation of the fork seal by hand, and serves as an extension to eliminate the interference between the lower's arch and a mallet. Attached is are also the cad files (Fusion360 and...

This is a custom-made fork seal driver specifically designed for 43mm upside-down forks. Two drivers are necessary to function properly as they fit together via mating surfaces featuring small projections called 'pips', which provide alignment rather...

Made a 35mm fork seal driver. Thing files are bit tuned after the 1st use. Modified the length +10mm and 1st versions separately printed alignment pins are replaced with fixed "squares". ... Tested the 1st version when rebuilding my son's KTM 65 SX...

This is a very easy print to create a fork seal driver to install new fork seals on my ZX-12R without damaging the seal. ...I'm planning on creating some for my other bikes as well, so keep an eye out :) If you want other sizes, just give me a comment....

Creating a simple print for installing new fork seals on your ZX-12R is a straightforward process that avoids damaging the seal. I'm planning to make similar prints for my other bikes, so stay tuned. If you need different sizes, just let me know in...

Motorcycle fork seal driver for 39mm forks.

43 mm 3d printable fork seal driver.designed for my Ducati 848 evo but can fit every 43mm fork

Seal driver expertly installs seals on pike forks featuring 35mm stanchions, and is also compatible with various other forks boasting similar stanchion dimensions.

This is a fork seal driver for suspension of 47mm (see picture for measure location). When doing a fork rebuild or only changing the seals, this will be helpful to seating the oil seal in place, instead of buying a costly one online. ... I used it for...

Seal driver for 49mm Harley-Davidson forks. ...Dead blow seal requires printing the large end downwards, pausing the print at 100mm, filling it with shot, then resuming the print process.

This is a makeshift driver for a fork seal, employed on my trusty Honda ST1300 motorcycle. In the absence of a heavy metal driver but still required to fix the seal, I turned to this alternative solution - it proved effective and reliable. ... The...

Wrap both halves around the fork slider, with the narrow end pressing on the oil seal and give it some taps around driving the seal in evenly. When the driver is flush with the stanchion it should be at the perfect depth to put in the spring clip. ... ...

A full set of fork seal drivers. There are 28, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 and 40 mm sized drivers in this file. I've not tried them with every seal on the market but they were tested with Fox and Rockshox fork seals to make sure they fit. I would...

I built this to replace the fork seals on a Gas Gas 280 TXT trials bike. Print 2 of each file. Slid the rings into the bodies. ...Then, with each body 1/2 around the fork, slide the rings and it should lock in place.

Designed for the Zeb but should work on other 38mm forks.  Confirmed for Fox. Works as good as any commercial tool.Prints without supports.  Use high infill.UPDATE 9/2023 - By request, I thickened the tool's outer flange by 1mm. ... This is the v2 file.

3D PRINTABLE MOTORBIKE FORK SEAL DRIVER 41 mm

fork seal driver for 30 mm forks on king cobra cx50 motocross bike. ... file is for one half so print 2.

I built a simple fork seal driver specifically designed for my Yamaha Roadstar Warrior, which just happens to be a motorcycle, not an all-terrain vehicle. ...To install the new seal, I first carefully parted the fork assembly and then used a soft-faced...

:)\r\n\r\nThe driver or insert - whatever you prefer to call it - has a channel where you can zip tie both halves together.\r\n\r\n**Notes:** I designed this driver specifically for SKF's fork seals on my CRF250L. ...However, I included the Fusion 360...

I used this seal driver with great success installing the fork seals on my Honda VFR400 NC21. Not the best printing though but it was function over form. I think it was because of 0.3mm layers and the wider side was up instead of down. Designed it...

A Remix of creyc's Improved Seal Driver Tool for Fox 32 Forks. Decided to make my own version which is a bit simpler in design. Main changes are the top part is 44mm outer diameter. Flanged seals are approx. 45mm outer diameter of the flange. So it...

A Remix of creyc's Improved Seal Driver Tool for Fox 32 Forks. Decided to make my own version which is a bit simpler in design.</p> <p>Main changes are the top part is 44mm outer diameter. Flanged seals are approx. 45mm outer diameter of the flange....

Just a simple tool to install 32mm wiper seals on Fox fork lower legs. It's not high-tech, just a practical solution that gets the job done. ...The one I printed hasn't been used yet, but based on the picture, it fits the seal like a glove, so I'm...

This is a custom driver tool for Fork Seals, also known as Dust Wipers, on a FOX 36 Mountainbike Fork. While I appreciate the existing designs, I felt they used too much material. My goal was to create a tube-like tool without the inner guide, which...

... i needed a hammer that goes over my small fork tube and into my bigger fork tube to be able to get oil seals properly in place. ...so made this hammer, the fatter end is supposed to have a small amount of room for you to use a normal if needed.