onewheel vnr 3d models

I'm Excited to Explore Something Completely New That Hasn't Been Seen on the Market Yet. I Created a Concave Foot Pad with a Unique Twist - Adding a Slight Arch Support in the Middle of the Pad to See if It Enhances Foot Fatigue Relief Even Further.

I drew up this protective plate for the rear of the pint after feeling kerb drops were going to leave a mark. It may also fit the front of the board. As I run Sonnywheels on my OW I didnt check however if you decide to print it off would you mind...

I made these Flightfin extenders for some people and figured I could just share the design with the world. Yes, the bottom is flat and that isn't as nice as having a curve there as well. The thing is, it is so much easier to print them like this...

The user has carefully adjusted the print bed's dimensions to perfectly accommodate the Prusa Mk3's unique frame.

Connects to the Pint's rail guard with some zip ties for easy removal and replacing. The flashlight will go in the ring and will be secured with another ziptie, should fit multiple sizes of flashlights, but modeled it after my Streamlight Protac...

I don't see the preview pictures, does anyone else? I've got two versions of a Helmet Hanger and Charger Plug Holder that work perfectly with my Triple8 helmet. They even hold 1 or 2 Hoovdini's XLR plugs. The Double Hanger version is super...

I'm having trouble fitting this rather large print onto my 200x200 bed - it's a real challenge. To get it to work, I have to carefully orient it at a 45-degree angle in the Z axis. My own print is made from Flexible PLA with a layer height of 0.4mm...

Hey everyone! I needed a new fender, so I decided to make one myself. ...To replicate this project, you'll need to print: 2 left side parts 2 right side parts 2 clips From Home Depot, you'll require: 1 extra strength acrylic sheet (18" x 24" x...

Remixing a fantastic Fender to make it printable on the Ender 3's 220x220mm bed is definitely possible. To do this, the base plates' joints need to be moved so they fit comfortably within the Ender's work area. Next, split the Fender and key the...

I whipped up a new design on fusion a while back, and I'd like to share it with you - a compact pint stand that's both versatile and functional. It works seamlessly with sidekicks as well as float plates, and can even be used solo if needed. To add...

You'll need to take off your wheel in order to put on the Pint covers. Don't worry if you're not up to it, though - I've made them with two pieces that are easy to install. Behind each cover, I've filled the gap with silicone grease and secured them...

I was initially planning to sell this design, but have since had a change of heart. If you appreciate it, feel free to donate a couple dollars for a drink or two. PLEASE DO NOT SELL MY DESIGN. I also have a pint-sized version that I may release for...

To Give Your XR or Plus a Pint-Like Look.\r\n\r\nYou can find STL files for 3D printing, as well as DXF files for use with lasercutters or CNC routers.\r\n\r\nCheck out this album of the design in action: https://imgur.com/a/NMT0Pz2\r\n\r\nHere are...

print in tpu. ... use VHB tape on the rim for mounting and waterproofing

These are the files to completely construct a self-balancing one-wheel skateboard using electronics from a hoverboard and all 3D printed parts, excluding extruded aluminum channels. These require a printer with a large build volume. I built these on...

<p>I prefer to ride fender-less, but after landing a jump my shoe was ripped up by the aggressive treads of the tire!&nbsp;</p><p>So I designed this tiny fender that mainly serves to keep your shoe from sliding up against the tire, but it looks cool...

I'm eager to experiment with something entirely fresh. I've created a concave foot pad with an innovative twist - a slight arch support has been integrated into its middle section to see if it offers additional relief from foot fatigue. Although this...

<p>This was my first project learning how to use Solidworks. ...I still have some improvements to make but overall it works well for me as it is.</p>

Modification of SkyhawkPilot's Pint stand to better fit the Pint X

These custom-designed footpads are engineered with a longer lip, providing a more secure fit while still allowing for swift release. ...Ideal for those who want to feel confident on the water without breaking the bank, they're a great alternative to...

The original puck works fantastic to press the bearing in. This smaller version should (haven't tested it yet) work to push out the old bearings. ...The original puck is too big to push the bearings out.

I'm riding this model for over a year now and it's holding up really well due to the PETG material. For post print, I highly recommend buying skateboard grip from a skateshop and slapping it on. The grip works seamlessly with my fender design found...

GT Plug

This "foot holder" has mounting holes set up so it fits securely onto the fender I designed, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4221120. To create a duplicate of this model for the opposite foot, simply mirror the design. When...

i couldn't find any Split fenders for the GT that i liked so i ended up making my own. print two of them, one for each side. i printed them in PETG and they work great. i used the file from cr3p to get the base dimensions correct a lot easier. ... ...

I created these flight fins to fit my large feet, designing them about a year ago. After testing them for a year, they work perfectly for me. They feature a design that prevents digging into ankles at the corners and provides an aggressive grip while...

<p>Wanted something what could easily be printed on both Mini and MK3 and didn't require half a kilo of filament and no supports. Ended up at just over 200gr and the sturdiness i required from the minimalistic design. If you want to create your own...

This part allows to raise the footpads. The battery and controller compartment is then larger. ... This part has a thickness of 10mm but can be easily modified.

Printing a standing orientation involves inserting a slide into a hole located on the print plate.