race gate 3d models

just tinkering some new styles of gaslands race gates!

Simple tiny whoop race gate. 6 hours total print time for each gate. ...Can be customized.

Scaffold race gate at 25 mm (1:64) scale for use Gaslands/Matchbox/Hot Wheels

I've designed the connections to ensure that my DIY FPV racing gates are both strong and gentle on your quad when you hit them. The gates are crafted from 22mm diameter PVC pipe and pipe lagging or swimming pool noodles, making them incredibly...

Racing gate for indoors. Connect two pieces of one-meter-long foam pipe insulation using a gate-joiner, glue, and duct tape. Create two bases with legs each, utilizing push-fit pins. Secure the base on both ends with adhesive or tape. Attach a string...

... committing to printing the hoop segments. I completed my follow-up project - a sonar sensor housing which I mounted onto my race gate to get some flashing light action when a quad runs through (but not over or around) the gate. ...It's super cool!

Meet the ultimate foundation for high-speed mini FPV racing gates that deliver unbeatable performance! Perfectly suited for indoor flying, these bases can easily withstand strong gusts of wind when reinforced with a few strategically placed stones.

The diameter of the central hole is precision-engineered to fit perfectly with the carbon rods of the Premier RC race gates, but feel free to modify it if you require a slightly different sized rod – I'd be happy to provide an updated file upon...

Tiny Whoop / Blade Inductrix Race Gate: No Assembly Required, Stands Alone on Flat Surface. This sturdy gate provides ample space for adding small LEDs or other accessories. You can also get creative by mounting it anywhere using double-sided tape or...

This is an incredibly simple racing gate designed to be effortless to assemble and disassemble. I utilize 25mm electrical plastic tubes measuring 90cm, which creates a gate with a length of 145cm at its midpoint. You can opt for tubes with shorter or...

This is the base and lid for a Tiny Whoop Race gate, originally developed under Bright Blue Tech and now available for anyone to print. I designed the PEX piping to fit this exact design, using the 1/2" variety, which has been tested with SharkBite...

Alternative anchoring for race gates purchased from rotorama.cz, as well as similar gate designs. The original design necessitates the use of cords and a tent-like structure. Unfortunately, these cords are extremely vulnerable to impact from your...

Here's a possible way on how to build a race gate for indoor (or outdoor) micro quad (or not so micro). You can build them bigger or smaller - all depends on the length of the profiles. Mine here has 50cm by 50cm. Materials (for one gate) 2 aluminum...

A Stand designed for internal 3/8" tubing to make a race gate with 9V battery holder for LEDs.

Additionally, (theoretically) multiple racing gates could be hooked up so one will not work without the previous gate being active. Anyway, this was just a fun thought, and I haven't seen anything like it out there... Now, let's move on to the...

I got my TinyWhoop.com Race Gates and, while I loved the gates, the stands were terrible.\nSo I got creative and came up with these custom stands.\nI really wanted to use the fiberglass poles that came with the gates and take advantage of them since...

A Quick and Easy Gate for Indoor Racing. To create a simple gate, you will need to combine two 1-meter lengths of cheap foam pipe lagging with the gate-joiner, glue, and duct tape. Make two bases with two legs each; these can be push-fit pins. Tie a...

This simple yet effective design caught my eye because it's not overly stylized, allowing me to customize it as I see fit, and can easily be expanded or contracted to accommodate gates of varying widths. The ideal solution! I chose to print four...

I opted to print out four gates worth of parts on the Cetus-3D (0.2mm layer height at 20% infill for strength and weight) which should be enough for a 4’x4’ race area. The clearance on these is between 14cm to 22cm (inner tyre edges) with a top...

Easy to print low cost gate for drone races. I use 4' of 1/2" PEX pipe for the hoop on mine. It requires you to heat the ends of the PEX while you push the shaft piece in to form around it. Doing it this way makes it less likely to twist on you...

The corner pieces of the gate are meant to be 'welded' with a soldering iron. I set my TS100 to 200C (PLA PRINT) to join the pieces. The PVC adapters are all press fit. Slight taper for snug fit. ... No supports needed on the PVC adapters but I...

With 3/16" dowels from The Home Depot, create a bespoke Tiny Whoop race gate tailored to your desired dimensions.

A low poly race gate model ready to use for games / AR/ VR. ...Can be used as a prop or for creating indoor and outdoor environments.

With a 3/16" dowel from The Home Depot, you can easily craft a custom-sized Tiny Whoop racing gate that suits your needs.

This low-poly race gate design is ideal for gaming, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) applications. ...Suitable as a prop or for constructing both indoor and outdoor scenery, it provides versatile usage options.

This is a versatile, low-poly race gate design perfect for gaming, augmented reality, or virtual reality applications. ...It's highly adaptable for designing both indoor and outdoor settings.

Simply design for quick printing with no supports, using 6mm dowel for square race gates. You can create any size gate you desire. Three 1200mm lengths of 6mm dowel will build two 300x300mm race gates with 150mm feet on each side. No adhesive is...

This is to make a 60cm race gate. ... Materials per gate: -2m of 12mm clear tubing -188cm of LEDs + relevant LED driver - 16mm M4 bolt x2 - M4 nut x2 For the self standing version you will need 4x 4mm barbecue skewers.

Designed a sturdy stand for TBS Tiny Whoop race gates. The included magnetic base fits securely into the stand's press fit design. Also included is a test part that allows you to verify your print and scale it accurately before final assembly. ...My own...

Simple and Effective Peg Solution for 0.75-Inch Foam Tubing A huge shoutout to Geoffro for sparking this brilliant idea! ...To secure the foam tubing in place, I employed zip ties as a reliable and easy fix.