rotacaster 3d models

Caster Wheel -Rotacaster

A 125mm-diameter Rotacaster wheel, part of the Double R2 series, boasts multi-directional maneuverability and a total weight of 307g including bearings. ...Learn more at rotacaster.com.au.

This bracket is designed to allow most EV3 Lego robots with the standard 56mm wheels and 48mm Rotacaster to sit parallel to the ground.

Use this busing to make these rotacaster wheels fit on your Pitbull motorcycle stand https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013WV7SLC/ This will let you roll your motorcycle around on a stand like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCkoo_gW-iE

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special wheel use for holonomic drive vehicles.

The Rotacaster 48mm Double (35A) features 13mm TPE rollers and is compatible with Lego. I designed a solid version of this in Fusion 360 for my Lego RoboCup teaching robots. While attempting to modify other models, I found most were hollow surface...

I created a sketch profile in Fusion of the mounting profile (measured from this product: http://www.rotacaster.com.au/shop-product/48mm-mounted-solutions---r2/rotacaster-48mm-double--90a--firm-polyurethane-roller---fork-mounted). I extruded it to be...

The latest version of SolidWorks is the 2012 edition, which provides powerful and innovative tools for design professionals to create, simulate and communicate their ideas effectively. ...This software offers an intuitive user interface with advanced...

As a designer that has utilized GrabCAD for inspiration, and its community as a means of judgement, I want give back to the community that has supported my work. Among my files are a plethora of diverse logo decals, sponsors, and brands, which I have...

Holonomic drive systems demand specialized wheels that offer exceptional mobility and agility. A human-designed wheel specifically engineered for these advanced vehicles must address the unique challenges of omnidirectional movement, precision...

3-legged office chair base with rotacaster omnidirectional wheels (similar to mecanum wheels)Wheels (Omni-Directional Wheel) from Bryan Morris