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train bridge
This bridge is a print that needs support.
This track is compatible with the .... train track.
There are 2 types of track files. the short one is for the climbing and descend. The larger one is for the bridge section. The track slides into the bridge section and will hold this up.
The support parts makes the hight of the bridge so you can chose how hight you want to go. notice that you will need to print 2 of each.
For a flexible connection with the existing rail you can print the flex connection. This part is also necessary at the top of the bridge as a connection between the climb and rail on the bridge.
On each of the support pillars you will need to put the "bridge support rails connector train track" The support pillars are placed under the connection of the rails. that way you get a climb of 5 degrees.
If you want to go let say to support 7 than you have to print the part 7 4x.
2 as the latest of the climb an 2 as support of the bridge. On the last 2 parts you need to put the "bridge support rails connector bridge train track by ctrl design.stl"
So you can choose to with hight you go and apply the role the highest number of the support has to be printed 4x
If you decide to make a longer bridge you have to print the larges support number multiple times and also the "bridge support rails connector bridge train track by ctrl design.stl".
The bridge part will be printed the best standing without support.
enjoy printing
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This STL file is compatible with most FDM 3D printers (Creality Ender 3, Prusa MK3S+, Bambu Lab, etc.) and resin printers (Elegoo, Anycubic). Check the original page for recommended print settings and materials.
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