A certain degree of knowledge on the appropriate use of materials is advised however. Now that 3D printers are more accessible on price, there is an appetite for the in-house manufacture of non technical replacement parts and tools in a bid to save time and resources. Other manufacturers offering similar include SRAM, whose 3D print archive can be found here.Īnother archive of 3D printable files for simple component spares and tools can be found on the blog Bike Mechanic News.
“In the factory we’ve produced a few of these for our own staff and mechanics so we thought we’d open them up to you the consumers,” wrote the company on offering its customers a DIY solution.ĭiscover the full range of files for download here. 3MF and Hope recommends using PETG material when printing. In the line up ready for download are tools ranging travel pad spacers, right through to bleeding fixtures and aids. Professional 3D models for VFX, game development, VR/AR, architecture, and animation. Since initially everything was modeled for the FDM. Hope Technology has has made available a series of 3D printable tools for those working with its brakes. The details of the bike are especially hardened, for better 3D printing. Below we have outlined, in no particular order, some of the main projects out there centered on bicycles and accessories made with 3D printing.
