Definitely show off the end result. I've changed my carry method now, happily got rid of the giant clark pad setup and ride it stock. The easiest way to carry this thing stock is to have a hand on the kickstand, and the other arm wrapped around the front of the EUC with your fingers stuck through the pedal holes. So you're lifting from the pedal and the kickstand.
I will do another video showing off the Front and Rear Handle installed on the machine. I threw this video up quickly in answer to another enquiry. The Prints are available on Thingiverse and the person/s who designed them did a really good job. I use the front and rear handle together to pick the machine up. The rear handle offers protection for the airshock. Very often when I stop I use these handles in preference to releasing the stock handle. I also think the front handle would be good during seated riding, though I do not ride the machine this way. I have deliberately used a lower infill percentage than I would normally do for a part needing strength, the reason I have done this is that the intention is that the part should actual break, crumple in the event of a crash, a crumple zone if you like protecting the rest of the machine. This was guess work really, I would actually have to crash the machine to see if this concept would work, but since I have been riding the machine and making use of the handles, they are certainly strong enough for normal use.
I know the feeling, but I printed this fine with a 0.4mm nozzle. Even though the print time was a pain the result is a strong, quality print with a nice finish. You really would think the wheel was supplied that way.
Hi by any chance would would you have the measurement specs for the master handle 3d mod its hard to find a handle and how did it turn out for you thanks much 👍
I live in the UK. There are companies that will 3D print parts for you on demand. This item was 3D printed in ABS plastic from an STL file downloaded from one of the numerous sites available with these files. Thingiverse, Thangs, Cults, Yeggi, but a few examples. Just search for "Begode Master Handle" and you will find a number of different solutions any one of which will work on your machine. I sure that this would be the cheapest route for you, printing in ABS also requires a heated chamber or the print will warp.
Definitely show off the end result. I've changed my carry method now, happily got rid of the giant clark pad setup and ride it stock. The easiest way to carry this thing stock is to have a hand on the kickstand, and the other arm wrapped around the front of the EUC with your fingers stuck through the pedal holes. So you're lifting from the pedal and the kickstand.
I will do another video showing off the Front and Rear Handle installed on the machine. I threw this video up quickly in answer to another enquiry. The Prints are available on Thingiverse and the person/s who designed them did a really good job. I use the front and rear handle together to pick the machine up. The rear handle offers protection for the airshock. Very often when I stop I use these handles in preference to releasing the stock handle. I also think the front handle would be good during seated riding, though I do not ride the machine this way. I have deliberately used a lower infill percentage than I would normally do for a part needing strength, the reason I have done this is that the intention is that the part should actual break, crumple in the event of a crash, a crumple zone if you like protecting the rest of the machine. This was guess work really, I would actually have to crash the machine to see if this concept would work, but since I have been riding the machine and making use of the handles, they are certainly strong enough for normal use.
36 hours, holy cow
if im not worried about cosmetics
i just use a 1.0 or 0.8 nozzle
i saw that handle on thingiverse the other day
I know the feeling, but I printed this fine with a 0.4mm nozzle. Even though the print time was a pain the result is a strong, quality print with a nice finish. You really would think the wheel was supplied that way.
What size bolts did you use?
Stainless Steel Allen Key Hex head with a washer M5 x 45mm
Hi by any chance would would you have the measurement specs for the master handle 3d mod its hard to find a handle and how did it turn out for you thanks much 👍
I want to pay you. I need one for my Master. Is $50 good? I don't have a 3D printer big enough
I live in the UK. There are companies that will 3D print parts for you on demand. This item was 3D printed in ABS plastic from an STL file downloaded from one of the numerous sites available with these files. Thingiverse, Thangs, Cults, Yeggi, but a few examples. Just search for "Begode Master Handle" and you will find a number of different solutions any one of which will work on your machine. I sure that this would be the cheapest route for you, printing in ABS also requires a heated chamber or the print will warp.