Hey everyone, you might have seen my previous post about the 3D printable adapters for friction shifters I used on my Cheap Bike Build Off Entry. I made a followup video and released the files so you can try it out yourself! [https://youtu.be/rJdNPkOOnx0](https://youtu.be/rJdNPkOOnx0)
Would love to see other people use this in a build since it’s actually quite simple all things considered.
nrgpup7 on
Nice
wcoastbo on
I like it! I need a set.
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Is 3D printing strong enough for components like this? I guess there isn’t a ton of force going through there, but it seems like 3D prints wouldn’t hold up very well.
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Hey everyone, you might have seen my previous post about the 3D printable adapters for friction shifters I used on my Cheap Bike Build Off Entry. I made a followup video and released the files so you can try it out yourself! [https://youtu.be/rJdNPkOOnx0](https://youtu.be/rJdNPkOOnx0)
The model is downloadable here: [https://www.printables.com/model/1221365-downtubestem-mount-friction-shifter-to-brifter-ada](https://www.printables.com/model/1221365-downtubestem-mount-friction-shifter-to-brifter-ada)
Would love to see other people use this in a build since it’s actually quite simple all things considered.
Nice
I like it! I need a set.
Is 3D printing strong enough for components like this? I guess there isn’t a ton of force going through there, but it seems like 3D prints wouldn’t hold up very well.