The Way To Roll 3D Printer Model

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Summary

The way to roll: Portable, foldable wheelchair ramp

Introduction

In our school project, we focused on creating an innovative solution to improve accessibility: a wheelchair ramp that is both easy to build and affordable. This project aligns with our commitment to inclusivity and practical engineering. We focused on several key features:

  • Cheap
  • Portable
  • Printable
  • Adjustable (obstacle heights)

Technical Details

  • Width: 300 mm - 800 mm (adjustable)
  • Length: 1430 mm
  • Maximum Height 50 mm - 250 mm
  • Weight: 8100 g
  • Printing Time: ~175 h
  • Building Time: ~2 h
  • Print Material: PLA/ASA
  • Maximum load capacity: Tested 200 kg

Designed in Fusion 360 by AutoDesk (https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/personal)

Material List

SizeQuantityTypeUsageprice (CHF)
4x4512 pcs.countersunk ScrewTo screw printed part to wood2.95
4x3512 pcs.countersunk ScrewTo screw printed part to wood2.90
4x354 pcs.countersunk ScrewTo attach the handle1.00
4x308 pcs.countersunk ScrewFor the folding system1.80
M8x352 pcs.countersunk ScrewFor the folding system5.00
M8 lock2 pcs.nutFor the folding system1.20
M632 pcs.washersFor every screw except handle and M88.25
608 ZZ12 pcs.ball bearingFor the folding system5.90
255mm M204 pcs.PVC pipeFor the folding system7.30 for 2m
140mm M201 pcs.PVC pipeFor the handle-
200x1508 pcs.rubber matFor the endings6.45
150x1502 pcs.rubber matTo prevent slipping off on the edge-
180x1502 pcs.metal sheetTo add strength on the edge9.60
1000x150x212 pcs.screen printing plateFor bottom component of main ramp40.0
200x150x212 pcs.screen printing plateFor top component of main ramp-
Tesa Tape1 pc.double sided tapeTo attach metal sheet to components11.50
UHU Power1 pc.All-purpose adhesiveTo attach rubber mat to PVC tubes4.65
330g1 rollPLA 3D Print materialFor the small components7.10
1700g1 rollASA 3D Print materialFor the big components44.00
Total
159.60

Print Settings

These settings are essential for the big component to be stable enough to support the weight needed.

Item Settings

  • Layer Height: 0.20 mm
  • Initial Layer Height: 0.20 mm
  • Wall Line Count: 5
  • Top/Bottom Pattern: Line
  • Infill Density: 40 %
  • Infill Pattern: Cubic

Parts to print

PartQuantityMaterial
Main connector2ASA
Handle Left1PLA
Handle Right1PLA
Folding Limb 14PLA
Folding Limb 2 Left2PLA
Folding Limb 2 Right2PLA
Ball bearing holder6PLA
Lock mechanism 12PLA
Lock mechanism 22PLA

Building Steps

Main Part

  1. Cut all components to the correct size
  2. Print all necessary 3D printed parts.
  3. Screw the main connector part to the big (bottom) and small (top) screen printing plate. Note: Use washers!!
  4. Then attach the metal sheet to the main connector.
  5. After this glue the rubber mat to the metal sheet.
  6. Nail the rubber mat to the endings of the screen printing plate to ensure a smoother way up the ramp and prevent sliding off.

Do this for both sides!

Folding System

  1. After the Main part was built. Put in the ball bearing into the folding Limb 2 Part and screw them with the M8 toghether.
  2. Glue the PVC Tubes into the folding limbs.
  3. Screw the folding limbs onto the main ramps with the ball bearing holders and the ball bearings. Note: Use washers!!
  4. After this screw the lock mechanism onto the ramp itself. Do this with the ball bearing holders and the ball bearings again. Note: Use washers!!
  5. Glue the short PVC Tubes into the handels and screw it onto the ramp.

After this the ramp now has the folding system attached and can be folded together.

Ball_bearing_holder.stl 130.0KB
Folding_limb_2_left.stl 196.2KB
Folding_limb_2_right.stl 193.0KB
Folding_limp_1.stl 151.6KB
Handle_left.stl 108.8KB
Handle_right.stl 109.0KB
Lock_mechanism_1.stl 133.5KB
Lock_mechanism_2.stl 163.7KB
Main_Connector.stl 439.0KB
STL.zip 459.1KB