The file 'UFS Aggressive Skate Frames 3D Printer Model' is (stl) file type, size is 1.2MB.
UFS aggressive skate frames. Loosly inspired by the Kizer Slimlines, and the old Able frames. Wheel spacers are built in and designed for standard, round-headed, 8mm axles. Will not work with Kizer or Ground Control single-tool axles.
PRINT AND SKATE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
These are anti-rocker only frames to produce the largest h-block area possible.
Maximum outer wheel diameter: 60mm
Maximum anti-rocker diameter: 47mm
Versions:
Rev1 is going to be heavier but should hold up better with weaker materials because it has more reinforcement. Rev1 Has proven weak - not recommended (Keeping files listed for posterity only)
Rev2 is about 20% lighter but I would recommend a very strong material such as NylonG.
Sizes:
Large - 292mm
Medium - 279mm
[UPDATE: 9/10/2020]
Skated Rev1 in PETG and they failed in the middle of the H-Block. Rev2 was designed before testing Rev1 so it had the same design flaw in using a narrow base for the H-Block. New version released today with design changes based on the failure of Rev1.
The "Free Print Skates - One" (FPS One) is essentially the same as Rev2, but with a much stronger H-Block base. Maximum wheel sizes: 63mm outside, 50mm rockers.
I printed them in solid ABS using 999 perimeters with a 0.6mm nozzle. I've skated them pretty hard for 4-5 sessions now and they seem to be holding up quite well.
SkateFrames_FPSOne_Large.stl | 693.8KB | |
SkateFrames_FPSOne_Med.stl | 693.4KB | |
SkateFrames_Rev1_Large.stl | 392.1KB | |
SkateFrames_Rev1_Med.stl | 382.3KB | |
SkateFrames_Rev2_Large.stl | 693.8KB | |
SkateFrames_Rev2_Med.stl | 702.2KB |