fork seal 3d models

Seal driver expertly installs seals on pike forks featuring 35mm stanchions, and is also compatible with various other forks boasting similar stanchion dimensions.

fork oil seal tool input

Tool for fitting bushings and seals onto a 42 millimeter fork tube. One end is designed specifically for the installation of bushings and oil seals, while the other end is geared towards fitting dust seals. ...Recommended printing material: ABS plastic.

Tool for Installing Bushings and Seals on 36mm Fork Tube. One Side is Specifically Designed for Bushing and Oil Seal Installation, While the Other Side Focuses on Dust Seal Placement. ...Ideal Printing Material: High-Quality ABS Filament.

Seal driver for 49mm Harley-Davidson forks. ...Dead blow seal requires printing the large end downwards, pausing the print at 100mm, filling it with shot, then resuming the print process.

Tool designed specifically for installing bushings and seals onto 46mm fork tubes. This device features two distinct sides - one optimized for the precise placement of oil seals and bushings, while the other is tailored for the secure installation of...

I created these to insert and seat the dust wiper seals when servicing my RockShox Pike's. They fit a 35mm stanchion, but this might also work well with a Fox 36 fork. EDIT: You'll need supports for V2 which has a hollowed out bottom. ...I haven't...

I printed it in Printed Solid PETG 50% infill, worked great! ... Use a rubber mallet, don't mar up the fork tube!

I printed it in Printed Solid PETG 50% infill, worked great! ... Use a rubber mallet, don't mar up the fork tube!

I made this to insert the dust/oil seals on a 2004 marzocchi 888 (it should work with every marzocchi 888 with 35mm stanchions)

Fork oil seal tool. It was more or less impossible to correctly insert the seal without it. ... Even printed with a 30% of filled, the tool survive to hammer cut

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7hLKISvBVsC

First off, thank you chriskmurray for already creating the files this saved me tons of time. I however did want a smaller version. Each driver is approximately 2 inches tall or 50mm give or take 1%. I printed the originating file in 6 ish hours. ...

My goal was to create a tube-like tool without the inner guide, which isn't essential since the fork seal rests in a bed already. Additionally, I wanted the seals pressed slightly below the fork's surface, so I added a 0.25mm blockstop. This tool...

Fork Seal drive for showa 41mm (41x54 seal). ...

Harley Davidson Touring 2014+ Fork Seal Driver 49mmDimensions changed from original item

Here's a Customizable 3D Printed Seal Driver Specifically Designed for 41mm Motorbike Forks.

... With flangeless seals, the larger diameter prevents over-pressing the seal, which can damage the foam ring beneath - a critical component for smooth fork operation. I also squared up the recess area to ensure easy clearance of the seal's top part.

(The foam ring holds oil and helps forks to run smoothly) Also squared up the recess for clearing the top part of the seal. Finally made the inner part 31mm; as my Anet A8 doesn't do round parts very well. This should still keep the seal square...

... expensive tool, I've created a 3D model to print your own mounting rings. All you'll need are two long M8 screws and your seal will be securely mounted in no time. I tested this hack on my Versys fork with instant results - it's a game-changer.

I made this to insert the dust/oil seals on a 2004 marzocchi 888 (it should work with every marzocchi 888 with 35mm stanchions)

I printed mine with premium ABS material and they worked flawlessly in swapping out the fork seals on my trusty 1995 CR250R motorcycle. ...These adapters should fit most motorcycle and dirtbike forks like a glove, but if you need to make some...

They're an excellent little tool that helps prevent fork seals and dust seals from getting damaged during installation. I included 3D files for all the most common fork shaft diameters: 36mm, 41mm, 43mm, 45mm, 46mm, 47mm, and 48mm. When I saved the...

Simple to print Fork Seal Driver Tool, to press in a new Fork seal on a Showa 43 mm Fork. Tested on a Honda Fireblade CBR954RR SC50. I recommend heating up the fork leg with a heat gun before driving in the new seal. The new seal should glide in...

They're an excellent little tool to prevent the fork seals and dust seals from getting damaged during installation. The driver has a slight recess that will hold onto a rubber band and keep the driver in place. It was also designed slightly...

... use with the Enduro Classic Fork Seals made for Marzocchi and Magura forks with stanchions of 30mm. https://www.enduroforkseals.com/products/front-suspension/enduro-classic-fork-seals/FSKMZ30B.html The dust seal seater tool is also published here.

... use with the Enduro Classic Fork Seals made for Marzocchi and Magura forks with stanchions of 30mm. https://www.enduroforkseals.com/products/front-suspension/enduro-classic-fork-seals/FSKMZ30B.html The oil seal seater tool is also published here.

I created this tool specifically to assist in installing fork oil seals on my motorbike. It's most effective for standard, non-inverted forks, although you could adapt it by cutting it into two sections if needed. I designed the tool to fit 41mm...

Wrap both halves around the fork slider, with the narrow end pressing on the oil seal and give it some taps around driving the seal in evenly. When the driver is flush with the stanchion it should be at the perfect depth to put in the spring clip. ... ...