onewheel v1 3d models

Bumper for the Onewheel V1. Use a soldering iron to install #10-32 threaded heat inserts into the holes- https://www.mcmaster.com/#93365a154/=182e9ua. To print with the face of the bumper on the plate, rotate in X 155 degrees. The center flat...

Put them on the back and add a handle to the front bumper to make it easy to roll the Onewheel like luggage, rather than carry it. It's easy to make a handle by doing something as simple as drilling holes in the front bumper and running paracord...

Simple cutitng template for V1 Onewheel grip tape. Dimensions taken from the front footpad sensor and matches the original tape. Resolution, infill and material (no flex) dont really matter as the part is not complex. ...Print the template, place it...

This foot pad is mounted over the original front footpad and has a 5mm side to side concave, and about an 11mm lift at the front lip. I printed it standing on the front facing edge with a 10mm brim. It leaves a 2 mm gap between it and the sensors as...

This footpad replaces the original rear footpad and has a 7mm side to side concave, and about a 15mm lift at the rear lip. ...I printed it standing on the front facing edge with an 8mm brim.

This is version 1 of a pint handle I wanted to add to the onewheel pint. I love the mag handle for traveling longer distances and this is meant to give me more leverage versus traveling with it. I provided the stl and the 123d file which I use...

Keep your OneWheel Pint rails protected with these. Just print and use double sided foam tape to attach it to the side rails of the pint. ...Designed them so that it will keep the pint from rolling over and keep the fender from hitting the ground (of...

Keep your OneWheel Pint rails protected with these. Just print and use double sided foam tape to attach it to the side rails of the pint. ...Designed them so that it will keep the pint from rolling over and keep the fender from hitting the ground (of...

This is my collection of fakebones for all Onewheel versions. Just mirror the part for the other side Flip it to print on the top surface (where you stand on), except for the "solid" version. All fakebones are meant to be attached with double...

This is my collection of fakebones for all Onewheel versions. Just mirror the part for the other side Flip it to print on the top surface (where you stand on), except for the "solid" version. All fakebones are meant to be attached with double sided...

I added another cutout and extended the underside channel to allow for two v1 sensors. I also had the concave extended forward so the sensor could more easily fit. I split the model along the thickest part for printing since it was a hair too long...

just made it a little bit more flat. ... thanks to shk1d29 for your design *thumbs up*

onewheel_v1.stl is the crappy original version, saved for posterity. onewheel_v2.stl is the actually good version, with a bigger, smoother wheel and beefier hinges. Print this one. ... I'm open to constructive suggestions on how to make this better...

A stand to put your OneWheel (v1, + or + XR) on for transport. Easy to print, filament saving and durable.</p><p>The design makes the stand compatible with:</p><ul><li>all available tires on the market</li><li>Fenders</li><li>Fender...

... never spin free like the inserts in the stock footpads, making it impossible to remove the bumper. They will also require an installation bit - https://www.mcmaster.com/94110a130 These will fit a Onewheel V1 with the addition of OW+ bumpers. ...

Stand for Onewheel XR

use a piece of filament to join the frame and rim. ... and you may need to use a lighter to melt the filament

overall [around 25*66*40 inch]

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This replacement v2 fangs for your Onewheel Pint.

This will also work with a V1 Onewheel which would make it possible to use OW+ footpads on a V1. There is also a version for TPU which is has been thickened in some areas to keep them from being too flexible. Use #10-32 heat inserts in the holes...

-----untested------ Trail #1 at a onewheel stand to support my pint and pint x -----untested------

... ... I printed it with PLA : it is a bit fragile. TPU can be more suitable but not tested myself. Don't expext same solidity as injected plastic parts. I tested it on my OneWheel Plus. Should work on OneWheel XR Not compatible with Onewheel Pint.

... all, This is the first version of my onewheel PAD. ... I printed it with PLA Carbon. No problem so far. PLU can be more suitable but not tested myself. I tested it on my OneWheel Plus. Should work on OneWheel XR. Not compatible with Onewheel Pint.

... The Onewheel leans at an angle of around 5°, so it won't snap the plastic and so it won't fall over if nudged. ## Content - Onewheel stand - Onewheel stand with connection pins ## Todo - Add model for Onewheel+ - Add model that supports skid plates

Simple stand for Onewheel XR+ (probably works with other Onewheels). ...I've only tried it with CNC'd plywood, but I could see it printing pretty well with PLA and a decent infill.

Simple stand for the OneWheel Standard, Plus and XR. ...Also added Larger Version if you have Float Plates. You can order this printed and customized at www.cobymanufacturing.com/onewheel

This is a onewheel fingerboard designed to work with a 608 skate bearing. ...Print 2x "half wheel" file along with the 2 parts for the board itself.

I made one for my ride and thought I would share it to all you other Onewheeling freaks! Print it out and add some rubber feet to the bottom. It has just enough angle to keep it rested back in a nice vertical position. It fits like a glove even...

... in hand. I printed this in ABS for max durability at low cost. Before you ask, I have other onewheel things including fang remix and full perimeter protection. Also, some other designs are in source file. ...All that is at your own risk!