park tool 3d models

Here's a possible 3D logo design for the Park Tool company that can be used to decorate a bike shop or showcase their tools: A sleek and modern three-dimensional representation of the Park Tool brand would make a fantastic addition to any bike shop.

Upgrade your Park Tool DAG-1 or DAG-2 with a flippy rotating alignment guide that uses the existing hardware. ... You just need to get 2 washers to sandwich the 3D printed piece.

This toolclamp is a mount on a Park tool repairstand maintube. it can hold some round tool with different diameters. ... (23,6mm, 13,8mm, 21,5mm) i use it to clamp a Feedbacksports bikescale, a Toppeak damper pump and a bearing exorcist

Just a simple logo in 3D of the Park Tool company. ...They make nice bike tools. Use it for decorating your bike shop or anything for your tools. Thibaut Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Infill:...

I designed a park tool to tackle a specific issue - drilling holes in walls. I didn't want any damage, so I created this solution. My printing skills aren't top-notch, but it gets the job done. The print is made with PLA and 40% infill, which might...

... as a compact instrument for dismantling a bike chain so it can be repaired using the same apparatus. ...In a bicycle chain, connections are formed through links and plates which are joined by pins that can be displaced by employing the chain tool.

Body for the Park Tool UP-3

Tool holder for the Park Tool workstand with tear-drop shaped tube. ... Designed for allen keys, screwdrivers, etc.Use an M6 bolt and nut to clamp the tool holder in place.RS Design Spark Mechanical file attached too.

Remixed clamp for the Park Tool PCS 9.2 bike stand with updated tube section

Better version on Printables https://www.printables.com/model/442839-bike-stand-tray-feedback-sports-park-tool Tray for tools, screws, and wrenches. Designed with a 5 cm diameter pole clasp. ...Park Tool and Feedback Sports compatible

Replacement Head for the Park Tool Pedal Dummy, Now Available at Josh A Johnson's Website. ...Find More Information on This DIY Project by Visiting https://www.joshajohnson.com/diy-park-tool-pedal-dummy-replacement-head/.

I'm reworking a remake from VE2YTQ, condensing it into a tighter format while incorporating the Park Tool Company logo.

Another tool holder designed specifically for Park Tool's pedal wrench, which features a stamped steel handle 5mm thick. This simple design effectively secures the wrench when hung from a bike stand. It serves its purpose without any unnecessary...

I wanted to explore making holders for my bike tools. ...This is for a Park Tool ATL-1.2 which is a torque wrench.

Just a remix from VE2YTQ. ...It's the same case just a bit shorter and with the logo of park tool company.Post your makes!

Replacement heads for Park Tools hammer. ... HMR-4 -Diameter: 42.8mm -Threads: M16 x 2 HMR-8 -Diameter: 31.75mm -Threads: M10 x 1.5

This is what I came up with.I made this to fit the Park Tool Pick Set (# UP-SET - Utility Pick Set), but would almost certainly work for others too. The magnets at the base meant they needed to be kept apart, storing them in a jar or the like...

This is a replacement for the vise pad for the original Park Tool jaw. Fits well and uses the same snap rings to hold it. Best to print with tpu in vertical positon with tree supports. ...

Bigger center cutout for Park Tool HHP-3 press and threaded spindle (20mm cutout) For PF Dub Bottom Brackets. ... Printed with PETG for strength, but had no issues with PLA at 100% infill for a few tries.

TPU feet for a Park Tool bike repair stand for a wider stance and larger ground contact. ... Note: the back feet should be heated with heatgun abd forced on the pipe.

A tool shelf that can slide onto the teardrop shaped tubes of the Park Tool brand of bike repair stands. This one was designed around the Park Tool PCS-9.3 Home Mechanic model. It may fit other models if the teardrop shape is about 37mm width...

Park Tool PCS-10 Accessory Tray. This tray is perfect for storing small parts and tools within easy reach. The magnetic surface can be attached to any metal surface, allowing you to customize the placement of your toolbox. ... ...

Here is a prop 100mm Park Tool cone wrench. It's an upscaled version of a 22mm wrench model I found on GrabCad. ...I'm including a 1:1 unsplit stl of the original model if you want to scale it and split it on your own.

This clip secures legs in storage position on Park Tool repair stands, without obstructing stand opening or requiring removal. ...It is designed for use with models PCS-10 and PCS-9, and printing it with an infill of at least 45% will provide a sturdy...

I use the Park tool CC-2 to inspect my chain wear, but I'm not fond of storing it loose in my toolbox. This precision instrument deserves better care. The pins that slide between chain links can be easily damaged if not protected properly. ...To prevent...

I wanted a way to quickly access these Park Tool 3-Way Allen keys and Torx that I use all the time when working on any bikes so here's the solution for:TWS-3 Torx wrench AWS-1 4mm-6mm Wrench AWS-3 2mm-3mm WrenchAttached Gcode for the...

I picked up a Park Tool truing stand and it was missing a couple of the plastic knobs. The larger knob is for the right side that opens and closes the wheel fork, it may require an additional 1/2" nut which I had in my parts bin. ...The smaller knob is...

If you have a [Park Tool Park Tool PCS-9.3](https://amzn.to/422a8vW) bike stand and a Trek Domane SL with with a seat tub that is flat on the back side, finding a way to clamp to the seat tube is awkward. I don't like the contact surface the camp...

Dear Park Tool Team, I'm writing to bring to your attention a critical issue with my CM-25 handle. It's loose due to misaligned main casting retaining features and the handle flange, causing it to wobble excessively. After careful analysis, I've...

I originally designed this holder for the Park Tool INF-2 inflator we use in the bike shop, and it works, but our air hose comes down from the ceiling. Holding the inflator "upright" meant the hose had to go to the bottom which caused it to loop...