park tool 3d models

Here is a collection of tools and accessories I created for use with my Park Tool TS-2.2 truing stand. The feet are attached using two 3/8"x2 1/2" bolts, three 3/8" washers, and two 3/8" nuts - no other hardware is needed. When rotated 45 degrees,...

Starting a new job at a bike store, I took a closer look at their pegboard and realized there was a better way to organize all the different Park tool Y-wrenches. I started designing it in Fusion 360 but since I'm still learning, I went back to what...

Starting a new job at a bike store, I took a closer look at their pegboard and noticed that there was a better way to organize the various Park tool Y-wrenches. I began designing a solution in Fusion 360, but still learning the ropes, so I fell back...

The Park Tool DT-5.2 disk brake mount facing tool arrives in a convenient plastic box with precision-cut foam inserts that cradle each major component. However, the standoffs and center pin required for working with flat mount (road style) disc...

I've got the Park Tool FR-5.2G cassette lockring tool for removing and installing cassette lockrings. The 5mm guide pin helps keep it aligned when using it on quick-release style hubs, but what about newer 12mm thru-axle hubs? You could buy the Park...

You could purchase the Park Tool FR 5.2GT, which features the 12mm guide pin, but then you'd have two separate cassette lockring tools. Instead, you can print this handy little converter, and use one FR-5.2G for both types of hub. It's designed to...

The Park Tool DT-5.2 disc brake mount facing tool arrives in a sturdy plastic box with precision-cut foam inserts that cradle each component perfectly. However, the standoffs and center pin required for working with flat mount disc brakes are...

The Park Tool DT-5.2 disk brake mount facing tool comes in a nice plastic box, with cutouts in the foam insert for all the major parts. Unfortunately, the standoffs and center pin needed for working with flat mount (road style) disc brakes are just...

This is a replacement part for the magnet holder on the Park Tool CM-5, CM-5.2 & CM-5.3. It is labelled as part 9-334 on their instructions. The top of the plug part had snapped on mine, and so I designed this replacement based on the original. If...

This replacement part is specifically designed for magnet holders found in Park Tool's CM-5, CM-5.2 & CM-5.3 models. It corresponds to part number 9-334 on the manufacturer's official instructions. My own part had a critical flaw - the top of the...

While this new design should work seamlessly with the classic SW-0, I suspect that it might not be compatible with larger wrenches such as the Master spoke wrench from Park (SW-20.2). Nevertheless, making adjustments to fit this specific tool...

I personally prefer the classic SW-0 to the fancier SW-20, and that's what we've got at the shop as well. I've added provision for screws for mounting - our shop stand is mounted to a plywood base, so this will let me attach it permanently. Print...

A sports park's 3D software includes a handy tool for design and planning purposes.

A sports park facility can be accessed in the 3D modeling software known as 3DS.

The sports park equipment no. ...7 is accessible in the 3D software, specifically in the 3DS platform.

I have modified the original model in order to wotk as an insert instead of leg, as I wanted to have the truing stand bolted to table. ... It can be screwed to the truing stand.

Update 02/25/2019: I made significant changes to the knob's design, increasing its length and diameter, and adding more threads after the original one broke due to excessive use. To avoid damage, ensure that the knob's threads do not bottom out with...

The PSC-10 is also a viable option for use.

When I bought the ParkTool JH-2 holder I soon realized that the original plastic is kinda brittle. ...Additionally I am also using 1/2'' drive fittings and I want to store hex bits, not only 3/8'' I think I will add 1/4'' soon :) I also created...

Replacement tapered sleeve for workstand. Had to massacre my original one to release it - it sticks a lot. I'd use PETG ideally for this. Or even TPU. Although my test print was PLA and is still working ok. ... Enable supports.

Printed in TPU at 100%. You could set the thread and half the end to 50% if you wanted to. ...Just make sure the hitting surface end is 100% for a decent thickness.

Replacement tapered sleeve for workstand. Had to massacre my original one to release it - it sticks a lot. I'd use PETG ideally for this. Or even TPU. Although my test print was PLA and is still working ok. Enable supports. ... Print Settings Printer...

<p>Replacement tapered sleeve for workstand.</p> <p>Had to massacre my original one to release it - it sticks a lot. I'd use PETG ideally for this. Or even TPU. ...Although my test print was PLA and is still working ok.</p> <p>Enable supports.</p> <h3>...

Simple holder for the Park Tool PW-4. ...Mounts on pegboard with 1/4" holes on 1" spacing.

Simple holder for the Park Tool PW-4. ...Mounts on pegboard with 1/4" holes on 1" spacing.