DIY bike 3D print files

[patdam]

I propose to open this tread to share our .stl files for 3D printer.

We can mention in first:

Destination: exemple: "E10 frame"

Function: exemple: "display DPC860C frame mount"

And we insert the file.stl (named.pdf to upload) + .jpeg if it is not perfect but functional (those can help somebody who want to build something near). Or thingiverse link for items finalized

My first deposit, based on initial build of "luky luke" to adapt display mounting at my frame:

 

[patdam]

destination: E10 frame
function: avoid losing tool kit

 

[Hagbard]

A couple of fairly poorly modelled little doohickies aimed at making the e10 a little less prone to water induced issues.

Cable cover is desiged to slot into the cable ports at the headtube and cover off 2 holes if you're only presently using one cable.

Power plug is designed to be pushed (fairly hard) into the power port at the bottom of the frame, rather than the crappy rubber cover that the frame comes with that seems impossible to keep in place.

I do also have a template that I used to make a top tube graphic on my vinyl cutter if anyone is interested. Took me long enough to make, that someone else might as well benefit!

If anyone has any ideas for other parts I'm happy to apply my relatively rudimentary modelling skills to them, and share them here.

 

[boBE]

Here is a mount for a tire pump to fit a Levo SL. The pump is a Topeak Race Rocket (just the name is worth another 2 mph).

 

[patdam]

destination: BBS display location
function: mount DPC965 on frame top tube

bafang display 965 frame mount by patdam64

 

[Hagbard]

One I designed today whilst my frame is in pieces (don't ask, maybe I'll post about it later, still traumatised). This is a cap designed to fit in the big hole at the 'bottom bracket' of the dengfu e10. My intention is to stuff some foam behind it, and the cap will keep that foam in place.

 

[thaeber]

One I designed today whilst my frame is in pieces (don't ask, maybe I'll post about it later, still traumatised). This is a cap designed to fit in the big hole at the 'bottom bracket' of the dengfu e10. My intention is to stuff some foam behind it, and the cap will keep that foam in place.

uhhhhh…sorry to hear….well You mentioned dont ask - something broken?

 

[2WheelsNot4]

My first thought was 'Why is there a belt sander attached to that bike'

 

[Hagbard]

uhhhhh…sorry to hear….well You mentioned dont ask - something broken?

Short version is that I suffered some chain suck when riding normally on a road. This caused the rear mech cage to be pulled up into the chainstay. Now when I say into, I mean INTO (the hole was 40mm long, 4mm wide and all the way through the carbon). So now my cheeb is currently in pieces and the chainstay is with a nice man in Lancashire who I hope can make it whole again. I'll post a thread about it all in due course!

 

[thaeber]

Short version is that I suffered some chain suck when riding normally on a road. This caused the rear mech cage to be pulled up into the chainstay. Now when I say into, I mean INTO (the hole was 40mm long, 4mm wide and all the way through the carbon). So now my cheeb is currently in pieces and the chainstay is with a nice man in Lancashire who I hope can make it whole again. I'll post a thread about it all in due course!

Cross fingers it will work and You get it back soon! Season is coming

 

[patdam]

Short version is that I suffered some chain suck when riding normally on a road. This caused the rear mech cage to be pulled up into the chainstay. Now when I say into, I mean INTO (the hole was 40mm long, 4mm wide and all the way through the carbon). So now my cheeb is currently in pieces and the chainstay is with a nice man in Lancashire who I hope can make it whole again. I'll post a thread about it all in due course!

Have you ask to dengfu to buy only the broken part ?

 

[Hagbard]

I thought the odds were so low that I didn't bother. Plus learning how to get carbon fibre repaired feels like a useful skill to have, as it's only a matter of time!

 

[thaeber]

I thought the odds were so low that I didn't bother. Plus learning how to get carbon fibre repaired feels like a useful skill to have, as it's only a matter of time!

Remember Ben, sales rep from Dengfu? He‘s here on the forum. If You think about a backup part, try it via Ben. Would be interesting if it is possible and what the cost are.

 

[patdam]

I thought the odds were so low that I didn't bother. Plus learning how to get carbon fibre repaired feels like a useful skill to have, as it's only a matter of time!

Sorry i will not help you. I'm not expert, but i would say that i don't trust in carbon repair. Mainly on part with lot of constraint. The fiber is torn, the integrity is compromised.

 

[patdam]

Sorry i will not help you. I'm not expert, but i would say that i don't trust in carbon repair. Mainly on part with lot of constraint. The fiber is torn, the integrity is compromised.

Remember Ben, sales rep from Dengfu? He‘s here on the forum. If You think about a backup part, try it via Ben. Would be interesting if it is possible and what the cost are.

You have also KaroKönig. You can ask advise.

 

[captainhightop]

Destination: E10 frame (v2 with square charge mount)

Function: XT-60-HF bulkhead mount (DC jack suck!)

Extras: M3 bolts to clamp the XT-60-HF tightly together

Notes:

- Print the back in PLA/PETG/ASA
- Dust cap in TPU/TPE
- 0.2 or less layers
- The recessed holes for the bulkhead mounting bolts are very close to the edges, so double check the preview in your slicer, to check you're actually getting a wall there to avoid printing spaghetti! (I might change these to something with a smaller head at some point)

I replaced thec charge port JST with an XT-30 internally, so the bulkhead together with the XT-60-HF is easily removeable.

I also used genuine XT-60-HFs if that makes any difference. I did have some others without the grey cover over the rear bucket terminals, but they are slightly different in size (redesigned the whole thing for the XT-60-HF).

 

[captainhightop]

Destination: E10 frame (v2 with square charge mount)

Function: Rear cable entry

Notes:

- Print in flexible (I used TPU)
- Add custom supports in your slicer for the wings

Didn't like adhesive rubber tape for this (although it's great for a chainstay protector), so I wanted something that wouldn't pop out (hence the wings).

 

[captainhightop]

Destination: E10 frame (any version)

Function: Protect vulnerable areas of downtube from grit/water (particularly the sliding catch)

Notes:

This might be a bit more niche, but I used old inner tubes sewn into these buckles to cover the areas of worst water/grit ingress.

For the sewing I used a PFAFF 130 (ancient but sturdy sewing machine) which I am still learning to use properly!

I found that the top sliding catch get's gritted up all the time even with mudguards so this allows me to wrap an older inner tube cut into 90mm and 110mm widths (sized on the bike for length, not sure what that is).

I wanted them not to be dependent on any kind of precision and not be affected by mud/grit too much, so they work a bit like a motorcycle double-d buckle in that you push one through the other.

The 110mm one has a slightly gap between the slots because I wasn't paying attention ;-)

 

[captainhightop]

Destination: E10 frame (any version)

Function: Block hole for power switch (removed due to water ingress on dock).

Note:
- In order to remove the power switch, you really should link the ignition switch circuit inside the battery (it's easy).
- If you only link the wire coming out from the pogo pins, you will still have water ingress problems causing the battery to cycle on/off.

 

[patdam]

destination: throttle stopper (bafang M500/600, BBS)

function: to limit mechanically the throttle range for those who use the throttle for walk mode

 

[Nautical Biker]

For anyone with access to a 3D printer, check out this website for a downloadable file to make your own pivot guard protector: Printables. The designer is happy to give away the files for free and you can make a donation if you wish.

 

[patdam]

Bafang BTF03 cover modified to use with DIY battery. Files need to rework, Done lot time ago and i don't find other, sorry. I hope that could help somebody. if somebody want original file.stl or STEP, send me mail address in private message and i will sent it

 

[patdam]

I just found it's not necessary to change the file extension to share it. the compressed file (.zip) can be uploaded directly here

 

[PH1L1PP3]

LCES004 BATTERY HOUSING COVER
Made by @merc123123 (Thanks to him)
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merc123123 comments:
"I did modify the cover to be correct since printing my version because I noticed that the opening curvature is not symmetrical, but it still fits ok as is in my version and I don't want to spend another 8h printing it the correct way.
In the files, you will notice space to press in M4 nuts (heated with a soldering iron) and they attach to the frame with M4 screws lengths around 13-15mm. There is also an M6 bolt, just screwed in the upper retaining "lip", so that it can be manipulated from the outside locking the cover, before being screwed to the frame holes."

 

[PH1L1PP3]

LCES004 BATTERY HOUSING COVER
Made by @merc123123 (Thanks to him)

PREVIEWS:

 

[stuff]

CEF50 EMTB Frame grommets and Battery support by matioz my collection of stuff for the CEF50 Bafang M820 frame.
Next thing will be to add a garmin mount for where the DP E170/171 mounts

 

[un..inc]

CEF50 EMTB Frame grommets and Battery support by matioz my collection of stuff for the CEF50 Bafang M820 frame.
Next thing will be to add a garmin mount for where the DP E170/171 mounts

Hey, did you already find the time for the Garmin mount?

 

[forsa355]

CEF50 Carbon 36v battery case (and cell holders). I uploaded them to Thingiverse. CEF50 10S2P 36v Ebike Battery by forsa355

For more info on building this battery, see this post in my build thread: CEF50 full carbon, Bafang M820 budget build thread