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3D made trial parts

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On 1/4/2025 at 5:17 PM, trapezeartist said:

My new-to-me '23 EM has a headlamp instead of a number board, so I have just made my own number board which fits on the same fixings as the headlamp. Much easier to tape the number card on.

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Nice! That’s a good bit more advanced than my ‘stick the number on with a loop of gaffer tape sticky side out’ method 😀

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    My new-to-me '23 EM has a headlamp instead of a number board, so I have just made my own number board which fits on the same fixings as the headlamp. Much easier to tape the number card on.

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    I made a tool for holding the rear brake pads apart while fitting the rear wheel. It should work with any brake using a 3mm disc. There are two versions: V1 is the stronger one but needs the prin

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The dummy brake pad is a neat idea. I currently use a cable tie to hold the pads apart while putting in the back wheel, but it's not a perfect system. I think I'll try making something as a spacer with a nice little handle on the top for pulling it out. A similar idea could work on the front too.

I made a tool for holding the rear brake pads apart while fitting the rear wheel. It should work with any brake using a 3mm disc.

There are two versions: V1 is the stronger one but needs the printer settings to be tweaked just right to make it a snug fit between the pads. V2 is more tolerant of a slight variation in dimensions but is probably less durable (but if you break it, just print another one).

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6947125

 

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Moving on to the front brake, I find it fiddly to install the front brake pads, anti-rattle spring and retaining pin before fitting the calliper to the forks. So I made this guide to hold the pads in place while the calliper is being fitted. Once it's bolted on, insert the retaining pin and push the guide out, tucking the anti-rattle spring in place as it goes.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6977705

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