Tire Lever
by gaarden, published
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Derived from 'Tire Lever v1' by 'Mizza'.
This version can be printed without support material.
Thanks for the idea!
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Tested this on my Scott mountain bike. Broke after 3 seconds. I used standard PLA, and printed the part at 100 % size.
printed well with Taulman Alloy 910 at 100% infill and worked just fine changing two tires on my sons bike
Whoops, mine snapped off, too. PLA 0.5mm nozzle. The lever is so thin that there is only one outer layer left plus some random infill here and there. Anyone got better results with a smaller nozzle?
very cool idea, unfortunately they didn't work for me. I printed them on an UP! printer with "solid infill" and fine printing level - basically as beefy as a part can get on an UP! printer.
When I tried them on my 700c roadbike tire, the thin front part snapped right off :(
I printed one last night with ABS at .30 layers and 35% infill and it seems plenty strong, although I haven't given it to my brother for actual use on a bike yet. Even the narrow tip seems very rigid.
What type of plastic did you use? What amount of infill do you need to make it strong enough?
Great idea for yet another simple plastic tool that needs to be replicable! Thanks!
Wow. You're amazing. I'm so thrilled to see this actually working now! You're the greatest.
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