Foppapedretti stroller reinforcement

3D printed reinforcement for reducing the tissue wear, it works like a vise, redistributing the weight of the baby legs.

Alessio Cavalieri

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Description

I had a problem, in the stroller in my possession several times I had to sew the lower part of the leg holders tissue, because it is worn and torn.

I designed this reinforcement to remedy the problem.

The reinforcement it works like a vise, redistributing the weight of the baby legs between upper (thicker) and lower tissue (thinner).

The sources in FreeCAD format are available.

Details

Resources

Wiki: http://itink.it/wiki/doku.php?id=en:tinkering:3dprinting:myowncreatedobjects:foppapedrettistrollerreinforcement
Thing on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1730601

Files

rinforzo_passeggino_foppa_pedretti.stl Reinforcement STL sla - 990.71 kB - 01/27/2018 at 00:35		Download
rinforzo_passeggino_foppa_pedretti.fcstd Reinforcement FreeCAD source x-extension-fcstd - 161.93 kB - 01/27/2018 at 00:35		Download

Components

2 × 3D printed reinforcement
6 × M3X20 screw With allen rounded head
12 × Washer for M3 screw

Build Instructions

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1

Print two reinforcement

Print the STL exactly as it appears, vertically. Add 10 mm brim for better stability during print.
2

Mark the holes

Remove the legs holder tissue from holder tubes, using the printed reinforcement as a template and mark the holes on legs holder tubes using a permanent marker (upper side only)
3

Drill the holes

Drill the holes on marked dot with a 4 mm drill bit (it's designed for use with M3 screws)