LILLABO / Brio - Stone Brick Arch Bridge

LILLABO / Brio - Stone Brick Arch Bridge

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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Description

This is part of a developing collection of parts for wooden train tracks, which can be found at this link. This model can be combined with the Infinite Causeway for more customization. 

 

This model is a small arch bridge. This was modeled to fit specifically with the Lillabo ramp pieces from IKEA. Designed to look like brick or stacked stone, with the bricks laid out as real brick layers would build it.

 

The slot is 41 mm wide and holds 40 mm tracks. Height of track is 65 mm from bottom of track at the peak, to match with the IKEA ramp pieces.  Other dimensions and clearances are shown in the photos, so you can check against your train sets for clearance before printing.  A printable replica ramp track is available at this link.

 

To Assemble:

  1. Match pieces from Plate 1 to pieces from Plate 2 to make the two sides
  2. Insert the Arches from Plate 3* to one of the sides.
  3. Join the other side with the arches. 

* Note: There are two versions of Plate 3. 3a has permanent connection that cannot be disassembled easily without breaking it. 3b has slip-fit connections that can be disassembled. Only one version need be printed.

 

Printing Tips: Watch for bed adhesion on the first layer and lifting caused by warping on the skinny bits of the walls. Use glue or add a brim if you have problems.

 

Model shown was printed with Bambu's Grey Matte PLA.

 

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Modeling and test printing this was no small amount of work, so a boost is always appreciated. 

 

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nice look but a little bit hard to assamble, overall very nice
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thank you for the feedback. Did you print the 3a arches or the 3b arches? Was your issue with how hard they are to push together?
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Replying to @Soid :
used the 3a arches...yes was very hard...had to use some clamps for this but now it´s absolute solid thank you anyway
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Replying to @user_2004075552 :
got it, thank you. Good idea with the clamps. Im working on another model that will use the same arch pieces, and I will work on tuning the force required to push those in, or maybe design in a spring clip
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Magnificent model
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Exceptional design, adjust the four walls to a single plate for printing
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Good looking Model
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