MOD-FINGERZ MINIATURE FREESTYLE PARK

Mod-Fingerz Miniature Freestyle Park is a modular, 3D printable toy park for use with finger-style skateboards, bikes, etc., the layout of which was inspired by the Enoshima BMX Park featured in the Olympics. The full park spans (approx.) 57cm [22.4"] by 48cm [18.9"] and features smooth, splined curvatures along with an innovative connection scheme allowing for simple park expansion and piece rearrangement.

Now free for all. If you print it, please upload some make photos to share the love.

PRINTER SIZE REQUIREMENT:
- FDM printer able to accommodate pieces approximately 190mm X 160mm X 180mm in size is required.

FEATURES:
- No-support design for ease of printing. Prototype was successfully printed without supports.
- 13 printable pieces (9 ramp pieces & 4 connector pieces).
- About 2 kg of filament to print (if using recommended print settings below).
- Innovative connection scheme that provides piece modularity: quickly arrange pieces in any orientation and/or print duplicate pieces to uniquely increase park size.
- Splined ramp geometries for realistic feel.

The prototype was printed using the above print settings using an Ender 3 S1 Plus.

FUTURE CONTENT: 
Additional designs will be developed (at some point) in the future that may be compatible to expand the Freestyle Park posted here (or maybe not, idk). Your support and feedback are greatly appreciated!

PN: PR3DBMXOGS00
VERSION: A

3D printing settings

RECOMMENDED PRINTER SETTINGS:
- 2 line wall count (minimum)
- 3 layers for top & bottom surfaces (minimum)
- 5% infill (minimum)
- lines or grid infill type

The prototype was printed using the above print settings using an Ender 3 S1 Plus.