Infinitely Stackable Parking Garage
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Description
Half-size version of this model updated on July 11, 2026: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2723350
Introduction
For context: online and on Bambu Lab, parking lots are one-way, only allowing one row of cars to park, resulting in very low lane utilization
I wanted to create a parking lot that could accommodate more cars without hindering play, so this came out, a true parking garage. (Each floor can park up to 18 cars)
Parking spaces on both sides share one lane, maximizing lane utilization, 256*250mm extreme P2S printing (also available as split plates for A1 and P1 printing)
BOM:
Some thin string (for elevator lifting)
Optional: (not needed if no lighting is desired)
4-pin colored LEDs, any width within 12mm is fine
Some wires
15*21 rocker switches * corresponding to the number of layers
One LED controller
One 12V power trigger module
Installation:
Refer to my video published on Bilibili
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1DTQBBXEsD/
Notes on split part installation:
Bottom base installation is a bit tricky, but it is quite sturdy once assembled successfully. If it is inconvenient to install, you can draw a cube in the slicer software to remove one or two of the two middle protrusions. Refer to the updated plate 10
License
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