High Speed Loop Pack - 1:64 Diecast compatible

Added a printing configuration for the updated hexagonal ring track. This track shares the same track surface as the original circular track, but the external shape was redesigned due to issues printing the circular track with PETG-HF material. Instead of cutting/adding connectors in Bambu Studio, I've incorporated the connecting pins into the design. This redesign also makes it easier to identify how the two parts connect. I primarily use PLA+, but I've tested this design in both PLA+ and PETG-HF. The hexagonal ring track uses slightly more material, but the support material for the connectors alone is minimal. Just like the circular track, only a small amount of glue is needed to permanently connect the two parts.

The text on the purple circular track in the photo is just text I added for testing purposes. No text is included in the print configuration.

A high-speed, single-lane circular track, compatible with die cast vehicles. Like all my designs, it also uses detachable connectors.

My son has been using it for a while now and hasn't had any problems. The loop tracks can be directly connected. Our battery-powered booster is fast enough to propel a car across two circular tracks.

Print the model in two parts and apply a small amount of glue to the connecting pin connector (not to be confused with a regular track connector) to permanently connect the ring track components. No additional hardware is required, only a small amount of glue.

Printing in two parts minimizes the need for support materials.

The included circular STL file is a one-piece model before cutting/connector. If you want to print it as a whole (it is recommended to add support for the connector and the top of the ring track), or if you want to cut and change the connector type in Bambu Studio, cut the STL file at 122.6 mm.

The included hexagonal STL file contains two parts, and the connector is built into the design.

If you encounter any problems, please feel free to contact me as always; I'd be happy to help.

I recommend printing the circular track using PLA. The hexagonal circular track has been tested on both PETG-HF and PLA using Bambu Handy's out-of-the-box setup.