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Parkside PAMR 500 A1 shorter bumper/skirt

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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1 plate
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Shorter bumper/skirt for Parkside PAMR 500 A1

 

Since my garden is not perfect, the original bumper is too low for me, so the mower kept getting stuck or hitting clumps of grass, so it needed attention all the time.

 

Since I didn't want to run my robot mower without the skirt, I made a shorter version, now it goes smoothly everywhere.

It's 10mm shorter than the original. 

You can mount it with the original screws.

 

What you in the pictures is the very first version of the skirt, in the model I decreased the gap on the front, and added some support to the front.

 

Later i want to add the last 2 mounting holes, but it works well without them.

 

The test version is printed from SUNLU PLA, with the generic high speed PLA profile.

I also recommend to use brim, because of the low contact surface.

While i haven't had any problem with the PLA part, I recommend to use stronger material.

 

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GREAT!!!! That's the solution!!!! Thanks! But another question...This 6-knife plate makes me curious. Where can I get it?
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I’m happy you like it. I’ve designed the 6blade disk for testing purpose, but lately I’ve made a bigger blade guard and a bigger plate, so now the cutting width is increased to ~22cm, like the 1000m2 variant. When i’m happy with the design, and you guys want it, I will upload the original 6 blade disk, the bigger 6 blade disk and the bigger blade guard.
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Replying to @Punk01 :
Yes please!!! I will show my appreciation ;-)
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
It doesn't quite fit my robot for some reason, but it does what it's supposed to for now. I'll take photos in a few days showing exactly why and provide an STL for it, if desired. The screw holes are in the right position, but not in height, so the lip rests on the edge and cannot slide into the groove
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A man a word!!!!
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