Ackermann Steering Mechanism
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Description
Ackermann Steering Mechanism
A compact working model that demonstrates the Ackermann steering principle used in real cars.
The rack-and-pinion system drives two steering arms, allowing the inner wheel to turn at a greater angle than the outer wheel, just like in automotive steering systems. This makes it a great educational model for students, makers, RC enthusiasts, and anyone interested in mechanical engineering.
Features
Functional rack-and-pinion steering
Demonstrates Ackermann geometry
No supports required
Quick and easy print
Only 31 g of filament
Print Information
- Weight: 31 g
- Print Time: 1.3 h
- Supports: No
- Material: PLA recommended
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