January 1, 2023
Description
This design has not been tested before. There is a risk that it may in some way fail.
Instructions:
First, print all of the pieces. While only the track connecting chips, the pit stop, and the road blocks have pre-sliced G-Codes, I have listed the recommended settings below.
Recommended Settings:
Second, after you have printed all of the pieces, refer you'll have to assemble them together. Basically, they get connected by gluing the track connecting chips to one track piece and then another and then the tracks will get both aligned and connected. Additionally, if you cannot tell how the track pieces line-up by the picture above, I have created a system. Basically, each stl is named “Part” and then a number. That number then corresponds with a diagram that I have included below. That way each piece is assigned a number and each number has a position.
Third, and probably the most important step; print a go-kart, race car or use a car that you already have. I mean, if you spent all this time making it, you have to use it. If you don't already have a car that you like, I included a link to a go-kart that I personally designed and it's proportions are set for this track.
Link to my go-kart design:
https://www.printables.com/model/326873-go-kart
Finally, I'd love if you could post a make.
Happy printing and racing!
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
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