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Make Moves: 3D Print Your Own Longboard
2023-01-26 | By Lulzbot
License: See Original Project 3D Printing
Courtesy of Lulzbot
Guide by gwlatti
This fully functional 3D Printed longboard is just the start. Tweak the model to make it your own, follow the steps below, and lean into the curves as you explore the possibilities of functional design on four wheels.
What You'll Need
- LulzBot TAZ Workhorse 3D Printer
- Latest version of Cura LulzBot Edition
- 3x 3/8' threaded rods
- 4x 3/8' nylon lock nuts
- 8x 3/8' steel flat washers
- 9.75' Longboard truck package and 70x50mm wheels
- Longboard deck Part 1 (STL)
- Longboard deck Part 2 (STL)
- Longboard deck Part 3 (STL)
- Longboard deck Part 4 (STL)
- Attribution, license, and source
Assembly
There are just five easy steps to make your own longboard!
Step 1:
3D print the four sections of the longboard deck.
Threaded rod fit may vary depending on the filament and profile used; some post processing may be necessary. Perform a partial print to test the fit before printing all the parts.
Step 2:
Cut 2x 3/8' threaded rods to 700mm to support the sides of the longboard. Then cut 1x 3/8' threaded rod to 820mm for the middle.
Step 3:
Assemble 3D printed deck sections onto threaded rods. Push each section on one at a time.
Step 4:
Loosely attach 4x 3/8' nylock nuts and washers to the threaded rods. Then slowly tighten the nylock nuts with a wrench to bring the sections together. This step may be easier with another person holding on the other end.
Step 5:
Attach trucks and wheels with skateboard truck mounting hardware.
WARNING & DISCLAIMER: Products and designs such as those shown in this tutorial can be dangerous. This tutorial and its contents are intended to be used for informational and educational purposes only, and by using or relying on this tutorial or its contents in any way, you expressly assume any and all risk associated therewith. LulzBot and FAME 3D makes no claims, representations, or warranties, either express or implied, as to the safety, reliability, durability, or fitness for a particular purpose of any design, material, product, creation, or item you may use or generate based in whole or in part on this tutorial. Individual results may vary depending on unknown variables, including but not limited to, each user’s hardware, software, materials, environment, experience, and actual or intended usage of the design, product, or creation. In no event shall LulzBot or FAME 3D be liable whatsoever for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages, to property or life, arising out of or connected with the use or misuse of this tutorial, its contents, and any action you choose to take based thereon.
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