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Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

Since about 3 years i was thinking about a little machine which can make my life as a tandem pilot a little bit easier.. i know i have the best job in the world but there is only one bad point: carrying 25 kg stuff uphill.

But since i got my UM2 i was able to print out a old dream of mine.

The eSherpa

I am interested to know what you guys are thinking about a 3D printable offroad electro trolley...

https://www.youmagine.com/designs/esherpa--17

 

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    Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

    "They see me rollin', they hatin'" :mrgreen:

    Very cool :) I love how you get passed all the others that are carrying their bags, nice projects and great of you to let it be opensource :cool:

    What's the autonomy of the device?

     

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    Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

    Wow, didn't think that parts that strong could be done with an UM2.. what is it, ABS?

     

    Yes, its printed in ABS. I printed one version in PLA but after i forgot the device in the hot sun the black telescope was heated up so much that some parts get warped...

    Most of the strength come from a clever construction. The two axis parts gets connected with two 5 mm steel bolts...

     

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    Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

    "They see me rollin', they hatin'" :mrgreen:

    Very cool :) I love how you get passed all the others that are carrying their bags, nice projects and great of you to let it be opensource :cool:

    What's the autonomy of the device?

     

    The battery last for six turns. This is good for a complete "working" day in high season. But a second battery is always fully loaded at home...

    BTW: How can i get this youmagine link into my signature?

     

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    Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

    Nice :)

    For the signature:

    Go to your profile -> Edit profile -> Signature

    The click on the third icon from the top left (with green bars) select youmagine user showreel and enter your youmagine username

     

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    Posted · eSherpa- the 3d printed electro trolley

    :)

     

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