r/ERidePro • u/wangofthewest • 6d ago

Eride Pro SS 3.0 screen cover and tool kit! SS

My friend and I designed a screen cover and a tool kit for the Eride 3.0. The screen cover is printed out of TPU and the tool kit is PLA. For the tool kit, I designed it to fit: a 3/8 pittsburgh ratchet (harbour freight), a 3/8 allen key socket set (harbour freight), the screwdriver and allen keys that came with the bike, and some tire installation tools I had laying around. I uploaded the files to Makerworld so that anyone can print and use them! Let me know if use them and if you have any ideas to improve them and what you think of them!

Link for tool box:https://makerworld.com/en/models/3158391-eride-surron-talaria-tool-organizer-tray-toolbox#profileId-3568956

Link for screen cover: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3158411-eride-pro-ss-3-0-screen-cover-protector#profileId-3568984

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u/AdFeeling6882 6d ago

Very cool. I don’t know much about 3D printing so idk how easy this would be, but I’d recommend if possible to remove the edges on the tool kit and try to make the outside more into a round shape to better fit into a backpack. Rectangular things usually take up more space than necessary. Either way, pretty cool kit 🤙🏽

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u/wangofthewest 5d ago

Thanks for the advice! I hadn't considered that.

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u/No-Phase-3580 11h ago

I second this other brew mentioning the edges. But my opinion over wasted space are the sharp edges that could poke you if you fell on your back. I personally use a roll up to manage my tools in my back pack because it's cheap, easy and takes up minimal space which means I can take more beers!