Indycar Speedway Rear Wing Fully Printable

Last crawled date: 1 year, 11 months ago

I am a french motorsport fan, so when Simon Pagenaud won the Indy 500 on May 26,2019, I had to celebrate it !
I personally don't know what's better than 3D Printing a model of the car's rear wing. Therefore I modeled it, now I'am in the process of printing it (pretty time consuming) and I am planing on painting it to the color of Pagenaud's car.
EDIT : I'm finally (ironically) painting it to the colors of Alexander Rossi's car since I couldn't bring myself to paint all of this hard work, bright yellow.


To put the full scale version together, you'll need :
- Every STL parts given (including the pegs_x18.STL OR singlePeg.STL)
- Some M4 rod (<100mm x4 and <340mm x2)
- Six (6) 2mm diam. nails cut to <30mm in length
- Six (6) flat-head 6mm M3 screws
- You will also need some Super Glue or epoxy, I haven't figured out which is best yet (If you already figured out for yourself, tell me :] )


Notes :
- The attachment part is still in the design fase. I am waiting to have the wing printed in order to model it.
- The model has been cut to fit loosly in a 200x200x200mm print volume. If you're printer is able to print much bigger, feel free to cut and use the "complete" file.
- When the symbole " < " is used, it means that you're suposed to include some tolerances (1 or 2mm will probably suffice).


If you have any question, go ahead and ask. I would be glad to answer you.


PS. I am considering including the Solidworks files.


Jason S.