3D printed wheel chocks. | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Chris LoneroOGR Forum Member

I made this car so I could adjust for different size vehicles by cutting out some of the decking from the car and adding flat steel strips for weight and adjustment. A friend on the forum 3D printed these pieces that have room for some strong magnets glued to the underside. Here are the results.

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3/17/228:06 PM

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NJCJOEOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Pretty cool Chris, but I don't believe you have friends.

Chris LoneroOGR Forum Member

@NJCJOE posted:
Pretty cool Chris, but I don't believe you have friends.

You might have a point they don’t know me like you do! 😜

AlanRailOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Hey!

Chris - they look, [pat on back] great! If you want me to print more let me know.

I may make a smaller version for cars and small trucks using smaller magnets.

Your friend, Alan

3/18/2210:53 AM

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