SUPPORT PRINTYTRON
New Model

3D Model Gallery

Every one of these started as a sentence — real dimensions, real holes, print-ready STL. Remix any of them, or describe the part you need and Printy builds it. Start building →

Newest

Veloce — Differential Line Follower Chassis

Veloce — Differential Line Follower Chassis

Veloce is a purpose-built 3D-printable platform engineered for high-speed differential line following. To hit the aggressive 160×130mm envelope without compromising on handling, the architecture mounts the Arduino Mega and battery in a transverse layout right over the drive axle. This keeps rotational inertia extremely low, allowing the twin N20 gearmotors to snap the chassis through sharp 90-degree turns without oscillating. The front features a modular, underslung sensor bracket that drops the PCB down to track level while heavily protecting the leading edge. Wide slots allow you to mechanically dial in the RLS-08's asymmetry so the IR array sits dead-center on the robot's axis. Features Transverse Core: Mounts the Mega 2560 and 2S battery pack sideways to pull the mass closer to the axle. Modular Drive Mounts: Mirrored left/right N20 brackets hold the gearboxes rigidly by the faceplate, completely decoupling chassis stress from the motor bodies. Underslung Sensor Tray: Drops the RLS-08 directly into the 3mm sensing zone without exposing the PCB to front-impact damage. Wire Routing: Integrated zip-tie holes and defined component zones (BMS, Buck, Driver) keep high-current lines separated from signal paths. Compatibility The hole pattern and cutouts are specifically tailored for: Arduino Mega 2560 (Transverse) 2× N20 Geared DC Motors & 42mm Drive Wheels SmartElex RLS-08 Line Sensor 2S 18650 Battery Holder, 2S BMS, LM2596 Buck Converter, and TB6612FNG Driver 35mm Flanged Ball Caster

17 days agoRemix →
Line Follower Chassis (N20/Mega)

Line Follower Chassis (N20/Mega)

A flat-printing, modular chassis designed specifically for high-speed line following. Engineered to accommodate an Arduino Mega 2560, dual N20 motors, and a Pololu QTR-8RC reflectance sensor, with priority placed on a low center of gravity and straightforward field maintenance. What it's for This frame carries the electronics and drive system for a 2WD differential steering robot. Components drop into dedicated regions rather than requiring complex brackets, and all sensitive electronics are kept clear of the track surface. The front sensor mount separates from the main plate to allow independent height tuning of the IR array. Dimensions Overall envelope (assembled): 180 mm (L) × 130 mm (W) × 55 mm (H) Track width: ~90 mm, providing clearance for 35–38 mm diameter wheels. Electronics rails: Slotted cross-members accept an Arduino Mega or similarly sized microcontrollers. Drive mounts: Drop-in snap/strap cradles for standard 12×10 mm N20 motors. Power bay: Sized for two parallel 18650 lithium cells (44 mm inner width) with integrated Velcro pass-throughs. Assembly All major features anchor with standard M2 or M3 hardware. The front skid and sensor bracket print flat independently and bolt into designated sliding rails on the chassis nose. The motor mounts include under-plate zip-tie channels to secure the gearboxes rigidly against torque. Use standoffs for the motor driver and buck converter pads to ensure proper wiring clearance above the deck.

17 days agoRemix →

Need a part that doesn't exist yet?

Start building →