Miniature Lifting Trolley Prototype
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Description
A demonstration-scale lifting trolley for a mechanical engineering project: rectangular frame, flat platform, four swivel casters, four corner stabilizer legs, a rotating boom base, a bottle jack, a hook with chain, and a push handle. Display model only. The real design targets 900 kg, but this print cannot lift loads.
Remix hooks
- Frame: 80 x 130 x 8 mm. Scale it for a longer platform.
- Boom: 95 mm at 50 degrees. Change the angle or length to alter reach.
- Legs: 5 mm rods, 22 mm long. Lengthen them for a higher stance.
- Pairs with: a small printed crate as a payload.
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