3D Models
A 3D printer is the fastest way to get an obstacle onto your desk. No wood, no glue, no waiting for a drop: a rail or a kicker prints overnight and skates the next morning.
These are our own models, drawn for fingerboard scale and free to print. Each one opens on MakerWorld, where you can download the files and grab the print profile we used.
Prefer to build in wood? The DIY plans cover the same kind of obstacles with dimensioned drawings.
Riser for Blackriver Marble Box Low
This is a riser for the Blackriver Marble Box Low to use it as a ledge for the Blackriver Stairset.
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Fingerboard Round Low Rail
A simple round rail for fingerboarding, with dimensions based on the Blackriver Ironrail Round Low. Easy to print with no supports needed. Takes about 1 hour and uses only ~25 g of filament. The legs can simply be glued into the rail, and you can tape the feet to your desk to keep it from moving. Dimensions: Length: 300 mm Width: 60 mm Height: 40 mm
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Fillable Fingerboard Pocket Kicker
The model has a fillable internal cavity. Fill it with sand to add weight and make the ramp feel more stable during use. It’s designed to be quick and efficient to print: around 75 g of filament, almost no supports, and about 1.5 hours of print time depending on your printer and settings. Dimensions are the same as the Blackriver Pocket Kicker: Length: 125 mm Width: 90 mm Height: 40 mm
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