@Simyo might already have an STL file.
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I’d be interested in that too. Or a DXF. I can model it myself, but it’s always useful to compare.
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I made brake pad deletes a few years ago, to add response pads in place of brake pads. I can double check the file and just extrude it to brake pad thickness. Yoyofactory currently sells the original thickness brake pads.
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YYF is my source for the cork pads, yeah, but I’m looking to make some from a silicone rubber using a vinyl plotter. Either I’ll make the cut path with a DXF sourced by someone else or I’ll make the cut path with measurements I make myself.
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I’d be curious to see how those turn out. How much for like 3 sets once you get them up and going?
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Didn’t really plan on selling them, don’t even know if they will work, sometimes my crackpot 3d printing ideas work great and sometimes they crash and burn haha. If they do work I’ll toss 3 sets into the mail for you for free though.
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I’d appreciate that! The more I can test out the better.
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sign me up for one!
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Go ahead and fill out the order form and I’ll toss an invoice at you! I’m hoping to make chips in late February with the first units delivered in march. I’ll be designing the fixtures and coming up with programs over the next few weeks.
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Looking at the revision history of this post here, Imma tell you that I actually really appreciate that kind of information. I’m looking at prototyping my own pads out of not cork and I was looking for an alternative. I’ll check out neoprene!