2-Hour Flash Print Robot Vacuum Threshold Ramp

Eliminate robot vacuum threshold worries

Design Overview:
I recently picked up a used robot vacuum on Xiaohongshu and found it quite fun to use. However, my kitchen has a threshold that it couldn't cross, so I designed this ramp. By removing the top surface, the printing speed is improved, categorizing it as a flash print. It should be compatible with most robot vacuums on the market.

Print Time:
The print time for a 60cm long ramp is 2 hours and 4 minutes.

Size Considerations:

This current design is suitable for my 18mm high threshold. The dimensions can be adjusted by scaling the model after measuring the threshold height. It is recommended to use a range of 10-24mm.

The standard version is a three-piece set, each piece 200mm long, with a total length of 600mm. This can also be adjusted by scaling.

Materials and Cost:
Standard PLA filament can be used (PLA+ recommended). Material consumption is approximately 114g. At a cost of approximately $5 per kilogram of filament, the cost is approximately $0.60. This is significantly cheaper than buying a ready-made one, which costs around $2 on Taobao.

Strength:
I tested it, and it seems to be quite sturdy.

Assembly Instructions:

Apply waterproof double-sided tape (PET double-sided tape or other suitable tape) to the underside and adhere it to the floor. Adding a small amount of glue between each piece will enhance the stability.

Printing Recommendations (!):
The base requires a high level of precision; bed leveling or glue stick application is recommended.

Source Files and Modification (Optional):
SOLIDWORKS source files are provided for customization or secondary development. Please leave a message or send a private message if you encounter any issues during the modification process.