EddBuilds, a theme park enthusiast, created an amazing 3d-printed roller coaster, called Offride. More specifically, it is based on a Gerstlauer Infinity roller coaster, complete with a vertical lift and three inversions. The planning, building and putting the finishing touches on the build took around 1.5-years to complete.
Want to print your own? The layout, track, train and supports require some knowledge of design software including Blender as well as Fusion 360. Parts wise, the track, train and supports were all printed using an Ultimaker 2 and Creality Ender 3. Surprisingly enough, even with all of the loops and turns, Offride’s train runs at a fairly decent speed, or at least compared to other 3d-printed roller coasters.
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