*This product is a digital file. No physical product will be shipped after purchase. You will gain access to the STL files immediately after checkout*
This DIY Dana Dolly project is the most affordable way to have a sturdy and professionnal looking dolly.
A PDF file with all of the instructions is included with the purchase of the files. A step-by-step YouTube tutorial video is also available.
You can make your slider any length, simply by cutting your aluminium tubes at different lengths.
Please note that this project requires hardware to be completed, which you will have to purchase yourself.
Tools needed:
3D printer (minimum 220x220mm bed size)
Screwdriver with bits
Electric Drill
Drill Bits
Skill Saw
Needle Nose Pliers
Sand Paper
Super Glue
Insert Tool for Threaded Inserts (Optional)
Materials needed:
Bookshelf speaker stands (Optional)
2KG PETG Filament
2x2 Feet of 5/8-inch thick MDF or Plywood
8x Skateboard wheels with bearings (52 to 56mm)
2x 4 feet long 1-inch aluminium square tubing
10x M8 x 50mm button head screws
8x M8 nuts
28x 1⁄4 - 20 threaded inserts (Optional)
20x 1-inch long, 1⁄4 - 20 button head screws
22x 1⁄4 - 20 nuts
8x 1⁄4 washers
6x 1 1⁄4-inch long, 1⁄4 - 20 hex head screws
Recommended print settings:
PETG or PETG HF filament
0.6mm nozzle (recommended)
0.3mm layer height
4 walls
25% gyroid infill
Arachne wall generator (recommended)
Slim tree supports (already added to 3MF file)
Print orientation as shown in 3MF file
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