Post August 17, 2024 1 min read

A Printed Replacement Wheel For The Stroller

One wheel on the kids’ stroller gave up, and buying a whole new one for a single part felt wrong.

So I measured the broken piece, modelled a replacement and let the 3D printer run. Plastic parts like this are exactly what a home printer is good at: small, simple, and cheap enough to try twice if the first version is off.

The stroller rolls again. Not a spectacular repair, just one more thing that stayed out of the bin.

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