I have always been a big fan of Quadbikes since childhood & had enjoyed riding them here a lot in the Dubai deserts. So, it was a very natural choice for me to design a Quadbike when I was sitting & thinking of my next fun design to make & 3D print. Like many of my previous designs & for what Fab365 is very well known for, it had to be able to be 3D printed without any supports at all. The design had to be esthetically pleasing to look at and really fun for kids to play with. So I came up with the idea of this Quadbike Toy model which prints flat on the print bed & then gets assembled into the final piece.

The main body of the quadbike is split into two from the middle & it prints flat on the print bed along with the print in place Axle parts rotate at an angle of 360 degrees freely once printed. There is also a small joint, which locks the two split bodies together when inserted into the cutout shape at the bottom of the main body of the quadbike during assembly. The tyres print separately & easily gets attached over the axle which prints with the main body. You may have to use glue to fix the tyres to the axle, but be careful not to add glue to the axle itself or else the tyres won't rotate. You can also add glue to the grooves between the main body joint area to make the final assembled quadbike main body stick even stronger to each other. Have fun printing this Quadbike Toy & make your little ones happy!