Fitness Trampoline
in 3D Modeling Design
held by s4a
Contest Ended, Winner(s) have been selected.
Description:
Fitness trampoline 40 inch diameter.36 springs.
T-Bar handle
Rubber feet to avoid scratching an wooden.tiled floors
See attached spec which is an excellent model. Just needs some improvement and a sturdy handle.
Wants:
SafetyRigidity/robustness of product.
T-Bar Handle design.
Ease of assembly/dismantling.- quick method of collapsing i.e. similar to baby push chairs/prams/strollers would be ideal, but must not be unsafe whereby this can happen accidentally during usage.
Software:
- step file
Prepaid PrizeEntries
1st Winner
#13 Fitness Trampoline
by Adrriano Mattera
68cm mat, 40 inch diameter
I make it pretty close to your notes, but for better stability and safety I could make one with thicker frame and legs, (so if like this concept send me a message with any your suggestion and i make you one ). If You will choose this project I make you all 2D and 3D drawings with dimencions and technical data for all parts.
I am ready for a longer cooperation
Regards
I make it pretty close to your notes, but for better stability and safety I could make one with thicker frame and legs, (so if like this concept send me a message with any your suggestion and i make you one ). If You will choose this project I make you all 2D and 3D drawings with dimencions and technical data for all parts.
I am ready for a longer cooperation
Regards
Nov 26, 2016 14:20
#2 Fitness Trampoline REV.0
by Michael Dimou
very simple design with different base of trampoline
Nov 2, 2016 19:40
#3 Fold-able Trampoline
by B-man
Trampoline has fold-able bars and legs for easy setup. Joints are tested for 1250lbs of weigth. I used square tubing is instead of round, it will provide a rigid structure.
Nov 5, 2016 0:47
#5 Fitness Trampoline
by SMITA N
design triangle from bottom of ring for T stand support but so many options for assemble and dissamble it ....
Nov 8, 2016 14:01
#6 FITNESS TRAMPOLINE
by Bhupinder Singh
THIS FITNESS TRAMPOLINE HAS 36 SPRINGS , SUPPORTED ON FIVE LEGS, A MAT CONNECTED THROUGH V RINGS TO THE SPRINGS ,THE LEGS ARE SO DESIGNED THAT THESE CAN BE ADJUSTED ACCORDING TO THE FLOOR i.e. THERE ARE TWO KEYS THAT SUPPORTS THE TWO JOINTS OF THE LEGS , ANYONE CAN ADJUST IT ACCORDINGLY AND THE FEET ARE DESIGNED AS A SUCTION CUPS SO THAT THIS TRAMPOLINE CAN ALSO GET FIXED ON THE VERTICAL SURFACES OR WALLS......LEGS AND FEET CAN BE ADJUSTED BY ADJUSTING THE KEYS ,,,,,,,
Nov 17, 2016 16:26
#8 Trampoline design
by handsketcher
Please review all the attached files.
Your feedback highly appreciated.
Your feedback highly appreciated.
Nov 24, 2016 0:09
#9 Fitness Trampoline
by Loc Bui
Handle of Trampoline with quick release pin. It is easy installation.
Nov 24, 2016 12:16
#10 Fitness Trampoline REV.2
by Michael Dimou
This is a new design with square frames and with 6 straight feet
Nov 24, 2016 17:32
#11 Trampoline 01
by Julio C.
To make the trampoline more stable, two sets of legs have been attached, this helps the rigidity of the structure, and also helps to make the main support pole more rigid, having a closer union to the floor and connected with 2 support legs.
Nov 25, 2016 6:22
#12 Fitness Trampoline
by Bodhayan
Very simple & unique design of Fitness Trampoline.
Nov 26, 2016 10:23
#14 Entry 2
by handsketcher
Added some modifications to your design.
If you prefer single pole T-bar design, then your sketch is more than enough I believe. Unless you need CAD drawings. In this design I modified your suggested idea little bit to add two poles to make it sturdy.
If you prefer single pole T-bar design, then your sketch is more than enough I believe. Unless you need CAD drawings. In this design I modified your suggested idea little bit to add two poles to make it sturdy.
Nov 26, 2016 14:51
Discussion
Thank you all for your efforts.
I will pick a winner shortly, but would like to stress that this has been a particularly challenging competition.
Thank you once again, sincerely.
I will pick a winner shortly, but would like to stress that this has been a particularly challenging competition.
Thank you once again, sincerely.
Hi s4a,
These are my recommendations to your design.
1. Add ribs which are triangular in shape to the T-bar at the bottom where it attached to the circular trampoline frame. This will give strength to the T-bar from bending or flexing.
2. For ease of assembly and disassembly, Make sure the mating parts has the predefined holes features to assemble tubes quickly and use key way and slot feature to assemble in one direction and one orientation only. This will help in quick assembly and mistake proof the design.
Regards,
Pavan
These are my recommendations to your design.
1. Add ribs which are triangular in shape to the T-bar at the bottom where it attached to the circular trampoline frame. This will give strength to the T-bar from bending or flexing.
2. For ease of assembly and disassembly, Make sure the mating parts has the predefined holes features to assemble tubes quickly and use key way and slot feature to assemble in one direction and one orientation only. This will help in quick assembly and mistake proof the design.
Regards,
Pavan
An improvement on the existing design is what I am looking for.
The existing handle could be more stable. The trampoline itself is fine for now.
Also, the whole thing currently takes a long time to assemble. If possible (but not mandatory) an improvement to speed up the assembly/dismantling would be preferred.
This isn't essential.
The existing handle could be more stable. The trampoline itself is fine for now.
Also, the whole thing currently takes a long time to assemble. If possible (but not mandatory) an improvement to speed up the assembly/dismantling would be preferred.
This isn't essential.
Are you looking for a similar design in a step file or a brand new design that is collapsable?
No, the existing product is fairly stable.
The rubber feet keep it from slipping.
Other than assembly and dismantling, my other area of concern would be the strength of the T-Bar handle and preventing it from buckling and twisting/skewing under the dynamic forces imposed on it.
I will post a picture of an existing T-Bar handle design shortly.
The rubber feet keep it from slipping.
Other than assembly and dismantling, my other area of concern would be the strength of the T-Bar handle and preventing it from buckling and twisting/skewing under the dynamic forces imposed on it.
I will post a picture of an existing T-Bar handle design shortly.
Do U want separate weights underneath so it stands better while Training? Because at that size it might slip or slide quick
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