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Wiegs Moto Design Industrial design services, specializing in motorcycle accessories. Based in Concord, North Carolina. Follow for updates!

Haven't really posted in a while, some unexpected things going on in life. Got a few projects i need to resume, and addi...
04/09/2022

Haven't really posted in a while, some unexpected things going on in life. Got a few projects i need to resume, and adding another unique one to the list.

Any guesses what this bike is? This opportunity was too appealing to pass up, i'll be tearing it down and building it up into something new ๐Ÿ˜Ž follow for updates ๐Ÿ”ฅ

After a few more fine tweaks in cad, we 3d printed off another set of prototypes and skinned them in carbon to get a fee...
08/15/2020

After a few more fine tweaks in cad, we 3d printed off another set of prototypes and skinned them in carbon to get a feel for how they might look. What do you think? ๐Ÿ”ฅ or ๐Ÿคฎ?

@ Chicago, Illinois

The printed prototypes are looking great on the bike! Fitment is perfect, the form factor fits well, and the overal prop...
07/16/2020

The printed prototypes are looking great on the bike! Fitment is perfect, the form factor fits well, and the overal proportion is comparable to that of the OEM heel guards.

We may skin these in carbon fiber for a final look/feel before we design and machine the mold.


@ Chicago, Illinois

New item under development!We're developing a set of carbon fiber heel guards for the yamaha R3. We'll 3D print some pro...
07/09/2020

New item under development!

We're developing a set of carbon fiber heel guards for the yamaha R3. We'll 3D print some prototypes to fit them up, and then make a set out of carbon once everything is locked!

Who likes carbon fiber parts? ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ


@ Chicago, Illinois

Haven't had much to post about in the past few weeks, the shutdown has limited my access to tools that I need to make pr...
04/20/2020

Haven't had much to post about in the past few weeks, the shutdown has limited my access to tools that I need to make progress on the carbon chair. Once the stay at home order is over, we'll be able to pick up where we left off!

Until then, enjoy some potential new projects! This week, we've created a forged carbon wall hanger concept. This was less focused on design, more so testing out a new process that i'd like to familiarize myself with.

A sacrificial mold was cut from acrylic, covered with aluminum tape, and hot glued together. Partall paste was appplied to the mold to help release the casting while de-molding. Carbon strands were then cut up into small sections and mixed with epoxy to create a carbon fiber paste. The paste was pushed into the mold and left to cure. 24 hours later we de-molded it. Edges were filed down, and another layer of epoxy was applied for this concept. If this project gets developed further, we would need to mold it properly and set in hardware with the casting.

What do you think, would you want to hang your coats on these hooks?



(Photoshopped 2 extra hangers because the 1 was lonely ๐Ÿ˜”) @ Chicago, Illinois

Not much progress on other projects at the moment, I needed to focus a bit on re-organizing some spaces.I've had this wi...
02/20/2020

Not much progress on other projects at the moment, I needed to focus a bit on re-organizing some spaces.

I've had this wire shelf for a while and couldnt put much on it without things falling between the wires. A few little slabs of plywood and some poly and we've got a pleasant, quick solution!

Now I can put ALL of the things on it, noice.

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