The first pegs in the world printed on a 3D printer

The world's first pegs printed on a 3D printer

These pegs are the creation of the Prague FLB Crew. These are likely the first pegs in the world that someone has printed on a 3D printer. This is an octagon that hides a hexagon for a nut. It's great because all you need to tighten it is an Allen key. You can clearly see on the peg that they are printed on a 3D printer. This peg is a purely plastic peg.Peg appears very massive in appearance.

The average peg diameter is 3 cm and the length is 4 cm. Over time, there will certainly be changes in appearance and minor adjustments to make the peg absolutely perfect and balanced. Currently, these are just prototypes, but in time we can look forward to sophisticated Czech plastic pegs.

Our team rider Michal Horáček has prepared a video review for you, so be sure to check it out:

Summary: Pegs were very surprising with their durability, they glide beautifully. The downside is that they are short; since they are in the front, they should be longer. In any case, Michal Horáček definitely recommends these pegs!

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