3D Printed Go Kart Designed to Fit in a Suitcase
3D Printed Go Kart Designed To Fit In A Suitcase No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 24, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy [Ivan Miranda] is famous for his large-scale 3D printed vehicles. They’re pretty fun, but they’re also pretty big and heavy—which can make transporting them around rather impractical. Hence, when he had reason to travel with a 3D printed go kart, he went back to the drawing board to create something light enough to pack in regular plane luggage.
- ▪3D Printed Go Kart Designed To Fit In A Suitcase No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 24, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy [Ivan Miranda] is famous for his large-scale 3D printed vehicles.
- ▪They’re pretty fun, but they’re also pretty big and heavy—which can make transporting them around rather impractical.
- ▪Hence, when he had reason to travel with a 3D printed go kart, he went back to the drawing board to create something light enough to pack in regular plane luggage.
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3D Printed Go Kart Designed To Fit In A Suitcase No comments by: Zoe Skyforest July 24, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy [Ivan Miranda] is famous for his large-scale 3D printed vehicles. They’re pretty fun, but they’re also pretty big and heavy—which can make transporting them around rather impractical. Hence, when he had reason to travel with a 3D printed go kart, he went back to the drawing board to create something light enough to pack in regular plane luggage. The build started with some major compromises compared to [Ivan]’s previous go kart build. Notably, there are only three wheels instead of four, and a simplified control layout that eschews a regular steering wheel. These decisions were made to save weight and allow the design to be more compact.
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