SCOTT SPARK 2017-2020 Toolbox V1

I bought a Scott Spark RC 900 2020 model, with the very well known vertical rear suspension (which I love), so there is no space for a toolbox bottle cage, I did not want the saddle bag because it gets full of mud and asked myself "What if you try to design a toolbox that locks with one of the bottle cage bolts and fits perfectly with the bike?". Long story (because it took me over one month of trial and error) short, I did it and IT'S PERFECT!!

No, seriously, why hasn't SYNCROS sold one of these toolboxes? Specialised has the SWAT system, what would have cost SYNCROS to do something similar? I have been asked tones of times if I sell those, nearly every owner of a SCOTT SPARK that has seen the toolbox wants one. It takes me too much time to print them, otherwise, I would sell them.

What do I fit into the toolbox?

• 1x Tubolito MTB 29" tube
• 1x 20/25g CO2 cartridge
• 1x CO2 cartridge head
• 1x Topeak Mini 20 Pro
• A lot of zip ties very well organized and packed
• 1x ParkTool TL-1.2 tire lever

(and there is still some more room for maybe a key)

IMPORTANT: The version posted fits perfectly with an "SYNCROS TAILOR CAGE 1.0 RIGHT" bottle cage, the one that I have, cannot guarantee the fit with other bottle cages, but I can release a universal version if someone asks.

NOTE 1: Normally I tend to release the design in f3d, not this time, this thing has taken me so much time of design, over 15 full prints until the final design, I have even had to learn how to print with PETG and master it (because PLA is not strong enough)

NOTE 2: Is splashproof, water enters, the SWAT from Specialised is not waterproof and neither my homemade toolbox for the bike is.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

CR-10S

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0,2mm

Infill:

50%

Filament: SMARTFIL PETG Cobalt

Notes:

I have attached in the file section the Cura 4.4 profile that I used when printing it in my Creality CR-10S, which might be OK as a start point, worked for me on a fairly stock CR-10S, might not be the best profile, but it worked perfectly for me.