StepTrapBox: CNC Design Files

Versatile Parkour Training Obstacle

StepTrapBox combines  a classic trapezoidal vault box with the utility of a stepped box for the best of both worlds. The box is ~28 inches tall with a footprint of 29.8 inches by ~47 inches.The Design has two optional pass through hole for a 1-1/4" pipe commonly used for parkour scaffolding setups.

Materials Required:

2 4’x8’x3/4” plywood Cabinet Grade, Void Free (actual 0.72" or ~18mm)
Recommended: Radiata Pine
90 x 2 inch wood screws
Wood Glue

Tools Required:

CNC Router (4ft x 8ft working area recommended, 30 inch x 48 inch minimum)
¼” end mill
⅛” drill bit
Router (hand held)
⅛” round over router bit
Counter sink drill bit
Drill/Driver
Circular Saw or Table Saw

What's Included in Your Files?

• Vector Design File
• Toolpath Specification Drawing
• Detailed Build and Assembly instructions

Personal or Commercial Use?

Are you an enthusiast who wants to build a box to two to train at home or with your friends? The Personal Use License is for you see the full Terms and Conditions for details.

Are you a coach, or gym owner who wants to use this system to design your gym or teach a parkour/design program. The Commercial Use License is for you. This license does not allow for resale of the finished items produced by these design files just the use of those items in the delivery of services see the full Terms and Conditions for details. Commercial Use License buyers will receive a separate license certificate after their order has been processed. 

If you have already purchased the Personal Use License and want to upgrade to the Commercial Use License purchase the upgrade option.

Don't have a CNC Router or don't know how to use one?

Reach out we have connections to makerspaces all over the world and may be able to connect you with someone who can help you get started. We can also travel to you to build you custom QuickBoxes or other equipment.  

Note:

Some images show an older version of this design with extra handles in the middle of the faces. They were found to not be useful and have been removed from this design.