The model is designed to add 10mm height to the Wahoo Front Wheel riser block so that my Road Bike is level at the Front and Rear Axles when it is mounted on my Wahoo Kickr Snap Trainer. ( I want it level to correctly record various measurements for bike fitting purposes, yes I could have used a block of wood but I have to justify my 3d printer :) )

The design slots into the original riser and should be strong enough to support vigorous efforts on the trainer.

I am unsure if Wahoo have different variants of the riser block.

The model is 250mm wide which is the limit on a Mk3 build plate. I recommend that you increase the nozzle temp a couple of degrees and drop the 1st layer print speed right down so you minimise problems with bed temp drop off at the edges of the plate

I made mine in PETG using a 0.6mm nozzle at 0.32 layer height and 3 perimeters with 25% infill. Support will be needed off the baseplate.