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A printer has been probably the most useful tool I have added to my toolbox, not only for this hobby, but it really comes in handy for so many other things! I just use Blender to create my models, it's free and very easy to use. Just learning about 5 things in Blender and anyone could create the models I did for this build. Maybe I should do a tutorial on those 5 things. Do you have your eye on a particular printer? I was thinking about getting an A1 Mini (still Bambu Lab) to see how another type of their printers work. I am pretty confident though, that they would be amazing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

My son has a couple different bamboo labs printers, and a resin one. Not sure of its brand. I was thinking about the A1 mini also@@KSOutdoors-PNW

@ Bambu Lab has some very good printers. When you get a printer, I'd love to know what you think of it. If you want to know anything about what I use or printing in general feel free to ask, I'm an open book.

Thank you! I don't know what led me to do this, but I'm interested to see how this turns out. Half of me thinks it will just fall apart, but, either way, an interesting experiment. 😃

I'll bet you are 100% correct, if the shocks even last long enough to eventually collapse down. I can tell you this, these don't feel like shocks I'd want on any build, but I have to know what that $$ savings is costing me in other areas. There are a lot of things we can test out with this build, total cost, durability, performance, weight, and probably some other stuff. I should probably build another one so we can actually compare them (and if this one implodes I'll still have one😃).

Thank you! I really love how the snow terrain turned out, I want to try and spruce up the other sections but I'll have to play around with different ideas, but who knows, you may see an Abominable Snow creature! 😁☃ I do have some ideas for some modifications I want to try and add so I'm hoping to have some time to get started on that this winter!

@KSOutdoors-PNW can't wait to see it! I'll be subscribing to your channel to see further progress. 🙂

@@rcgeneration824 Glad to have you aboard!🎊

Thank you! If you're interested in using the magnet mounts, I just added them to the models from this video that I made available on Thingiverse. They're all yours! You can find them here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6901211

Thanks! I'm hoping I can get him to weather the body and see if we can add some realism. I kind of want to make my own now so I can use this weathering kit that just arrived. I'll probably just try it with my Unimog build first. 😄🚚

Thanks! Yeah the filament running out probably made it turn out better than it would have. I'm about 6 hours away from Portland, in WA. I'm giving the additional bodies I didn't end up using to my brother in case he wanted to try them out or practice weathering. If you have a printer the original model can be found here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3328090, it's free to download and it includes fender flares, faux lights and the International symbol. 👍

The H1 was printed with an X1 Carbon. 🤙It's a fantastic printer!

Well welcome to the (4-wheel) hobby, and thank you! It was definitely a great learning experience. Good luck on the course! If you want any details about certain sections/terrain on our course, let me know! I'm happy to share. 👍

Thanks! I'm already thinking of adding to it. More on the obstacle side of things rather than more area. 😃 I just edited the video description to include the models for both the RTI ramp and Breakover Angle tool if you're interested or have a 3D printer. 🤙 Keep building!

Awesome! Good luck on the build list! I usually forget something and have to wait for shipping, Now I'll just go back to my parts list when I'm checklisting. 😄 I'm working on adjusting the ride height of the Unimog body, I'd like it to sit a bit lower and I think I have enough room for an interior so we'll see how that goes. I'll be weathering the outside of the shell so that will be a fun video.

It's a 4mm chuck on the electric screwdriver since it's for precision bits (I think it would be equivalent to 5/32) and it uses 4mm hex shank bits, the Injora 8-in-1 manual set uses a standard driver size, I believe it's 1/4-inch (6.35mm). 🤙

@KSOutdoors-PNW Thank you. I'm gonna try to find some 4mm shank nut drivers.

Welcome to one of the most enjoyable hobbies on the planet! I'd love to pick up a TRX4m, Traxxas does a great job with their rigs and the HT editions look awesome!

Thank you! I wasn't sure how it would turn out but I'm glad to have somewhere close that we can put some miles on the new rigs that are coming. 😃

I took it off road with no major mechanical issues other than what I posted. I haven't driven it on sand, but I have driven it through moderate mud, washed out roads and around 8" deep puddles/streams and it did very well. The terrain wasn't a factor in stopping it and it never seemed like it was close to getting stuck. Only the melted spark plug wire and broken exhaust were what slowed us down. I haven't had an issue since fixing it.

Thanks! I just got this thing up and running so I'm working on some rigs to see what they can do. 🛻

Thanks! I just built it cause I ran out of room to drive around... 😄

That's a good idea!

@KSOutdoors-PNW people would still see the lights.. they would still be functional.. may have to flip them. So let me ask sir.. is it worth getting and did you pay cash or use their credit?

Yeah it is probably the coolest go-kart I've had, it has quite a bit of power for what it is. I probably wouldn't get another one, it's a bit overpriced, but I had to see what it was all about. Nothing else has broken thankfully, but if it does we'll see how difficult replacement parts will be to get. GoPowerSports carries a lot of the parts for Trailmaster stuff and they've been pretty good to work with.

Yes! Here's a video! ua-cam.com/video/DRRhsyOfNI4/v-deo.html

I bought the Cheetah 300EX from GoPowerSports, they carry mostly minibikes and gokarts and parts/accessories for stuff like that.

I think you're probably correct since they changed the description, but I'm impressed that they stood by what it originally said and owned up to it. We've purchased a few minibikes/gokarts from GoPowerSports and they have yet to let us down. I'm assuming everything would come in the crate with the exception of the spare tire and tire carrier. We originally planned to get it crated to post a video of it arriving and putting everything together, but for some reason with this particular model, the closest GPS could deliver was 1 state away, so we went with it fully assembled on a car hauler. Our 200XRS was able to be delivered just down the road at a terminal (and nothing was missing) so I'm not sure why this couldn't be crated closer. The only downside to having them delivered via crate is that you have to have a trailer or other means to get it back to wherever you're going to assemble it. Thanks for your comment!

I've also had good experiences with GPS. We ordered 2 exhaust kits for the Coleman mini bikes and one of the pipes arrived with the flange only tack welded on. We contacted them to simply get it replaced before mounting it and it just breaking. They just sent us another no question asked and told us to keep it. 5 mins of welding later and we now had 3 kits. Keep the videos of this Trailmaster coming. If you could, do a video on the engine, transmission, and drive train. I'm curious how they have this ran from the engine to CTV to transmission to the final chain drive. This is most likely going to be my next purchase for the family. The 300ex looks like it will be big enough for myself to enjoy, but also something that I won't have to worry as much about kids riding while I'm working.

Haha 😂

No problem, here's a link to a trip we just got back from, there's some footage of the Cheetah and some mishaps we had: Oops put the wrong link, here you go: ua-cam.com/video/yRas4XFDBrU/v-deo.html

Look out for the next one‼