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Andrea Botti
Italy
Приєднався 13 вер 2015
I like cars, motorcycles and guitars
Audi RS3 Stage 2 525hp
Abarth 500 esseesse 170hp
Yamaha MT-10
Audi RS3 Stage 2 525hp
Abarth 500 esseesse 170hp
Yamaha MT-10
Anolex 3030-Evo Pro - Aluminum Cutting Test
A quick demo of my Anolex 3030-Evo Pro cutting aluminum. The machine is 100% stock with a 300W spindle. The only minor modification is the addition of a small blower fan to prevent chip accumulation.
Tool: 1/8" single flute DLC endmill
Spindle RPM: 10000
Facing and contouring:
1000mm/min feed rate
0.15mm depth of cut
Tool: 1/8" single flute DLC endmill
Spindle RPM: 10000
Facing and contouring:
1000mm/min feed rate
0.15mm depth of cut
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DIY Carbon Fiber RC Boat - 6s Run + Rescue
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Build video: ua-cam.com/video/puOiG2NURFY/v-deo.html 0:00 Chatting (English subs available) 3:30 4s run 8:06 6s run 10:25 Rescue
DIY Carbon Fiber RC Boat - Overview and First Test
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Build video: ua-cam.com/video/puOiG2NURFY/v-deo.htmlsi=929iL2r4ppMXbh5F 0:00 Intro 0:30 Overview 4:28 First test
DIY Carbon Fiber RC Boat Build
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Hi everyone, this video shows my journey in designing and building my custom RC Mono Hull boat out of carbon fiber. I did everything myself, from 3d modeling to creating the mold for the hull and the carbon fiber lamination itself. I've also designed and 3d printed some components for the boat. First test: ua-cam.com/video/57OnnedAMT8/v-deo.html Molds video: ua-cam.com/video/ba9wRf5QR7Y/v-deo.h...
Arrma Typhon 6s Skatepark Bash
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A quick bash at the skatepark with my Arrma Typhon 6s BLX V4, running on a 4s 3450mAh LiHV. Everything is stock except for a custom battery tray and custom skid plates to prevent the chassis from wearing.
Axial Exo Terra Buggy - Quick Beach Bash - June 30th 2015
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Axial Exo Terra Buggy with Castle Creations Mamba Max 1/10 scale combo, running on 2s LiPo
Traxxas Rustler 4x4 Stock Wheelie Bar Fix
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Get the stl file here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:5965742
Traxxas Slash 4x4 - Losi TLR 22 - Bashing Montage & Slow Motion
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A video I filmed with my friends back in 2015 of us bashing our Traxxas Slash 4x4, Team Losi TLR22 and Traxxas E-REVO 1/16, with a bonus at the end of the video. 0:00 - Bashing Montage 3:13 - Bonus
XRAY T4 - Pista Hermes Modellismo - 11 settembre 2013
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An old video from 2013 of 14 year old me driving my XRAY T4 at the local 1:10 scale RC touring car track
DIY Resin Washing Station (Magnetic Stir Plate) - V3
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A quick demo of my diy magnetic stir plate, which I use as a washing station for resin 3d printing STL files: www.thingiverse.com/thing:5801318 Motor: iFlight Xing 2814 880kv m.banggood.com/it/IFlight-XING-2207-1700KV-1800KV-2450KV-2750KV-Brushless-Motor-Rotor-for-RC-Drone-FPV-Racing-p-1485844.html?gmcCountry=IT&SSC-itg-sku-1019-xp-cvrcart-11sale-21-pmaxlast¤cy=EUR&cur_warehouse=CN&create...
DIY Magnetic Stirrer for Resin 3D Prints - V2
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The key to get this to work is to use very strong magnets and a motor that can spin relatively slow. Links: DC Motor: it.aliexpress.com/item/1005004891170895.html?pdp_npi=2@dis!EUR!€ 0,76!€ 0,50!!!!!@211b58eb16703326610107606e137c!12000030911976316!btf&_t=pvid:374132ba-73e5-4767-aac2-8a4d0f9202b3&afTraceInfo=1005004891170895 pc pcBridgePPC xxxxxx 1670332661&spm=a2g0o.ppclist.product.mainProduct...
DIY Resin 3D Printing Wash Station with Magnetic Stirring
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This is a quick showcase of my DIY wash station for resin 3d prints. This is a fairly popular design, using a 12V computer fan with neodymium magnets and an impeller to stir the liquid. I tried to make the whole thing slightly more convenient to use by printing a base and adding a switch. I also made a mount to support the build plate, allowing me to take parts directly off the printer and plac...
Fiberglass Mold from 3D Printed Pattern - Carbon Fiber Mold Tutorial
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Fiberglass Mold from 3D Printed Pattern - Carbon Fiber Mold Tutorial
DIY Forged Carbon Fiber Shifter Knob - Tutorial
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DIY Forged Carbon Fiber Shifter Knob - Tutorial
DIY Carbon Fiber Fairings - Resin Infusion Tutorial
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DIY Carbon Fiber Fairings - Resin Infusion Tutorial
Yamaha MT-10 Akrapovič Decat Exhaust + Quickshifter Onboard Sound 4k
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Yamaha MT-10 Akrapovič Decat Exhaust Quickshifter Onboard Sound 4k
Battlefield 4 in 2022 - Operation Locker Clip - XBOX ONE
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Battlefield 4 in 2022 - Operation Locker Clip - XBOX ONE
Digital FPV Long Range - Cruising in the Alps - 4K UHD
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Digital FPV Long Range - Cruising in the Alps - 4K UHD
A7X - Beast and the Harlot - Guitar Cover w/Sustainiac and Backing Track
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A7X - Beast and the Harlot - Guitar Cover w/Sustainiac and Backing Track
100% Burnout Revenge after 15 years - Xbox 360
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100% Burnout Revenge after 15 years - Xbox 360
MOKART - Quali + Gara 15 minuti - Tripla telecamera OnBoard GoPro Hero 4k
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MOKART - Quali Gara 15 minuti - Tripla telecamera OnBoard GoPro Hero 4k
Audi RS3 Revo Stage 2 Fly-by and Onboard Exhaust Sound
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Audi RS3 Revo Stage 2 Fly-by and Onboard Exhaust Sound
2021 TREK MARLIN 5 - GRAVEL/URBAN RIDE - NO MUSIC
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2021 TREK MARLIN 5 - GRAVEL/URBAN RIDE - NO MUSIC
Mokart - Qualifica e Gara da 15 minuti - Doppia Camera - Best 31.548s
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Mokart - Qualifica e Gara da 15 minuti - Doppia Camera - Best 31.548s
2021 Trek Marlin 5 - 25 km Gravel Ride
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2021 Trek Marlin 5 - 25 km Gravel Ride
Yamaha MT-10 Flyby Akrapovič Exhaust + LeoVince Decat Sound 4k 60 fps
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Yamaha MT-10 Flyby Akrapovič Exhaust LeoVince Decat Sound 4k 60 fps
Abarth 500 Ragazzon Exhaust Sound - Muffler delete, 200 cell sport cat
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Abarth 500 Ragazzon Exhaust Sound - Muffler delete, 200 cell sport cat
Audi RS3 De-cat Exhaust Sound 4K GoPro Hero 5
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Audi RS3 De-cat Exhaust Sound 4K GoPro Hero 5
Great build in every aspect. You should have more followers
i want to do this so bad awsome video thank you for the info
awesome)
Гениально!
Or mount the traxxas hoss wheelie bar
Where can I find that mount?
Not sure if you’re still watching this thread. I got all the pieces for this and I’m having issues with my servo testers only working in a very narrow range. I ordered a few of them off of Amazon, they were like 8 bucks and I’ve seen where folks say some of them don’t work. What seems to happen on mine is it will start to spin, but if I turn it even a little bit it will stop and essentially restart the whole servo. I’ve watched tons of videos with people using servos, and I’ve never seen anyone have that issue. So that leads me to believe my servos are crap and I should just look for a higher quality one. Any advice on that would be greatly appreciated.
Hi, I used very cheap servo testers for this project and I haven't encountered this issue. Keep in mind that a low kv motor is required for this application because even at minimum speed, brushless motors spin quite fast, perhaps this is your issue. Just for reference, I'm using 880kv motors at 12v. Lastly, servo testers have different modes, the knob either controls a range left to right, or it can center the servo only (which for motors means being stuck at 50% throttle), maybe that's your problem. Hope this helps
@@andreabotti99 I think it's centering the servo only, but I have no idea how I set that mode up. Is there a way to change that mode on the tester? All I have are the Manual, Neutral and the Auto feature. Thanks for the help!
@@chadhamlet Mine has a button that cycles through the 3 modes and a led indicating which mode is active. I'm not sure if we have the same version so unfortunately I can't tell you much else
@@andreabotti99 I think I have it figured out. I ended up using an older brushed motor and esc I had and the servo works perfectly fine. Maybe there is something wrong with the new brushless esc or motor I bought. Doesn’t matter though, I got it to work. Your suggestions made me think of getting my older stuff. Works great. Now I have to build brackets and a case for it.
Mate, can't believe you made us sit through the cutting process but didn't show the end product...! 😂
Does the impeller shave off the bottom of the tub?
Great idea...I think you should relink to the hardware and do a "assembly" video, or wirring video :)
Surpassingly, this is the first video i've seen after searching just to find out how fiberglass/carbon RC boat hulls are joined together. I have seen tons of info and videos of people making boats out of wood and then laminating them with fiberglass or carbon. No videos though on how the typical rc boats are made with molds. With a mold that is typical of high quality RC boats there is not much information on the process of joining the top and bottom part of the mold. Your way seems logical for the size of boat but i wonder if this is even possible on a boat like a 72" Catamaran. I am not sure how you could get your hands up to the front of the hull to place strips of carbon to join the top to the bottom. I have heard of the "shoe box" method where the top and bottom sections are left with a little extra lip all the way around in order for the top to slip over top of the bottom just a little bit joining the two together. I am in the process of trying to figure out if printing a large catamaran 92 inches in order to glue it all together to make a mold but designing the boat is proving extremely difficult as their is not much to go off of. I specifically want to vacuum bag the it but have found out lately that all of the current large catamaran hull molds from nearly all the companies are not set up for vacuum bagging. Makes me want to do my own but it is a daunting project to take on. If i could get the molds made the rest is easy for me. The molds are certainly the hardest part in my experience. I am curious of your thoughts on a project like this and any other experiences you have with joining the top and bottom halves together.
This was the first time for me taking on a project like this so I don't have any experience, however here are a couple ideas: For a very large boat with little access space at the front like a catamaran, you could try to first laminate a strip of material along the whole length on the bottom of the hull. Then, while the resin is still wet and tacky, you could position the top half and go around adhering the strip using even a wooden dowel to help reach inside the tight areas. Alternatively, you could 3d print inserts with the shape of the two pointy ends of the hull (sorry, I don't know the specific name) and press them in while the resin is curing to keep pressure on the seam. Lastly, you could avoid using a strip of material altogether on the front and bond these front inserts to one side of the hull. Then when you join the two halves, you put adhesive on the insert itself, which joins and seals the hard to reach areas. Then the more accessible areas can be joined normally. This is what I could think of but I don't have that much knowledge about this topic
No file
It says the file is gone 😢
Classy build , you need shooting for that wire link though, LOL
Thank u for the file. This part is perfect
Very nice! 🤙
Epoxy resin when curing can get warm. May I ask what filament you used to print the pattern from? It looks like it wasn’t affected by the heat.
I used normal PLA, the layer of epoxy is so thin that it didn't really heat up at all. In only gets hot when you have a lot of resin at once
@@andreabotti99 thank you. That’s good information. I want to print a mould but was concerned about heat 👍
@@donr62 If you want to be extra sure, you can use a slower curing epoxy which will heat up even less
Can you please explain in more detail the power supply you're using (this is definitely preferable over lipos for this purpose) maybe upload a screenshot of your setup somewhere adding a link to your description for viewing? This would be very helpful. Assumptions from how it works section: - You have a power supply rated to provide 12v 60a - The DC plug adapter (green and black plug) has the positive and negative wires from the xt60 (male/female pair) going into it. - The xt60 is then plugged into the ESC (which has the esc positive and negative going into it) - From the power supply, you have L N G wires screwed down from a power cable that is subsequently plugged into a wall . - Then you have another 2 wires, positive and negative, coming from the power supply that goes into the other half of the DC plug adapter (male/female pair) - This then powers everything Is that about right?
You got it mostly right. My wiring looks messy but it's fairly simple, the power supply is connected to the esc via the yellow xt60 connector as if it were a lipo, except the positive wire goes to a switch first, so that I can turn off the machine since my esc doesn't have an integrated switch. The black and green connector comes before the switch and is where the power comes out from the power supply. Neither the xt60 or the black and green connectors are necessary, they are just there so I can disconnect everything if I want. Then the servo tester replaces the RC receiver you would normally use with an esc
@@andreabotti99 Thanks for your response, will try to give this setup another go.
If you spindle can handle it you can increase both the speed and rpm especially at that DOC, with that bit you can go much deeper at speed. We cut alumimium at 20k+rpm, 1500-2000mm and DOC in excess of 1/32 (2mm) with a 1/16 (3mm) bit.
Thank you for the suggestions! Unfortunately the maximum speed of this spindle is 10k rpm, so I can't increase the feeds or depth of cut without getting chatter. I'm definitely going to upgrade to a vfd spindle soon.
@@andreabotti99 Chatter must be more to do with the rigidity of your CNC, the bit will cut through aluminium like a hot knife through butter. I'd question therefore if the priority is an upgraded spindle or perhaps exploring ways to improve the machine first?
@@siukcnc From my understanding, the shafts on these cheap DC spindles are inherently not very rigid, regardless of the rest of the machine. I'm already running linear rails and lead screws, so the base platform should already be rigid enough. But I will definitely keep this in mind, thanks
@@andreabotti99 Got it, you'll know more about them than I do.
hi, how about the +/- side of the magnet impeller?
I think I'll try a washing machine motor, that should do it.
this is very bad, first the spinner is printed on PLA? PLA dissolve on alcohol in time you should have printed it on ABS. And the 12V fans are SH1T!!!! they have no capacitor. You are confusing people with this tutorial this is not helpfull
First of all, PLA does not dissolve in alcohol, I've had pieces submerged for months without issues. A 12V is definitely not the best solution but it's something easy to get, most people probably already have one they can use and as you can clearly see, it works. If you want a more powerful version check out my more recent videos. The only confused person here is you
PLA dissolves in acetone, not alcohol as stated
@@Sketchy_Dood you both are wrong, PLA dissolve in alcohol not too much but It does
@@cutescarydolls Even so, my PLA impeller still works after more than a year of being under alcohol. If it ever gets damaged I could print another one in 10 minutes and be good far another year. Why is this such a big issue for you?
ok may be im wrong with PLA but the 12V spinner is not worth @@andreabotti99
me lo vendi? :)
Awesome build. Love the rescue boat!
Thanks! I'm glad I had brought it with me on that day
ua-cam.com/video/OlzGSkLmrMw/v-deo.htmlsi=gGVOUjsIRN5Geb3u We have the same exhaust
Ciao complimenti per tutto, a cominciare dal procedimento di laminazione, fatto così bene non è da tutti, assomiglia molto come disegno ad uno scafo rc americano, “acquacraft revolt 30” in particolare nella carena e nel canopy, ma lo hai reso anche più bello. Dal video si vede che è molto stabile a 4s e tutto ben settato, quando sei passato a 6s se posso darti un suggerimento, avresti potuto provare ad abbassare appena i trim facendo attenzione a dare un1mm in più rispetto alla carena sul sinistro rispetto al destro, e se ciò non bastasse prova dare un leggero angolo negativo allo strut, anche un grado può essere sufficiente a stabilizzare alle alte velocità. Saluti
Grazie per i consigli, proverò sicuramente. Comunque ho proprio preso ispirazione dal revolt 30 quindi per quello gli somiglia
Looks promising, this will be much much better than a Cricut machine which are unusable if you want freedom to design stuff yourself.
Why?
hahahaahha FLY
Very good, just move lipos up to nose about 10 cm and tune trim tabs down
A BOM and plans would be nice.
Nice build, I'm trying to recreate one myself but I'm having issues with the polarity of the magnets. The impeller doesn't want to rotate with the fan
It's essential to get the impeller as close as possible to the rotating magnets, and to run the fan slowly at first. Please check eck out my later videos where I built a better version of this machine
Nice 👍🏼 what CAD program did you use?
What power supply do you use? I'm having a hard time finding one that provides enough current
I'm using a 360w 12V power supply which was in an old 3D printer. You can buy them now for 25-30€
@@andreabotti99 Thanks!
Ciao! Secondo te è meglio la Marlin 5 2022 o la Marlin 6 2021? Grazie
Wooow it’s amazing
Wooow awesome build bro 👍done subscribes and watching from Paris
hello, what size of magnets did you use? Thank you
I took a red vines tub, two tiny vibrating motors from an old gaming chair I used to own and taped them to the sides of the red vines tub. Best wash station I've ever had and I have 4 paid for wash stations. I also built my own curing station too.
This is very cool, however if you have nothing, youre looking at about £125 min
Good job, little tuning and it will be rocket.
Thanks, I hope!
I do the same with mine run first in 4s and then run 6s. You have to tune out the bounce before moving to 6s though 😢. Seems like it needs more trim tab
Great build! Can you include details of which magnet you used and also where you bought the containers? Id love to replicate it!
Amazing build👏 beuthyful boat and good maiden run ,congratulations 🙂
Thanks!
Great project, I enjoyed the video! The hull came out real good. How much was the mass of the empty hull? I'm currently building a twin drive mono. It is a wooden hull, but carbon laminated. Cheers, DJ
Thanks! The hull is 30 inches long, just the hull (no lid, hardware or anything) weighs 550g. The lid is about 50g more
@@andreabotti99Thanks for the info. Better have a bit extra strength, trust me 😎
Awesome project!! Well done.
Thanks!
Do you have the sli files or obj files want to make a life-size one
Hi what is the cutting tip you used? can you tell me about the name and the cutting tool you used
"Drag knife blade"
@@andreabotti99 thank you for quick response. Does it require any specific coding and other mechanical part for the blade to rotate on 3d printer? I still don't understand how it works.
@@tamaica7770 There is a small blade that can rotate on its own and cuts in 360°, the holder does not need to rotate so it can be clamped in place and the 3d printed does not need any special code, it just need to follow the contour of the sticker
@@andreabotti99 so what program to make it cut like that? is there slicer or certain program? like how would you make it cut 1 line and it goes up to move to the next line? i don't understand. you have to code it??
for now, it's very difficult to get a server that is still active with players😣
Sound fantastico ❤