Andrew Osborn Homebuilt Tank 2020

[@piggel6185]

tanks and bluegrass, amazing combination

[@mimimitchell1989]

Very nice build , I love your design most homemade tracked vehicles has trouble in the turns yours seams to handle it with ease keep up the great work and keep on make;n .

[@joeosborn123]

Thanks very much. Andrew put a lot of work into this. He uses a differential and brakes one track to make a turn. Your builds are amazing, btw!

[@Osterwald92]

Woah, self made tank tracks. They are working and even look cool. Congratulations👏. In my opinion tracks are the most difficult part of a tracked vehicle to make. ... Wonder how long that little lawnmower differentiel will last though.🤔

[@davejohnson385]

Keep your hands inside the vehicle, and on your musical instruments at all times…😆🥰

[@papaskip]

I would say our nation's future is in good hands!

[@joeosborn123]

Thanks! (Or I should say, "tanks!"). ;-)

[@whoseely5400]

@@joeosborn123 can you make a tutorial?

[@luckeyranchrailroadlrr1023]

Now that's cool!!!

[@TinyHouseHomestead]

Nice ...... VW Van! Oooooo, and the tank tooooo! 🤣👍
When is the next update hmmmmmm! 😁

[@SiGmund63]

Amazing!

[@joeosborn123]

Thanks!

[@jamescobun7395]

Will he make the flies/plans available for others to build something similar?

[@R3cHin13]

Nice job :) how did you make the tracks ?

[@joeosborn123]

Thanks for the note! Andrew designed the track segments himself using a free copy of Fusion 360. He borrowed design principles from WWII tanks. He programmed the parts for CNC machining using Surfcam. He then machined all 200+ identical track segments out of 6061 Aluminum on a Vertical Machining Center (VMC).