Absolutely amazing wor! Congrats! I see that you use an Ender 3 and is difficult to print flexible filaments on it. There are very simple mods (3d printables) to the extruder to better support flexible filaments, but off course you can change the extruder to a BMG (the clones work pretty well too). In a few days I will try to make this project, currently I'm making the "Duke Doks 1:10 Adaptable Chassis". Best regards and thanks for sharing your great work!
Thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I changed the extruder to a dual gear and can print flexible filament with some quality. When you finish my project I'd love to see the final result! Thanks again.
should design the tires much less flat. The reason tires are not flat on a car, is the narrow center of the tire "smushes" in to the pavement, allowing the outer edges to then make contact. This creates much more traction/grip than a flat tire, which will attempt to apply the grip mostly to the inner part of the tires instead of across the entire surface of the treads. You also are losing a lot of grip in your turns with flat tires.
Thanks for the tip, the car loses traction because the TPU I used is very rigid, I should use NinjaFlex or something more flexible, however I only have this TPU. Since the tyres got too rigid they don't deform. And the loss of traction in corners is due to the small contact area of the front tyres with the ground. I'm assembling the V2 and I'm going to make an AWD car to try to solve the problem of low traction in corners.
Amazing work! What do you think the all up material costs of the car would be (bolts, filament...)? And do you think with larger softer tires, the car could be used in more rough offroad/dirt applications? Thanks in Advance!
I think the cost of the car is about 70/80 euros.The electronics I used cost about 50€, 10/15€ in filament and 10/15€ in screws and bearings. This price can change a lot depending on the radio you buy and the price of the screws and bearings. And yes the car can be used off the road. If you want to print this model I recommend you wait a month or two, I finished the V2 a few days ago and now I'm just improving some details, after that I will start filming and editing. The V2 is AWD, it has bigger wheels, better chassis and aesthetic improvements like cover, spoiler and bumpers. The performance is much better, it's faster and as it's higher it doesn't get stuck so much in off-road obstacles. Thanks a lot for the support and in case you need any help I am here to answer all your questions.
@@theorangebaron1595 Yes it will be a bit more expensive, you need more bearings, more screws and more plastic to print everything, however some parts are optional and if you don't use them the performance of the car will be the same. I used the same electronics, so I think the V2 will cost more or less 10 euros more than the V1. On the other hand, some parts in the V1 would break frequently and it was necessary to print new ones, spending more plastic, and this happens less in the V2 since it is more rubust.
Thank you very much for your support. I didn't use a scale, I drew the car piece by piece and with it I saw the best dimensions for each thing. Between axles it has 230mm, in total it has 305mm of length and 190mm of width.
I first bought the yellow ESC and it only works one way, so the car had no reverse. Later I bought a bidirectional ESC but I can't work well with it, so I use the yellow one even without reverse.
@3Dimensions thanks, i made some changes on the suspension , i make it more stronger and it working now, not completly but working hehe, i will coment on thinkverse with photo and more information about all the upgrade there i made
@@3dimensions478 i posted my version on your thingiverse project :) , but i dont find a way to put the files i made changes . Another question ( and sorry for that but is my first time make this haha ), what esc you used with backward and forward? I tried to find but no succes
I have seen it, thank you very much for sharing and I hope you have a lot of fun with the car. I bought an ESC with reverse but it didn't work very well so I used an ESC with only one direction, the yellow one. Yesterday I ordered a new ESC with reverse for a new project but I don't know if it works well yet, after I test it I can share the link. And don't hesitate to ask, this car was also the first time I put together a system like this.
@@garygracias4229 Nuts: pt.aliexpress.com/item/10000234830856.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.620f47bamWCevU&algo_pvid=null&algo_expid=null&btsid=0b0a556f16230185657735451e5478&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_ Bearing: pt.aliexpress.com/item/4000013719586.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.2742b90ads6970 and pt.aliexpress.com/item/32852057465.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.2742b90aX99VSR If you need anything else just let me know
I didn't use a scale, I drew the car piece by piece and with it I saw the best dimensions for each thing. Between axles it has 230mm, in total it has 305mm of length and 190mm of width.
Amazing work, dude. Props from França
Amazing job! For the v2 there has to be a change on those wheels, i suggest using something like ninja flex or coat the wheels with a layer of rubber.
I use an Ender 3 and it is complicated to print flexible filaments, however I see options to improve tire grip. Thanks a lot for your support.
Very nice m8. Cheers from Australia!!
Very interesting project!!
Nice work.
Well done, m8. Cheers from Cacém, near Nigeria
very nice
Tooooo goood bro
Thank you very much!
Bro , please make a monster truck with 3d printer👍👍
print orientation, as per files or should the be repositioned??? nice model and easy for first build.
Thanks, in this model you should use the best orientation to print each part, for example to use less support material.
Absolutely amazing wor! Congrats! I see that you use an Ender 3 and is difficult to print flexible filaments on it. There are very simple mods (3d printables) to the extruder to better support flexible filaments, but off course you can change the extruder to a BMG (the clones work pretty well too). In a few days I will try to make this project, currently I'm making the "Duke Doks 1:10 Adaptable Chassis". Best regards and thanks for sharing your great work!
Thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I changed the extruder to a dual gear and can print flexible filament with some quality. When you finish my project I'd love to see the final result! Thanks again.
should design the tires much less flat. The reason tires are not flat on a car, is the narrow center of the tire "smushes" in to the pavement, allowing the outer edges to then make contact. This creates much more traction/grip than a flat tire, which will attempt to apply the grip mostly to the inner part of the tires instead of across the entire surface of the treads. You also are losing a lot of grip in your turns with flat tires.
Thanks for the tip, the car loses traction because the TPU I used is very rigid, I should use NinjaFlex or something more flexible, however I only have this TPU. Since the tyres got too rigid they don't deform. And the loss of traction in corners is due to the small contact area of the front tyres with the ground. I'm assembling the V2 and I'm going to make an AWD car to try to solve the problem of low traction in corners.
Amazing work! What do you think the all up material costs of the car would be (bolts, filament...)? And do you think with larger softer tires, the car could be used in more rough offroad/dirt applications? Thanks in Advance!
I think the cost of the car is about 70/80 euros.The electronics I used cost about 50€, 10/15€ in filament and 10/15€ in screws and bearings. This price can change a lot depending on the radio you buy and the price of the screws and bearings. And yes the car can be used off the road.
If you want to print this model I recommend you wait a month or two, I finished the V2 a few days ago and now I'm just improving some details, after that I will start filming and editing.
The V2 is AWD, it has bigger wheels, better chassis and aesthetic improvements like cover, spoiler and bumpers. The performance is much better, it's faster and as it's higher it doesn't get stuck so much in off-road obstacles.
Thanks a lot for the support and in case you need any help I am here to answer all your questions.
@@3dimensions478 Thanks for the advice, can’t wait for the V2!
Another question, will the V2 be more complex/expensive than this one?
@@theorangebaron1595 Yes it will be a bit more expensive, you need more bearings, more screws and more plastic to print everything, however some parts are optional and if you don't use them the performance of the car will be the same. I used the same electronics, so I think the V2 will cost more or less 10 euros more than the V1. On the other hand, some parts in the V1 would break frequently and it was necessary to print new ones, spending more plastic, and this happens less in the V2 since it is more rubust.
Awesome, I already have the electronics so the extra bearings and screws will be worth the extras durability. Thanks!
well done :)
Thank you :)
what scale is this? really neat job you did, very impressive on the instructions too!
Thank you very much for your support. I didn't use a scale, I drew the car piece by piece and with it I saw the best dimensions for each thing. Between axles it has 230mm, in total it has 305mm of length and 190mm of width.
how did you setup the esc to work both front and reverse ?
I first bought the yellow ESC and it only works one way, so the car had no reverse. Later I bought a bidirectional ESC but I can't work well with it, so I use the yellow one even without reverse.
I’m almost done with the project, but now I’m trying to solve the problem with the suspension, it’s too soft, the back is touching the floor
It could be the TPU you're using. If you can't fix it let me know and I'll put a stronger suspension on the thingiverse.
@3Dimensions thanks, i made some changes on the suspension , i make it more stronger and it working now, not completly but working hehe, i will coment on thinkverse with photo and more information about all the upgrade there i made
@@shadowlest Thanks a lot for your support.
@@3dimensions478 i posted my version on your thingiverse project :) , but i dont find a way to put the files i made changes .
Another question ( and sorry for that but is my first time make this haha ), what esc you used with backward and forward? I tried to find but no succes
I have seen it, thank you very much for sharing and I hope you have a lot of fun with the car.
I bought an ESC with reverse but it didn't work very well so I used an ESC with only one direction, the yellow one. Yesterday I ordered a new ESC with reverse for a new project but I don't know if it works well yet, after I test it I can share the link. And don't hesitate to ask, this car was also the first time I put together a system like this.
Hey I would like to print this design but I can't find the nuts and bearings dimensions could you pls share it
Hi, all the parts and dimensions are in the instruction manual but if you want I can send you the links I used, I bought everything on aliexpress.
@@3dimensions478 yes pls that would be great
@@garygracias4229 Nuts: pt.aliexpress.com/item/10000234830856.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.620f47bamWCevU&algo_pvid=null&algo_expid=null&btsid=0b0a556f16230185657735451e5478&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
Bearing: pt.aliexpress.com/item/4000013719586.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.2742b90ads6970 and pt.aliexpress.com/item/32852057465.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.2742b90aX99VSR
If you need anything else just let me know
@@3dimensions478 thanks alot man
How scale this rc
I didn't use a scale, I drew the car piece by piece and with it I saw the best dimensions for each thing. Between axles it has 230mm, in total it has 305mm of length and 190mm of width.
this is a onroad car not a all-terrain car or a truggy..........