BIG 3D PRINTED TANK - THE CHASSIS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2019
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Finally! I managed to print all the big chassis parts and get it assembled. I'm having very good vibes with this one and I already have a whole set of new parts to assemble so there will be an update soon! Please leave all your comments and suggestions below.
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I showed my wife the first 20 seconds of this video and she said, "You are soo him!".
"Except I have no 3d printer or SPACERS!", I replied.
I'm now allowed to buy a 3d printer! (thank you Ivan!) ;)
that's just awesome!!!
I started with 1, 2 months ago. Now I have 3, ....You cant just have 1. By the time you set it up and go you need another to keep going and learning :)
@@lllBAMlll
I lasted about 12 months from my first to my second.... But I don't use it a while lot.
DUDE I'm jealous! :)
I don’t know if you are insane of you are a genius. Please, don’t change
Any is fine
All in one is Ivan😂🤣
I like the Rojo Loco, Ivan is so practical and funny 💝
The project is serious, when you see Ivan to use the real hummer!!!
It's a mallet, not a hammer
Yes comrade
3:37 omg... he finally used an actual hammer
There are times that not any hammer will do. I should have collabed with @jackmanworks
Your eyes lie not a real hammer
It's not hammer it's very high impact screwdriver.
his fans should make him a extra big Wera screwdriver for a hammer.
Actually an American Spanner
Dude your large 3D printers must be CONSTANTLY running. Its awesome !
I wish I could throw money at this guy... This has to be my favorite Chanel. Up there with Codyslab and nilered
Hey! There's a Patreon page and a paypal link in the description if you want to become my accomplice! Thanks!!
I wish I could but I just wrecked my motorcycle and broke my leg... I'm frigen broke
@@r3dn3k97 oh! Take care mate, I hope you get better soon!
I was doing something important, but the thumbnail... jeez
Nothing more important that a ginormous red 3D printed tank for sure.
Lol.
Imagine doing a prank and lifting a tank thats actually a 3D printed tank that is really detailed
Mad scientist's laugh if I've ever heard one 🤣👍
As I understand you print all of this on a homebuilt printer? My respect, man. YOU'RE AWESOME!
Next episode: Tank got even bigger and is now 1:1 scale...
Let me finish this first.
Ivan is just getting started! This is actually a single tread segment 😎
The maniac laugh at 00:30...Ivan, you´ve great things ahead :D
Any explanation for the majority of tubes do not fit in the holes?
Don´t you have nightmares after just using 33% of the tubes you initially intend to?
He must have made his tolerances yoo tight. Most 3d printers come in at just about +/- 0.1 MM.
Im betting the tube fit in the first print so he went ahead and made the rest of them.
Wow this is a very big project
The passion, patience and commitment everything he does with... My god!
YES! It's BACK!!!!
YES!!!
Wow epic. No spacers...yet. : ) Mahalo for sharing.
Not yet...
WOW! Ivan! 😮
It's looking amazing already!!!!
I'm so excited for the Tank!
You are person of a strong commitment. And I enjoy your prints.
OMF you are crazy! so much work! also "magic hacksaw?" HAHAH
Good lord. I'd been taking a break from the Tubes for a while now, and I came back to this thumbnail. Seeing this project makes me want to build either a large print farm, or one really big printer. I doubt I'll ever be doing a project quite this large in the next decade, but you sure help me think big.
Ivan, you are certifiably CRAZY, and I love it!
wow, this is soooo much bigger then i ever could imagine. i cant wait to see more
Make something again and again, you're always smiling keep going.
Greats from France
Damnn, smart design with the beams
Thank you! You were right as you said there will be a new video about the tank sooner then I think. Great work!
I tend to be right, and fail, and be right. Yes.
THAT'S SO SICK i love it you cloud make the controller on the inside and drove it too inside the thank 😂😂😂
That's a must! Tanks! And ONE ALEXANDER!!!
@@ivanmirandawastaken YEAH!!!
You're completly insane. Great Job!
TANKS!
Maybe you ought to look for a Tesla sponsorship for your electric tank. You know, to help out with the batteries this monstrosity will need.
Ya think? You may be surprised...
Ivan Miranda no room for batteries...only for ivan
Ivan Miranda In all seriousness the batteries could be pretty small if run time is short and the gear ratio/drive train is reasonably efficient
But Tesla has never spent any money on advertising
Needs a Prius battery...
It's days like this that are just great. Big red and heavy.
The amount of time this must have taken to print! Brilliant video, keep up the good work.
New project idea: 3d printed craine that will be able to move the tank
most patient guy in the world
Saw the thumbnail clicked the like button!
I do a similar thing with inserts in 3D prints. I have the tolerances worked out for my applications but there is still a ridge at the edge of the hole. This might be what was affecting the fit of your tubes - especially the cross beams - relieving the edges of the holes with a deburring tool made for plastics may be a simple solution to that problem.
He is pulling a Crazy ivan!
To port or starboard?
Careful, I tend to turn suddenly to see if I'm being followed...
Owen Sparks depends on the time
No te conocía, he entrado por un artículo que leí sobre ti. Vaya currada, te mereces muchos más suscriptores que seguro conseguirás poco a poco. Un abrazo desde Cantabria.
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!?
…I love it. :)
I sure hope you can be on that thing as you drive it around :)
I will
Ivan! you are amazing! obviously you are a master cad designer, can you make a video about the process of designing some of the project you do? I'm a mechanical engineering student and the process of inventing something and making a physical thing fascinates me.
love your videos!
Found your channel by accident... Your laugh at 0.25 made me subscribe.
It told you... ivan miranda, the one man army
Mwahahahahaah!
@@ivanmirandawastaken oh no he is more powerfull than I thought
Tanks for the enter"tank"ment.
you are awesome!
The tank is red
Our tank is red
Our tank is Soviet
Our tank is our tank
Our tank makes Stalin smile
What 3D printer are you using to make such big parts? Is it your own design?
This is just amazing.
I'm just wondering how many weeks did it take to print all these parts.
I just finished build my first 3d printed rc tank and it took forever so i can understand how complext it is for him.
Ivan is a Mad Man!! Mad Man I say. And that is why we love him so much 😂😂😂
I love it when Ivan does his evil laugh. :-)
no se si eres el unico pero es la primera vez que veo a alguien de la peninsula haciendo videos enteramente en ingles. Gran trabajo, a ver si asi crece la comunidad maker española en el entorno internacional! Sigue asi!!!
Holy crap you're actually gonna be able to ride in this thing!
you are an absolute madman, i love it
Love the editing of these videos
Cool project.....you should do 10ft rc boat that you can cruise in next.
I think I would have to compete with @petersripol on that one
This is pretty unreal!!
Thanks mate!
I know I'm quite off topic but do anyone know of a good site to stream new series online?
@Eden Jaxon Flixportal =)
@Yehuda Franklin thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I really appreciate it!!
@Eden Jaxon glad I could help xD
Every time I watch his videos i cant stopp thinking about bullyparade! Dude i like your videos!
se te esta yendo de las manos jajaja,joe yo quiero ver terminado el tanke, como mola!!!
Bravo! very ingenious!
HOW DOES HE KEEP THE PRINT QUALITY SP PERFECT OVER SO MANY PRINTS!!!!!!!!!!!! I AM LOSING IT!
By not showing you the pile of trashed prints...
Ivan Miranda XD you have no idea how much respect I have for your patience
Ivan, this is HUGE!
I don't know about your other viewers, but at least I would like to see how you design your projects and what your thinking is. With this creation my first thought were to avoid the cross joints.
Qué hobby más chulo que tienes y lo mejor es que tienes un lugar donde hacerlo, buen trabajo, a ver cómo queda ese monstruo, a ver si hay suerte y me echas una mano con un tanque que estoy montando
Muy buen trabajo, eres un crack. Impresionante como siempre. ¿En que impresora haces semejantes piezas?
Holy crap, you are absolutely crazy! :)
Awwww Thanks!
OUTSTANDING!
Hi Ivan. Looks great. What 3D printer do you use for printing such big parts?
You are absolutely insane. And its amazing :D
Wow, That's a pallet load of filament.
Sealant and you've got an amphibious tank!!!
LOVE IT! PLEASE KEEP MAKING THESE AWESOME VIDEOS!!!!! if possible more videos but i understand that you have other stuff to do and/or that print time is a thing xD anyhow I LOVE YOUR VIDS ! KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC WORK!!!!!
edit: haven't even watched the video yet but I know I'll love it and that it's amazing!
You need to look into “nut traps”. They would print nicely in those parts and make assembly considerably faster.
Insane! I really like it.
Was thinking about à Big boat like that can be amazing
Yup, you are completely crazy! And that is the best part!!
Tanks Joe! We'll see if that's contagious
Impressive I just subscribed because I want to see this thing finished
Team up with master Milo, make a full size printed tank, break a world record? Collaborators with all the TH-cam printers
I know this doesn't just jump out at you on TH-cam, but check out 3DP-Platform Excel series. Have personally spoken with their presenter/installer back 3 yrs ago. Have brochure on printers that can be custom built @ 20ft. wide x 12ft. high by they say up to 300 meters long. This is no bs. The costs would be staggering. The 3DP guy told me that a college in Connecticut(with large grants) bought one of the smaller Excel Series, but they are still way bigger than anybody elses printers.
@@davidr.massey419 wow, wonder how many decades a print would take
@@jusb1066 with a huge 4.5mm. hot end nozzle Excel can deposit 55kg./hour. Thats an object weighting a tonne in a day. 3DP has 4 different extrude rs that i'd like in a perfect world.
dat is one heck of a lot filament u pumped out for this :D
Small comment to support Red Ivan
Looks like a boat for now haha
Great job! What kind of printer did you use for the big bodyparts?
It'd be complicated but I wish you'd used torsion bar suspension and either interleaved wheels or overlapping wheels. It would improve weight distribution and overall performance.
How do you measure performance on a plastic tank? Could you pass me your metrics?
@@ivanmirandawastaken When I say performance I mean that if you have better weight distribution the tank will be putting less strain on it's suspension and would need less power to move. I'm no engineer just a WW2 enthusiast, and torsion bar suspension invented by the Germans/Russians and popularized by them for their superior "performance". As far as measuring performance in plastic idk that's your "job", but it more than likely would help considering how heavy it probably is.
Great work 👏
I suggest you to use carbon fibre sheets for the insider bottom instead of wood or whatever because it's lighter and more durable
Nice work. I would add washers behind the bolts on the inside of your big bucket :D Would be good. Looking forward to the next video.
holy CRAP! O_O that's huge!
Yep, that's what I was aiming for
@@ivanmirandawastaken don't know if you already solved the problem of the aluminum beams that doesn't fit, but if it's not that much the difference you can try putting them in the freezer or find a way the lower their temperature.. they should shrink enough to fit..extracting them afterwards is another story.....
Your next project could be a boat you can sit in, I wonder where I got that idea from? Can't wait to see the rest of it.
Que genio! 😱 Has imprimido en PLA o ABS?
oh yes... this is gonna be a damn good build
Madness? No... this is Ivan :,D
Lots of nuts and bolts there adding to the overall weight. Am wondering if nylon bolts and large plastic dowels might work?
Epic!!! TANKS!
TANKS!
Very useful having 2 Ivans at 5:25, I wonder if there are any more?
Let me look in the back...
Ok this one will be Crazy Big !! :)
Cant wait till more!!!!!
Bruh this dude gonna be rolling in a Tiger II in WWIII
First, I love your energy and the crazy projects you tackle! And, I wish you success in this latest endeavor of the “BIG TANK MARK II”! I did a little research and found playlists from your previous two projects - nice work.
Now, clearly, this current project involves A LOT of time/energy/money/knowhow! Even more than the others.
Often I inform interested parties that, “Many things can be 3D printed, but not everything. And, everything that can shouldn’t!” So, from a practical standpoint, this human-sized/rideable tank should not be 3D printed - BUT, I suspect you have motivations that justify your commitment… or you truly are just crazy!:D
Whatever the case, you are going for it; and going for it BIG! I will cheer you on along the way!:)…
What unit do you buy your filament in? Tons?
those are some massive prints! What printer did you use again?
Amazing 😍
Just how much filliment and time did you put into just printing the parts.
Finally!
It looks really good. How long did it take to print all those parts? I love tis project and your channel. Looking forwart to see it move!