Congratulations on the great design and construction. Shocks are impressive and also the belt too. I didn't know 3D printer can do something like this. As for why it doesn't drift, I have a few suggestions. First the steering angle is very small so you can't initiate the drift or make it go sideways as easily as it should. Next are the tyres. Seems like they're trying to grip on the floor all the time so maybe you can print them out of a more solid and slippery material. Otherwise you might have to make do with Mini-Z drift tyres.
@@BeaversHobby didnt expect beaver is coming this video lol I'm give up to mini rc cause of its price so I'm saving for 3d printer instead I've found this and then found beaver comment haha
Awesome 😍 Liked in particular the shocks solution 😁 But if you wanna drift, or drift more ir simple for you to print new steering parts for the wheels turn more. Amazing man👌
Looking at the STLs, it seems that MR85 bearings are not needed, if they go in the hubs. Both front and rear hubs have the same size and fit the MR128. Anyone found the same? Thank you.
Hey great design! What batteries, ESC, and capacitors did you use? I had to lengthen the battery box and modify the lower and upper chassis to get 10440 batteries to fit.
I printed this chassis and almost finished assembling it. Are you on the open Z facebook group or any other rc 3d printing group? I wanted to show you the pics and ask you a couple questions.
Hi, in the process of printing from the thingiverse link, but the file only have one *tripod* arms, tripod im guessing being the shafts, where as the linkages to the hubs are longer on one side than the other, so required 2 different sizes. any ideas? as i cant finish this build. regards
Great work man! Just a question: I already tried the Gamma print-in-place RC. I used a Lipo 7.4V, but in 5 minutes I literally fried the pinion. BTW, I had to print my own pinion in PLA, because it is quite hard for me to find them (2USD each... quite expensive) Does it work with bought pinions and 10440 batteries? Thank you!
Nah, you don't need a gyro to drift. I used to drift all the time back when I had my xmod's rc car. Those didn't have gyros, you just had to keep the power going
@@Romasu_ Exactly. These smaller scale RC cars drift beautifully if you have AWD and some slick tires or a slick surface. With the rubber tires on my xmods, I could drift around the dusty linoleum flooring we had in the science room like a dream. On grippier surfaces the plastic drift tires would drift on everything no problem. Xmods in rwd mode definitely were a nightmare to drift. I think there was some sort of weird tire/diff setup that did make it easier, but with no gyro it's basically impossible I think.
I printed some of your parts and I admire the quality of your design. I plan to build the whole car. How did you get the printed servo horn to stick to the servo? A little bit of glue? 0:19 I printed the dogbones horizontally for better layer adhesion.
Hi Your video is good. Please can I share it with the Chinese media? The original author will be identified in the introduction and your link will be left.😄
This was my fist time controlling a drift car, if you know what the problem is, please let me know, Thank you. 멋진 드리프트 영상을 보여드리고 싶었는데 쉽지 않네요, 뭐가 문제인지 어떻게 하는건지 아신다면 댓글 부탁드립니다.
more like "Hard to drift with 4wd if you don't know how to set up the car for 4wd drifting." Any rally driver will tell you that its super EZ to drift with 4wd.. All you need is a stiff front with some tow out, a soft and heavy ass with locked diff (ONLY IN THE BACK) and the right tires'n'surface combination to slide on ;) Have fun ;)
Congratulations on the great design and construction. Shocks are impressive and also the belt too. I didn't know 3D printer can do something like this.
As for why it doesn't drift, I have a few suggestions. First the steering angle is very small so you can't initiate the drift or make it go sideways as easily as it should. Next are the tyres. Seems like they're trying to grip on the floor all the time so maybe you can print them out of a more solid and slippery material. Otherwise you might have to make do with Mini-Z drift tyres.
Thank you. 😊
@@OhMy3DPrinter My pleasure. Looking forward to see you will create next.
@@BeaversHobby didnt expect beaver is coming this video lol I'm give up to mini rc cause of its price so I'm saving for 3d printer instead I've found this and then found beaver comment haha
Beaver knows his stuff! Binged watched all his videos
I've been working on a 3D printed RC cars for the last weeks, got to admit that your design is really awesome!!
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Wow superb quality design! Thanks for sharing !
Your scraping technique looks like a really good way to lose the parts you just printed out lol.
Yup
Little bit aggressive
This man needs to invest in a magnetic print bed
yes
Could you make a detailed guide on how to assemble it great 👍
Which pieces were printed in petg and which ones were printed in PLA? Thanks!
I finally have a decent printer, so I definitely "need" this. 😉👍
Awesome 😍
Liked in particular the shocks solution 😁
But if you wanna drift, or drift more ir simple for you to print new steering parts for the wheels turn more.
Amazing man👌
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Really cool build! Could you post a link to the screws you used for this build? Also a parts list of electronics would be really helpful too! Thanks!
sorry, I sould have just asked are they all 5mm screws?
Why didn't you put suspension on screws?
Looking at the STLs, it seems that MR85 bearings are not needed, if they go in the hubs. Both front and rear hubs have the same size and fit the MR128. Anyone found the same? Thank you.
what servo are you useing?
Hey great design! What batteries, ESC, and capacitors did you use? I had to lengthen the battery box and modify the lower and upper chassis to get 10440 batteries to fit.
What belt type and size your using?
where does the dif oring go?
Very nice work!!
Great job！
If I bought same from Kyosho, it would cost ~120 bucks!
You can build this for ~5 bucks or less!!
Amazing work🔥😍❤👍
I printed this chassis and almost finished assembling it. Are you on the open Z facebook group or any other rc 3d printing group? I wanted to show you the pics and ask you a couple questions.
you have very good desining skill
Hi, in the process of printing from the thingiverse link, but the file only have one *tripod* arms, tripod im guessing being the shafts, where as the linkages to the hubs are longer on one side than the other, so required 2 different sizes. any ideas? as i cant finish this build.
regards
Great work man!
Just a question: I already tried the Gamma print-in-place RC. I used a Lipo 7.4V, but in 5 minutes I literally fried the pinion.
BTW, I had to print my own pinion in PLA, because it is quite hard for me to find them (2USD each... quite expensive)
Does it work with bought pinions and 10440 batteries?
Thank you!
Dude I love this car I have to print it!
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Haha nice car 😎👍
Really like how you designed the shocks
Has anybody worked out how many of each bearing to use as he has made BOM for it,want to print one but can't without the quantity of bearings
Cool! Now make one of the skid steer ones for ultimate drifting (check fettec on thingiverse).
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This is so cool
It was awsome tell the dog destroys it😂
You need a gyro to drift. Awesome built! I will give it a go soon! Thank you!
Nah, you don't need a gyro to drift. I used to drift all the time back when I had my xmod's rc car. Those didn't have gyros, you just had to keep the power going
@@kasuraga 110%. now if it was a rear-wheel sure but these don't have the weight or size for that.
@@Romasu_ Exactly. These smaller scale RC cars drift beautifully if you have AWD and some slick tires or a slick surface. With the rubber tires on my xmods, I could drift around the dusty linoleum flooring we had in the science room like a dream. On grippier surfaces the plastic drift tires would drift on everything no problem.
Xmods in rwd mode definitely were a nightmare to drift. I think there was some sort of weird tire/diff setup that did make it easier, but with no gyro it's basically impossible I think.
Hi , great work ! Do you make the 3d model in fusion?what about shrinking ? Do you use tolerance? How much ? Show us your cad workflow please
i’ve assembled the car and did a lot of break-in, but the car still has a lot of friction. Are you experiencing this issue too?
I am soooooo glad I got a spring steel build plate
What is the measure of the belt?
why do you only have 2k subs it is so cool
I printed some of your parts and I admire the quality of your design. I plan to build the whole car.
How did you get the printed servo horn to stick to the servo? A little bit of glue?
0:19 I printed the dogbones horizontally for better layer adhesion.
no glue, the servo horn hole is a little bit tapered hole so just tighten the screw
@@OhMy3DPrinter that's genius.
My printer can't print flexible parts. so please tel me ather way for drive belt. Thanks
Buy one!
@@lazyman1011 thanks brother.😂
@@champakasandagomi2922 😜
But for real you could buy one or another printer on the long run. They are cheap nowadays.
what printer do you have? i printed the belt on a stock ender 3 pro without issues.
NIce car, nice work. :)
Did you used tpu for the belt?
yes right!
Es un hermoso diseño! Felicidades! Cómo configuraste la impresión de las piezas para que sean fuertes estructuralmente hablando?
good job！
Cool
U need a flex bed, hurts my eyes watching yoi scraping lol
Nice
love it
Hi, i completed your build. I love it. I posted a video and pictures of it on my instagram.
Nice one, maybe netto 3Dprinted offroad car?
This is amazing! Did you go to school to learn?
That is art
nice one keep going ;D musik taste is good ! whats that song name`?
whats is the nozzle size u use in your printer for the gears?
I'm using 0.4mm nozzle for everything, thank you.
@@OhMy3DPrinter thank you!! congrats for the amazing projects ;)
Amazing
Looks fantastic, did you print on your previous made printer or did you make/buy a bigger one? Would love to know more about your 3d printer :)
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Hi Your video is good. Please can I share it with the Chinese media? The original author will be identified in the introduction and your link will be left.😄
Absolutely brilliant,
Which materials do you use?
I used PLA and PETG, Thank you.
I bet if you could 3D print bearing parts, motor parts and even the electronics you would 3D print them too XD
why not? that would be awesome ! lol
Impressive!!!!
Would love an update!
Hi,bro,that's a amazing job,but I have a problem, how to make this part （the belt ，the pully）？Please tell me What software do you use，solidworks？
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Your cute dog want some fight with your rc
Do you have the link to the belt?
Sorry. The belt was designed by myself. I think it should be printed with TPU material.
@@OhMy3DPrinter ok. thankyou very much! Have fun with RC!
멋지네요~! 만들어봐야겠어요 !
This was my fist time controlling a drift car, if you know what the problem is, please let me know, Thank you.
멋진 드리프트 영상을 보여드리고 싶었는데 쉽지 않네요, 뭐가 문제인지 어떻게 하는건지 아신다면 댓글 부탁드립니다.
Maybe a smoother esc? The one you are using isnt very smooth, I have it as well. Great work though! impressive!
Are the tires made of tpu or pla? I would say the tires have too much grip
@@MrAC111 it's TPU, yeah I agree tires have too much grip, I will figure it out soon, Thank you.
@@OhMy3DPrinter Try tires from pla :) When drifting you need very little grip The 1:10 awd drifters also use hard plastic tires
한국분이셨네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 깜짝놀랐습니다.
지금 출력하신 휠이 몇미리 구경인가요~?
20mm 혹은 22mm내경의 드리프트 타이어는 사제로 구매하실수있습니다 그쪽이 더 그립이 낮아서 컨트롤하기는 쉬울것같습니다!
추천제품은 DS-LF5S이며 국내에서 구매하실수있을거에요.
전체적으로 차속이 빠르다보니 컨트롤하기 힘들어보이는데 그점만 해결하면 충분히 멋진영상 찍으실수있으실것같습니다
다음영상도 기대하겠습니다!
I will make thic mini rc car😛😛
Wow!
Wow!
the dog LMAO
looks like keoshi mini-z
hard to drift with 4wd
more like "Hard to drift with 4wd if you don't know how to set up the car for 4wd drifting."
Any rally driver will tell you that its super EZ to drift with 4wd..
All you need is a stiff front with some tow out, a soft and heavy ass with locked diff (ONLY IN THE BACK) and the right tires'n'surface combination to slide on ;)
Have fun ;)
깜짝이야 한국인이였네?..
네.. ㅎㅎ
file link pz
Hi, this is the link www.thingiverse.com/thing:5942724 thank you.
@@OhMy3DPrinter thanks and nice work.