Worlds Largest OpenRC F1 3D Printed RC Car - IT DRIVES!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2019
- I THINK this means it's time to bring this phase of the Worlds Largest OpenRC F1 3D Printed RC Car to a conclusion! That ending - NO ONE saw that coming!
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You did well! And that end didn't disappoint!
Nice to see you here
The only thing that dissapointed Ivan was probably the color of the car
Gustavo Dinosaurio it wasn’t miranda red lmao
lol
Not really, it was quite slow and not very durable.
Wrecked just like a real F1 car. Front wing damage is the most common damage in F1
That's what I've heard! See, just like the big cars! :)
Yep and the wheels fell off with the slightest kiss.
But the small difference is that this rc car was going slower than my invalid grandma
Very true. We had to limit power at the Electronic Speed Controller to less than 10% of max at full stick.
Upgrade time, Suspension. Some way to improve tire grip.. FPV controls.
step 1. integrate nitro engine. step 2. add brushless fan to keep car on the ground. step 3. add rubber tires. step 4. add independent suspension, and 4wd.
Thatcatguy
Meh, bldc instead of nitro. Has more torque, its smaller and no need for clutch, cables or tubing.
Laharl Krichevskoy nitro is cooler though xD
@@nigerianprince4017 yeah, nitro would give it a nice somewhat F1 sound, would just have to watch out for heat, and all the added weight from the diffs, Axles, fuel, motor, etc. If you went AWD with it
6 speed gearbox
Real F1 cars aren't 4wd though???
This is one of your best videos yet. Sean’s editing skillls are taking your videos to whole new level.
Awesome job Joel high five! Time to redo it with engineering materials and add a suspension. Also I love the little pop ups on the videos now.... Great work Sean!
Sean, and my producer David, have both been super additions to the team! Suspension - YES.
Fantastic job. The smile on your face says it all. Can't wait to see what you do with this car next.
Great video. Keep up the good work.
Having been here and watching this project over however long it's been....man that was pretty satisfying to see it all working. Great job everyone!
Printing my OpenRC F1 right now. Thank you Joel for showing this wonderful project!
Well worth the wait great job!
RC car vs hill, i guess the down force was too much. 😎 This thing is awesome. Glad u finally got to drive it like this.
Next level - full size.
Expecting to see your F1 car on the grid in 2020 season.
Damn it. Now I want to see that.
So happy for you not only about the success of this project but your brave TH-cam only career path. Love your channel buddy.
This is awesome joel, watching this project of yours is what got me into 3d printing
Same here!
That turned out really nice! Good job dude!!!
Impressive man. And 20 mph before the crash. I can already see that going WAY faster.
So awesome! I'm so glad it worked so well! I would just love to see that beauty zooming through the road
Great to see the successes and “learning moments” on this huge project. Great job mixing camera angles and the overlay graphics to highlight details not covered in the audio. Nice work team!
Your last parking lot test was one of the first videos I watched. It's so cool to see how far this project has come. Glad you were able to make it to the coffee shop.
Ryan, thanks! I'm super glad as well - I needed that coffee!
joel finaly you made it ive been waitting this too long time thx man
Congrats, Joel. Definitely a “huge success”! Time for some cake.
As Always AWSOME love that R/C controller,, I think suspension is a must, and proper machined parts Axles ect take these and go forward!! Brilliant.
AWESOME JOB JOEL!!!!! Time to reprint all broken parts in a stronger material and add suspension. Can't wait for your next project, keep printing buddy!!
We went from “want it to race a Tesla” to it being in a mild demo derby with the same Tesla
Absolutely cool! Definitely glad to see you revisit this one :) Great job!
Wonderful job. You deserve it.
Respect from Saudi Arabia
Thank you for the kind words!
This is incredible! =D
Awww thanks! I’ll bring it down sometime.
Dude i was bingewatching these videos with my coffe, and in full peace. I watch this moment build up, and when i saw the crash my heart broke. I am not involved in this project in any way, but it still feels like something i worked on very hard just broke.
i would love to see this run on a proper road rc track
Damn been waiting for this thing to drive I'm so excited to watch this.
Fantastic! It’s awesome to see this thing finally working!
i've been waiting for this!
This is a triumph. I'm making a note here, huge success.
it's hard to overstate my satisfaction.
Aperture science
he did make a functional cup holder. that happened
Love the positive attitude after the crash. Fun watching this from the beginning. Great job Joel.
Thank you so much!
Do considder though, that as you strengthen the axles (machining the out of alu as you suggest) you're just moving the problem. Now an other part will the the weakest link. If you can easily reprint and fit new axles, maybe it's okay to have them be the weakest link.
“It’s now over at the bottom of the hill”. Best quote of the month on you tube. Thanks for the awesome video.
"Right Robert?!" was my favorite line from this episode lol
Hey man awesome job making and breaking history on this project!
Thank you so much!
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ive been waiting for this!
Interesting project and upgrade 👍😀
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Thanks for watching!
Excellent Joel! A job well done!
Thanks. :-)
Even as a 3D printing cheerleader, this video is an outstating example of how it's important to know when 3D printing is not the tool for the job. The larger RC community could've made this for a fraction of the cost, and skilled wood or metal workers could scale it to fit a person. 3D printing is awesome, but at the consumer level at its current scale, would've only been appropriate to hold the batteries or something. Kids will watch this video & pester their parents to print one. I sure hope Joel doesn't send his son up when he inevitably decides to 3D print a zepplin
Happy ending Congrats!! Great Job to all!!
Great job!
Love the pop-ups of terminology and terms!
Veeeeeeeeery Nice project !
I want to see this fixed and going around the Indianapolis motor speedway
Love the additional graphics. I also love watching a software guy try to talk hardware! Great job, Joel!
Now make it go fast!
The crunch noooooo! That thing is obscene, definitely can go faster ;)
Angus - DUDE - the speed controller was limiting the motor to no more than 10% total power. We have A LOT of speed left in that thing
Where are we at with a revisit of this???
Sweet build!
Fantastic Job!
These videos make my day! Thanks Joel!
Thanks for watching!
Great job! Most of the way. Fun to see it rolling. Would love to see it on some smooth concrete. Keep on dreaming!
Congrats!! Broken axles happen often during RC car races. Any impact with an immovable object can do it really.
Loved it! Airplane next!!!!
honestly the axle and wing breaking are far better than frame or suspension damage. i would personally make an engenierd break point on those parts and make them easy to replace for future fixes. f1 does it. i did it on my nitro rc car. just makes life easy
So glad you finally turned the camera thing around on it, lol
Camera the correct way around, finally nailed it :)
I had the same problem with the standard size F1 axles breaking, even without hitting anything. The fix was to use bolts down the center of the axle that run its entire length. I did this for both the front axles and the rear one.
Awesome engineering with the proper break points! It it has to break, let it be where is easy and cheap to fix!
Persistence is a virtue that not many have. Good job guys. Sean is killing it with the helpful graphics. Joel, great work sir.
Thank you!!
ALL THE GRAPHICS!! Thanks man. ^_^
You are a legend Joel, coolest thing i ever seen. Would like to see this thing fixed and running soon ;) and quicker if possible
Yup, exactly what happened with my first attempt with it. (Nose wing). I ended up reprinting the front and rear wing using flexible TPU so it wouldn't snap every time I impacted something in the front or rear. I also started printing the front axles at a different angle so they wouldn't want to sheer so easily.
Awesome job. Keep in mind anything you make stronger will just shift the breaking point to the next weakest component. Having axels that break away may be a feature and not a bug.
You make a really good point
Amazing!!! Now you need to fix it and take it to an indoor kart track! Smooth concrete floors on a track layout will be the ultimate playground for this peice of magic!
I'm so not against this :)
First: awesome to see it move! Now let's see FULL POWAH!
Second: holy cow Sean! You really upped the editing game in this one! Love all the little pop ups and indicators during assembly. I felt like I was watching a fabrication video for Tesla or something!
TheMidnightSmith thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Finally!
Finally! So glad to see it come to reality. Need more power or change of gear ratio for more speed.
That was awesome! I Hope you don't start changing things to Metal. Doing so would create more breakpoints. By Stiffening up some areas you weaken others.
I cant believe you started this project over a year and a half ago! It honestly feels like only a few months ago!
Love it.... Well time for upgradessssssssssssss
Wow really nicely done, now slowly upgrade it bit by bit.
How about if you use (semi) flexible filament and rigid fillament in layers for the wishbones to create somekind of pseudo suspension?
Yeah I was a bit surprised there was no semi-flex
I love that you are local and I can recognize a few of the places you visit. Nice build and I'm sure with a few electronic upgrades, the Tesla wouldn't have have a chance against the OpenRC F1. And props on the info cards that are reminiscent of pop-up video. You and your team are doing a fantastic job no matter what that Friend of Science says...and I am all about Science!
It would also be interesting to see how replacing the reasonable steel pieces with polymeric ones holds up. Metallic ball bearings is a must, but I bet those steel rods would work as so sort of polymer.
The best part is you can re-print those 4-5 broken parts and again bring it back on road 😍
Well done Joel, looks amazing, really looks good, pity about the "high speed" crash.
nice video dude!
Very nice good job
Fantastic work, and you accomplished as much as you aimed for: coffee and even surviving without shocks and springs. It only broke due to overwhelming size
Always love a good 3d printed RC Car,
Finally you did it xD When you first started, i thought is going to take you 1-2 months tops bit it was a big project so i understand why it took so long.
The longed soup cooked ever... a couple of months to see this car!
U inspired me to get into printing thank you
Wow, thank you for letting me know. That’s wonderful to hear!
Somehow I missed this! Just now watched it after the Siemens video. I'm super amazed at how well it held up to that crash! Those of us that have been following the build know that thing is no featherweight.
So cool!
I wonder how hard it would be to design a suspension setup to smooth out the ride.
Awesome!
I wonder if part of the braking issue is coefficient of friction for PLA vs Road. Maybe a rubber layer on the outside of the tires might help?
Can't wait for the internet clickbait headlines lol : "A Tesla couldn't avoid ANOTHER crash, and with ANOTHER electric vehicle !" lol.
Mikerhinos 💁🏿♀️🤷🏿♂️💁🏿♀️ it is what it is. 😂🤣
nice job
very good job joel
At 2:20 : "Hey what's that? Oh it's my hand" 😂 Good video though!
Ha!
I love this video! Sorry the car crashed, but it made for a more epic video. Thanks for this subscribed and belled for this.
That is very impressive. And you know, many of them go to the races to see them crash. I think you pleased them all.
That frontwing would have broke off either way. It was attached far to wobbly, at this size it needs more screws or even glue (and maybe even needs to be printed more rigid).
The broken axles look like they were printed standing upright, which of course makes them easy to break. You should print them in the same orientation like the rear axle.
Next possible point of failure imho is the double wishbone suspension (i don't know why open R/C calls it "BOM", which usually stands for "bill of material"). Especially because there is no dampening system (seems like a simple one spring pushrod suspension would fit though, even in the original 1:10 size car).
Btw, I'm pretty disappointed in that diffusor, that by design doesn't do anything. They could have at least designed it in a way that it would work if it were a real car.
Any update on this? I love this thing
So what I'm hearing is that its upgrade time?
Very excited
SURE IS
Missed an opportunity to Scale up the Joelbot head and make a GoPro mount/housing!
all in good time :)
If you are having steering issues yet, consider designing the front axles to be set behind the steering rotation points a small bit. It will help keep the steering centered while driving.
High five! On Joel Coffee!
Awesome!! Think FPV would be great on it😜