3D printed RC truck V3: Driven front axle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2016
- I finally feel finished with this front axle so here's a assembly video and it's also released on my thingiverse account!
I'll release the center diff and new rear axle as soon as I finish them.
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Congratulations friend, you did a fantastic job. Excellent engineering to assemble parts and a perfect result. Congratulations!!!
Thank you!
amazing work. Well done
this is amazing man u been helping me out alot recently
Nice build
Unreal. Great job!!
Thanks!
Good job Guy 👏👏👍
Christmas Eve and I just finished the front axle assembly. Sketchy at best but functional! Think its a bit tight.
Thats some nice shaft you you got there ;)
Why thank you good sir.
big fan of your channel and the projects you do. Can you tell me what's your preferred software of choice for your 3d prints? Thanks & keep u the good work.
I really loved the 3D rpinted parts for their precision. Let me know Which 3D printer and what layer thickness you used for these prints? Can I get the STL files? I would love to do it.
Thanks! I used this printer @ 0.2mm layers for most things.
th-cam.com/video/k4SLVdOOiTI/w-d-xo.html
All STL files are available on my thingiverse profile:
www.thingiverse.com/MrCrankyface/designs
excelent job! Do this rear axle Support glow engines?
Thanks! I'm not familiar with glow engines but with some kind of adapter it should probably work.
So. Fkn awsome.. What's the cost in material for a truck?
how should we assemble the steering servo motor on this system
@Mr.Crankyface what printer do you use it looks really nice and i have one right now i would just want to get an upgrade
These parts were printed on a homebrew printer of my own design.
If you're looking for an upgrade/new machine, check out the reviews I just did:
Creality CR-10: th-cam.com/video/eF8E_69_k4w/w-d-xo.html
Anet E10: th-cam.com/video/WxsGFHRSJ1o/w-d-xo.html
I'm super satisfied with the Cr-10 but the E10 isn't too bad either, just requires more tinkering before you can print stuff.
Wow! Now we can make our rc's front axle by the help of this! Thank you so much for sharing this!. Is it possible to lock the differencials?
You could glue it together I guess, otherwise no.
@@MrCrankyface In your v4 version, I guess they are locked. The bevel gears, will they be able to handle off roading?
How did you go about the design of this? Did you start with the axle housing, then work on the gears? or desgn the gears and the shaft and work your way out?
I want to practice my CAD skills and do something similar but am not sure the best approach, if here even is just one lol.
My approach was trial&error * infinite.
It's a long time ago but I think I started with the case since I had one already designed from an earlier version, started sketching up different gears to see what would be a reasonable fit. Then start working on the driveshafts, trying to figure out how to integrate the U-joints and such. Kinda working from the center and outwards.
As I went on I kept altering the case to somewhat fit.
Had a few complete redesigns when I designed myself into a corner and on and on it went until I had this version done.
I think the best approach is to have a small think about it and then just go for it, after you've done it a few hundred times you start to get a gut feeling for what will work and not work.
Hello, mate! Excelent work! Do you have these files in a STEP format? I would like to import them in CATIA V5 and maybe adapt them to work with a 6x6 awd configuration, and larger. Thank you!
Thanks!
Sorry, I don't feel comfortable with sharing my source files. You could always import the STL's to see how they work and then come up with a design that might work with 6x6. In their current shape they're too bulky for a 6x6 as the axles need to be too far apart.
Mr.Crankyface. No problem. I'll try to make something off of what I saw here. It's a huge inspiration for me and I thank you! I'll stick to a 4x4 design for the time being but dual-axle steering. Bulkyness for me is not an issue as my target is to make a scale army-ish rock crawler. I love how you've managed to do away with bought axles and made as much of it as you could 3D printable. Cheers!
bravo!
I cannot wait to get my 3d printer
I can imagine! Have you ordered it yet?
Mr.Crankyface
Not yet, i am selling my PS4 but some people are trying to lowball me even that it is like new and im selling for very reasonable price :/
buen trabajo y muy buenos vídeos.
sigue así 👍. Saludos desde México..
Gracias!
Very very good job .. the only problem are plastic gears that not good for high speed .. but I think that not your scope ;)
Thanks! Yeah, biggest concern is the motor gear which spins at 12500RPM, but it seems to work with grease!
Super.
nice work. I m planning to print it, but I am not sure what a grub screw is (im german). Can you please send me a picture or something :D
"Grub screw" is slang for a basic set screw. Sometimes called a blind set screw. The term "Grub" implies the tip of the set screw is flat (rather than pointed.) These are usually driven with a hex/allen, square or torx bit. Wikipedia reference link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_screw
Can u send the file of 3d
Hallo Mr.Crankyface, ich habe eine Frage, leider in Deutsch weil ich kein Enlisch kann. Hast du die Räder (Reifen) mit dem Anicubic i3 Mega gedruckt? Danke
Hallo!
Nein, Dieser 3D drucken: th-cam.com/video/k4SLVdOOiTI/w-d-xo.html
how much time takes to print it?
Just the front axle is probably around 4-5 hours of print time, but it depends highly on what layerheight and infill you use.
Is this PLA ?
Yes.
Mr.Crankyface thx
How can I get your project for print in my 3D printer?
You can find all my designs here: www.thingiverse.com/MrCrankyface/designs
Does anyone know what the axwls width is need to know so i can plan a custom build
It's roughly 195mm between the outermost parts of the rim.
Mr.Crankyface
Thanks very much love your work has inspired me in more ways imaginable. I hope you don't mind Im currently working on my own project and am using some of your stuff and was gunna upload a few videos of my own and was wondering if your ok with me doing this dont want to get in trouble for using your ideas
Absolutely, feel free to use any ideas you find applicable!
WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF THE BEARING YOU USE
I believe they're 6700zz.
Hello, just found this now. I hope I can gt intouch with you now. Anychance you could rescale these files to 1/16scale? I have two WWII U.S 4WD that I would love to convert to R.C. Also need the same files for a 1/6 scale vehicle to convert to R.C. Please let me know if you can help me with this. Thanks
Hi! Sorry for the late response, it's a massive amount of work rescaling these due to how size-sensitive the gears, bearings and U-joints are. Sadly I don't have time to help with that currently or for the foreseeable future.
Makes me wanna buy a 3D printer, but i'm afraid it'll just start to collect dust after a while :/
I would definitely suggest learning how to make models if you're interested in getting a printer. Once you know how to make your own stuff, the possibilities are endless. :)
+Mr.Crankyface hello,
+Mr.Crankyface your doin greatjob,how much if u sell it that to me??
а где все файлы диференциала?
Sorry, I tried google translate but not sure what you mean?
How many kilograms weigh?
The entire truck is around 1.5 kilogram.
is this the only axis of this axis? грамм?
Ty =]]
why new rims?
I needed rims with a larger positive offset/ET and the hub has also been redesigned to work with this new push-fit system, that's why you now lock it with a screw from the outside.
The 5 spoke design is just what I thought looked nice at the time.
Mr.Crankyface the 5 spoke design is nice :)
Why did you need larger positive offset?
Thanks! Another upside is you don't need support to print these rims like the other ones do.
Well, the steering hubs build out quite a bit and I wanted to keep the tyres as close to the rotational axis as possible. By having the largest offset possible(that still looks decent) I managed to get the tyres fairly close so they move around less for the same amount of steering angle.
Mr.Crankyface :)
That's pretty cool build
Do you know when you will put up a final build of the truck?
Well, I have to print the center differential, rear axle with differential, driveshafts to those and from center to gearbox, the new frame and probably some other misc stuff. Then after all that's printed I have to test and make sure it works, so probably a few weeks until everything is tested and released.
delete 404 link plsss...
Reuploaded here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/3d-printed-rc-truck-v3