Micro Solid Axle Monster Truck First Tests! | Build Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- You asked so here it is! I finally got some video of my Micro Solid Axle Monster Truck build running, and while not super impressive, its promising! I'm so excited to see this build finally moving under its own power after all this time. I still have some work to do to fix a few things but I'm happy that its made it this far in the first place!
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Very very nice. Kevin Talbot should be impressed. I am.
Thank You!!
This is my favorite build on TH-cam right now. Can’t wait to see the finished product!
Thank you!!
@@FullThrottleRC is there a service that 3d prints part for cheap? Shapeways. Wants $150 for a 6" stitch figure i quoted just to check price.
@@sofghost6663 Their prices are based on a bunch of factors that I really don't understand too well. You can try a maker space nearby or ask around online if anyone is willing to print for you.
@@FullThrottleRC hey also one last question where do you get the metal pinion gears for the motors and do they make pinions with grub screws for 1/24 scale? All I can find is press on pinion gears but some motors have different size shafts so its hard to find pinion gears
@@sofghost6663 I found a Robinson Racing 0.5M pinion on AMain. 2mm shaft with the set screw.
getting better and better, fantastic work. Not many problems to sort out considering the amount of parts from diferent sources. keep up the good work.
Thank you!
Awesome build! Send it! 🤘
Thanks!
Wow.. just amazing job!
Thank You!
Love that rear wheel steering 😁👍🏻
Thank you, it's a pretty fun experience!
Exactly what I wanted, thanks and great work!
Thank you!!
Looks badass.
Thank you! 👍
Hey man I love what you’re doing! It’s pretty awesome to see a tiny monster truck! Can you deign one that can use axial scx24 trucks? Parts from axial scx24 are much easier to find and I’m sure everyone can get one from their local hobby shop.
And oh yea you should check out this hobby wing esc. I seen some people used them on their 1/28 tour cars.
www.amazon.com/PCtech-Hobbywing-Quicrun-16BL30-Waterproof/dp/B07V97DRWH
Thanks! Technically you could absolutely use the SCX24 axles on this build but you would need to find a set of links that would work. On top of the 4ws, that's what I like so much about using the HBX Devastator. The complete axles and links are easy to take off and use for the build.
Awesome project 👍
✌🏻😎🏴Looking good dude 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Can’t wait to see it outside with the body on.
Bangnotsogood sucks. But you still get a thumbs up 👍🏻
Thank you 👍
As usual, your build turned out totally pro. You are a vet talented & creative guy!
Thank you!
@@FullThrottleRC I printed ur motor mount with the rocket motor and there’s no adjustment can you help explain this to me or contact me
Love it. And yes it does suck waiting. Lol
Thank you! Just a little while longer!
Hell yeah man and do Velcro for body mounts should be strong then post can get more surface area
Try the dynamite 2'n'1 6000kV brushless setup they sell for the mini-t 2.0. If itt'l fit, you're good; they creep great and the ESC is in the motor can which saves a LOT of space in the chassis.
I don't think it'll fit. This motor is tiny and I think that one is a good bit big. Thanks for the suggestion though!
Excellent build fam 💯💪🏾
Thanks!👍
Sick mini build bro, had to take a very small break from rc to get a few things done but I should be making my first video soon
Thank you!
Ok so being a slot guy I've about tried it all for body mounting stuff out there my thoughts on mounting a body on this would be the use of the rare earth neo magnets epoxied to both the chassis and body. Eight 1/4" diameter magnets should keep that heavy body mounted on the chassis.
Where would I mount the magnets? Hate to say it but tabs off the top of the roll cage, two magnets per side. I think this would be the most universal system for these types of trucks then trying to locate the magnets anywhere else on the chassis, especially with electronics in the way.
I'm definitely planning on making some mounts that come from the chassis. I'm not sure if I'll use magnets or velcro yet. The body is actually lighter than I thought
@@FullThrottleRC what does that body weigh in grams? I'm curious.
@@ONEFUNFONE I haven't put it on a scale yet. That's something I need to do
It needs a nice brushless system like a GL racing setup lower kv of course and two reefs 99 micro servos
I've been looking at a whole new brushless system but I've been hesitant cause I was trying to keep the cost down. Might just jump on it anyway
@@FullThrottleRC I run a few Mini z cars and i have a few losi micros and i use Castle Micro Sidewinder esc and i use scorpion motors and Atomic racing motors too. Atomic also has the lower kv motors
Noice!! I would use a Castle Micro system... I would LOVE to make bodies for this (you KNOW I would... lol)
I've been looking at the castle mamba micro x. I think it'll probably be the best way to go even though it's a little more expensive. And 3d printed bodies are definitely on the list of additions after the build is done!
Castle mamba micro combo is what I’ve got on standby for my build.
if the motor is a 130 (mini-z) size look at the offerings from GL-Racing or Atomic Rc as they have sensored systems.
Awesome, thank you for the tip, I'll have to check them out!
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What about side mounts? 2 on each side should be sufficient. Kind of like the 1/10 losi night crawler.
I'm thinking of 2 mounts up front and 2 in the rear. Either magnets or velcro.
@@FullThrottleRC wouldn't the side mounts be more universal for all kinds of bodies though? Otherwise different lengths of posts would have to be made for different bodies.
@@MikeMac90 the mounts will be adjustable
@@FullThrottleRC ah ok im interested to see what you come up with. You have some great ideas!
i want it！
I printed ur motor mount with the rocket motor and there’s no adjustment can you help explain this to me or contact me
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how are you getting your wheels to roll out after throttle does it have worm gears
No these axles don't have worm gear. They are ring and pinion style gears.
@@FullThrottleRC ok please tell me where you got them lol
@@FullThrottleRC ok please tell me where you got them lol
@@timmytfpv7316 They come from the Devastator monster truck that I used for this build.
Velcro!
That's actually what I'm thinking!
What's size gears are you running
32t spur, 13t pinion
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i wish i can buy the axles and links separate instead of buying the whole Devastator
The links can be bought separately but I couldn't find just the axles anywhere. It worked out though cause I used all of the hardware from the Devastator too
how could i get your design？
When the build is finished, the files will be available for printing.
Anticipation for the release of these files are killing me. Wish I had a 3d printer tho cuz ill have to search around to find someone to print them for me
They should be out next week. I'm getting a list of parts together now to go with the files. I checked into putting everything on Shapeways and it will be way too expensive so unfortunately I won't be putting them there.
@@FullThrottleRC yea I have a friend that has a 3d printer at his work so I may see if he can help me out with printing some parts
@@FullThrottleRC p.s. as far as the cogging issue leopard makes a sensored esc/motor combo that might solve it but its a 1625 motor and idk if it would be too big. I myself am having trouble finding a motor/transmission problem right now. Can't seem to find a good match and dont really have the money to experiment right now with the holidays coming up
@@sofghost6663 I found a solution I am happy with. The video will be out this afternoon.
Did you print this with pla?
Yep!!
Will you be selling any of the 3d printed parts for those who don't have a 3d printer?
Probably not, it's a good bit of parts and the turn around time for orders would take too long. I'll try to get them on Shapeways for the people without printers.
@@FullThrottleRC i was working on a build like Kevin talbot but ran into problems with the transmission and tires because I was trying to find a tire that is softer and more rubbery rather than a plastic feel. I got 1/25 amt tires just need to get wheels for them made
@@FullThrottleRC also how much was the hacked transmitter you have? Im looking for a transmitter that allows me to engage 4ws on a momentary button. I cant seem to get my radiolink rs4gs 4ws set up the way I want
@@sofghost6663 I was able to get the Fs-gt3c for about $45, and paid $5 for the programming adapter and hacked it myself.
@@FullThrottleRC do you know if the radiolink rs4gs is able to be hacked and use the bottons similar to the transmitter you have to engage the 4ws? I'd really hate to have to buy another transmitter