Design & 3D Print Your Own RC Parts! - Mark Talks 3D Printing & Project Altered Apex | RC Driver
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2017
- RCDriver.com staff member Mark has been in RC for a very long time and has been giving us a great inside look at converting a budget friendly Team Associated Apex TC kit to a drift car. In this video Mark goes into 3D Printing, a new hobby he has recently picked up. Mark give you an idea of how easy it is to get into 3D printing, the machine and design software he uses and shows you a few parts he’s designed and printed for the Project Altered Apex Drift Build.
Buy link for the printer Mark uses: amzn.to/2BzxKz6
Mark has just started a Shapeways store where some of his cool designs are for sale, check it out: www.shapeways.com/shops/inspi...
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I’m gonna get one and do all kinds of different stuff I can’t wait and imma do grills and bumpers hitches for my rock crawler I can’t wait!!!
Cool love the video and i cant wait to really dive in my 3d printing for my projects..... Ty again great work💪💪💪💪💪
This is some awesome info.. thank you
Great!! I've printed snow wheels few days ago :)
Good video. THanks for some ideas! What kind of filament do you use? PLA?
Very helpful
I think I know what I'm grabbing this spring
very Cool. I know at some point I'll be in the market for a 3D printer. Have you felt restricted with the Select Mini print size of 120x120x120mm or are you pretty much able to print any part you're needing in that sized box?
I'm new at it and just ordered the ender 3 v2 and can't wait to start 3d printing rc stuff. I can't afford the nice rc stuff so I'll learn to make it all myself.
Great video!
Awesome, this is a really cool technology and great for RC parts like you said. :)
Nice parts and good job! Thumbs up!
Thanks Pro!
do u have stl for the seats?
How do the magnet body mounts work
Because of your video I will be buying a 3D printer. What grade plastic is it and is it durable? Great video buddy, take care.
You use PLA or ABS for this parts?
I admit I've been denouncing these machines since they started becoming more common place, but I may end up getting one eventually. For as cheap as they've gotten it sure is worth a try to see how they could help in my fabrication work.
I saw this machine at $150 on Black Friday at Amazon, insane deal
Could you make a video on designing rc parts ?
Great idea Maarten, next time I have to design something I will walk everyone through from CAD to the print bed. Unfortunately it will Have to wait until the next project, but that will be sooner than later.
Thank you.
Im starting my fully 3d printed rc car even the shocks. A drift car. It has locked diff and uses a worm gear but they will melt. What should i use to print the worm gear?
Can you show how to print and how can you get software for Suzuki samurai body for 3D print
I saw the Monoprice mini white colored 3D printer sells for $189. Looks like I will follow in this trend.
Wow I want a 3d printer.
How did you get the file for the radiator?
That’s so cool
Use nylon for a arms. Durable as heck
What program is good to make your own parts
I you have no experience with CAD, I recommend Tinkercad, it is a web based software that you can make super simple parts. If you have experience with CAD (or are willing to learn), check out Fusion 360 it is free and they have free online classes you can attend to get up to speed.
could you do a custom 3d printed engine bay? And are you selling any of the parts?
Yes if you have the room in clearance for it you can make it
So i could print a dash for a 1/5 scale rc car?
Yes
why can't you print replacement parts ?
👍
Wondering about a roll bar triple/double for the back of my truck 1/10 scale 1959 Chevy crew cab. Haven’t had a chance yet on a program or new p/c yet . In time
3D printing is great and getting the printer is the easy part but what software to use for noobs? Did you design all that or just get it all off shapeways? The reason why it isn't as popular is because of the learning curve I think?
Hey mobgma thanks for the support, I think you hit the nail on some parts. Now for this project I designed everything BUT the seats I pulled online. I design all my parts with Fusion 360 which is a free CAD software that is easier to use than the rest.
There are even easier solutions than Fusion360, Tinkercad is basically an online plugin to make basic designs and can be used to make RC parts and anyone can use this software. So check out Tinkercad I would say!
I’m fixing to order a 3D printer and I new to 3D printing and I’m sick and tired of buying Rc Traxxas parts to dam expensive every time I break apart I’m going to order a 3D printer for $105.99 next month and I need to make a new tire hub for my danchee ride rock when I get my new 3-D printer
Can you pin a link to this 3d printer?
It's in the description now, thanks for the recommendation!
Mark Ronge thanks Mark!
Fusion 360 cost alot 400 plus for a year unless you get it on sale
First
220 too much. Ender 3 bigger same price