3D printed RC truck
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.พ. 2016
- So this is my attempt at using a 3D-printer to make a working, radio controlled, truck.
Or truck chassis, whichever.
Just thought it'd be fun to experiment with gears and see if I could get it to work, and I've wanted an RC car for a long while!
Big thanks to KristianF88 for donating the wheels, motor and a bunch of other various parts to this project!
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Who the hell would thumbs down this? This is awesome! I just got a Makerbot Replicator 5th Gen, and want to do something like this! I'm big into RC as well.
hell yeah I am into rc vehicles too
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That's awesome! Those plastic gears need a light greasing, including the differential. Also the transfer case needs to be closed to keep out dirt, and stuff.
This is very amazing. It is so cool to see what people come up with and can do with 3D printers. I've wanted a printed so a long time, and I was planning on printing parts for my RC car, but I've never thought of this before. You are a very smart man.
Thank you! They're quite versatile machines. I've done all kinds of stuff from this truck project to boxes for organizing makeup brushes and toothbrushes .. Your imagination is the limit.
Mr.Crankyface I actually plan on getting a 3d printer next year and I might be making some parts for my rc car on RC Prodigy Studio my youtube channel... have a great day! ;)
Please continue the project and show us when it is finished. I too am building my own 3d printed rc car and this gives me inspiration to keep going. I am trying to achieve a bearingless and almost 98% 3d printed parts, just like yours with a 3d printed shaft. I am planning to have a multilink suspension. Thanks for the vid, and eager to see the final product.
+3D Printwiz The project is continuously being updated, I'm aiming to get at least a few hours of work into it every week. All the model files are more or less done but I'm printing revisions and trying to get everything as good as possible whilst attaining a high level of print-ability on regular FFF printers. Currently working on the cab that'll house all the electronics :)
Sounds like a cool project, I hope you can make it work! The less hardware needed, the easier it'd be for everyone to use.
You should try putting grease designed for plastic gears onto the gears in the gearbox, and inside the rear diff, it would quiet things down and the gears will run smoother and cooler.
Awesome!! , thanks for share.
What program did you use to make the 3d models?
Did you draw a drawing link?
You should try and make a transmission with that shifts gears either manually or with servo
good job man
Have you thought of doing a couple of 3d printed links for the front axle?
I've been experimenting with 3d printed links on my current project, the buggy.
Unfortunately I find them quite lacking.
If you try to make them tight, they have too much friction when moving. If you make them slack enough to not have excessive friction, they have way too much slack.
I'm not done testing yet though so I might find a way of making them that actually works for regular use but it would require a highly calibrated printer.
I did think that friction could be an issue. Perhaps a connecting mechanism similar to a 4x4 trailer hitch or similar to your drive shaft universal with metal pins would get around that issue, however the parts then do start to become bulky. I will have a look at your buggy as well. This truck is nothing short of incredible.
Great work! which material did you used for gears and differential?
Thanks! I've printed the gears(in gearbox and differential) in Colorfabb XT since it's more wear-resistant and has low friction when rubbed against itself. You could probably get away with printing them in PLA though, especially if you have a lower RPM motor. The motor being used in my videos of the truck is doing a whooping 12500 RPM @ 8.4V, under load.
This video is awesome
+duy nguyen Thanks! :)
What programs did you use
so does anybody know the name of the 2nd song in this video?
Great job ! 4x4 is possible?
This old version didn't support 4x4 but the latest(v3 truck) has 4x4/AWD. In the future it will also get 6x6 / 6x4.
Hello, I have a question. Do you think that a 3D printer Anet a6 will by a good choice for similiar project? Greetings from Poland.
Hi!
I'm sorry I have no idea, I've never tried it. My best tip is to google for reviews of the printer if it's good or not. To print this project it needs a size of 20cm in X and Y.
I want to know how much allowance you wear, such as wearing a barring
I assume you mean tolerance? :)
Depending on how tight I want it, between 0.1mm and 0.3mm.
how much the 3D printed
Where can I get the designs of the entire truck project ??
You can find my designs here: www.youmagine.com/mrcrankyface/designs
Close up all the gear boxes and fill that stuff with oil, wayyyyy less noise
is the rear axle the same size as a tamiya semi truck axle
The width should be the same, not sure about the rest as I don't have a tamiya axle to compare to.
I need a 3d printer!!
Buy one! :)
2nd sountrack? :)
That's really cool,
I want to do similar projects as I am in the rc hobby too.
I want a 3D printer for at or under $300
I can handle building it if it's a kit
And I can learn to design parts. But is that budget gonna get me a decent one? I've read that the printers that print in layers are less durable. I would appreciate your thoughts because I'm just starting to research printers
Pretty much all 3D printers print in layers, but they do it differently. I use a FDM/FFF printer which melts plastic string/rope to build up layers 0.05 to 0.3mm thick until it reaches the thickness it wants.
Depending what plastic you use(there's a big variety to choose from) your prints will have different characteristics. If you for example print with nylon filament the prints will be very strong whilst if you print with cheap PLA plastic they'll break for a lot less.
A lot of parts on this truck is cheap plastic though and it seems to hold up just fine when designed and used correctly.
For a cheap budget printer I'd recommend looking at Duplicator I3/Prusa I3 or something similar, they have a reliable design and you get a lot for your money, there's also a lot of people who have them which means it's easier to find help when they start acting up(any printer will have issues from now and then, just like any machine).
+Mr.Crankyface great thank you, I run rcs as well so I am no stranger to working on my toys:) thank you for the advice I am going to focus on learning to design for now and then hopefully by Christmas be able to get one that you mentioned. Your channel has been a huge inspiration and because of those vids I am definitely gonna get into this hobby now. Keep up the good vids!
Thanks! Glad you enjoy the channel/content :)
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May I know the name of the printer you r using???
I used a version of this: th-cam.com/video/k4SLVdOOiTI/w-d-xo.html
It's my own design.
how long did it take the 3d print the chassis?
With all the parts for axles and so on, it's roughly 10-20 hours of printing time.
how is connected your motor?
An ESC controls the motor.
Motor is connected to the ESC unit and the ESC unit is connected to receiver.
¿As they are called the electronic devices that were used?
I'm not sure what you mean?
olá amigo qual foi a peça que vc usou na direção pra frenti pra trás pra fazer essas movimentaçao
Could you maybe try to make that question in English? Google translate didn't help me understand this.
What electronic piece did you use for the car to go back?
Ah! A very cheap ESC from hobbyking: hobbyking.com/en_us/hobbyking-x-car-45a-brushed-car-esc.html
Nice
Where did you buy the links and rodends from?
I found cheap rodends on ebay and the threaded rods I bought from a local hardware store.
Thank you.
what brand is the printer that you are using?
I use a printer of my own design, you can see more about it here: th-cam.com/video/k4SLVdOOiTI/w-d-xo.html
Cool!! I love the rc trucks that you make. Great work
can you send all file for this project Bro. thanks !
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1412133
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1412131
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1405480
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1392761
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1392796
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1403299
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1403393
thank you so much
Would u sell a finished product
I would sell all the printable parts, the rest just becomes too much of a hassle to source(usually 1 month delivery from where I order parts, then another month to get it done to customer).
All files and links can be found on thingiverse/Youmagine and you can take those files over to 3Dhubs and basically order it.
Do you sell the program ?
No, you'll have to find a retailer for Solidworks if you wish to purchase it.
hola amigo excelente trabajo donde puedo conseguir los archivos stl de ese modelo gracias saludos desde Ecuador like
Gracias!
Great work man. :)
Nice work Mr. Crankyface. :)
1000th like, btw sweet truck!
HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE MORE VIEWWS
+Skidtire Spread the word and more will come! :)
Mr.Crankyface will you ever release the 3d plans for this?
+Skidtire Check my thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/MrCrankyface/designs
I release parts as I finish them. I'm currently reworking pretty much everything on this truck to solve some underlying issues so it will all be updated again in maybe half a week.
Mr.Crankyface In june i plan to get a 3d printer, this project is awesome :D
gooooooood
Like it. Nice!
Put lithium grease on the gears
megusta
Vaseline is a good lube...no joke.
Can you make a 3D printed sport rc car?
+duy nguyen I have considered making a buggy-style car but that's about it, you can check out 'Barspin' at thingiverse for a race car, he has a touring car that's mostly printable.
But the thing is I want YOU to do it, really like your channel man
duy nguyen Thanks, that's really fun to hear! Who knows, maybe I'll make one in the future but I can't promise it :)
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YOU DIDNT DRIVE IT this is something I would build put a lipo in it but then just a cheap stock motor I don't need brushless to tear it apart
You can see it driving here: th-cam.com/video/rr9fuMH2_O4/w-d-xo.html
I used a regular brushed motor.
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perfect ....
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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 fuck y'all haters!!! This is great try!!
If that gear is small to you, your 3d printer must be cheap. Id consider that too big, and a waste of space.
It would seem the gear and your comment have much in common then.