I 3D Printed RC Car Wheels... Will they Survive 60mph???
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2024
- In this video, I'm experimenting with some different versions of 3d printed rims and tires. Watch to see if it worked out!
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Wow!
Thats sick!
As always, the video looks like it was made by a much bigger channel, so hats off!
The 3d printed rims look good, and I mean they held up pretty well right?
*for the algorythm*
Thanks for the feedback! Lol
I could help notice you're in Vorarlberg.
Great to see someone from the region creating fascinating content! :)
Just bought my first simple cheap RC car to get a bit in the hobby.
I have couple of 3d printers and a good expertise in the field. It's going to be great. :)
Oh cool, nice to see someone from the same region! :)
Awesome, rc models and 3d printers are a great match! I've actually started printing an almost fully 3d printed rc car, gonna have to see how well it turns out though. If it works well, I'll probably make a video about it as well!
This channel underrated fr
Thank you, I appreciate it!
@@ValRC1I try to make my videos as good as yours
Awesome work! Very impressive stuff there. I had no idea yo could print so many things.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Fantastic work, dude! It went much better than I thought! 😃
I have a 1/16 car which drifts a bit too much... But it's difficult to find rims or tires for it, because it's only 50mm high. Almost every one I find is a bit bigger, around 65mm or more.
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! Maybe you could DIY some tires from some rubber for your 1/16 car?
@@ValRC1 Yeah, I may try it!
Congrats on reaching 100kmh!
Thanks! I wanna try going for 120km/h next time, but I really need a wider road for that
@@ValRC1 that was a good save when you spun out that one time
@@mattiazanni3086 To be honest, I think there was a lot of luck involved lol
Kind of expected you to try textures on the 3d printed rubbers
Thanks for your thoughts! The thing is, on a clean road surface slicks usually have the best traction - and even on a clean road these were extremely slippery..
@@ValRC1 oh I see. Maybe try to break that 101km with some PJ1 TrackBite? :0
Awesome video. Is there a guide to print the rc car with parts and such?
Thanks! The car itself isn't 3d printed, but in my second video on this channel I did 3d print some parts for it. I do have plans to 3d print a complete high-speed rc car though, so stay tuned for that!
What transmitter is that?
It's a Flysky GT5
What car is that?
It's a Wltoys 124019 that I modified with a more powerful brushless combo
3d printed WHEELS not tires... It's basically a straight run, low load scenario. It's not particularly surprising that it works. But I definitely feel like this was clickbait.
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it!
The plan of the video was inded initially to 3d print rims *and* tires, and that didn't work very well. The video is an experiment, so I decided to leave that part in as well to show that not everything that sounds like a good idea at first ends up actually working out very well - it's part of the process.
I then decided to 3d print just the rims and try again.
I agree though, I think I should have made that more clear at the beginning of the video, instead of just mentioning it quickly.
As @Dartheomus said, this feels clickbaity.
Also, cut the several transitions (like at 1:09). They are filler and make the video feel really cheap.
Just giving some feedback in case this channel is trying to be more than just a hobby.
Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it!
Interesting, some said they loved the transitions, others hate them - gonna have to see what works better, but it's definitely a whole lot less work while editing to do less transitions/effects. Quick question, do you mean just the black background with white text which I added to indicate a new segment of the video, or all the transitions even between different clips?
About the title/thumbnail combo: I tried with a more conservative approach first, but when I saw that the video only got like 20 views I switched it to the current one.
The plan of the video was indeed initially to 3d print rims *and* tires, but when that failed I decided to 3d print just the rims and try again. I agree though, I probably should have made that more clear at the beginning of the video.
Again, thanks for the feedback, really helpful :)
@@ValRC1 @ValRC1 yes, I meant the black background with the white text. Also yes, idk what the past thumbnail was, but this one looks nice. And yes, it's two birds with one stone. Less transitions of that kind is way less work and less wasted time for the viewers. Transitions can be done by just talking. It just comes out natural like conversations.
Fit the video to the voice, not the other way around.
YT recommended me this video after watching "Work by design". I'm not saying you gotta mirror him or that u gotta have the same editing quality as him, but definitely check him out. I assume, there's a reason for TH-cam to be showing your videos after his, besides just the related topic of printing/crafting stuff.
At the end of the day as long as the core content of the video is good, views will pour in. Filler editing or even fancy editing that supports the video is just a bonus.
And to be fair, I think some of us were just waiting for that RnD process, a small journey in which you would explore more ways to make that 3D print tire whether it was by designing it yourself or hunting for one, regardless of whether it was a success or not. Just seeing the process can be a story worth sharing, if it is a good one.
Again, work by design or other channels like Tom Stanton are good examples of what I mean. I'm not quite sure, but I believe Tom has way less editing stuff than Work by design. So it goes to show that as long as a video is well structured and cut and it can still do fine.
Anyway, I'm no expert on being a TH-camr, but knowing how to beat the algorithm is as simply as knowing what people like, which basically means what value does the viewer get from it. If I don't get value from it then it's just annoying/boring to watch.
@@fernandozenomiranda9470 alright thanks again, I'll take a look!
How to contact you?
I have a link to my Discord server in the video description and you could send me a DM from there, or what do you need to contact me for?