GIANT 3D PRINTED GO KART BUILD - THE CHASSIS
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This video is a restart of the 3D printed Go Kart project. After I redesigned the Lego Inspired parts I finally decided to reprint the steering system and finish the chassis, the seat and the wheels. After this video I only need to add the motors and brakes and it should be ready to go!.
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This looks like so much fun to build! Also nice that you thought of using left-hand thread on beforehand 😆
Why does the left hand thread matter?
@@Kirainian_Gaming the left wheel will eventually loosed the bolt otherwise. Same thing with bicycle pedals, one has a left-hand thread and the other right. This can take a while to figure out when you try to unscrew them and you don't know about this😆
i build lots of lego technics sets. This really tickled my inner child. thanks man. HELOOOOO FROM MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA
I had to stop watching another video when I got the notification and it was 100% worth it. The full sized Miranda Blocks are even crazier :) Can't wait to see this thing on the road!
I think your next project should be a 3D printed winch system for your ceiling to help you move things around easier.
Add some caster, it will make the steering centre itself hopefully making it easier to control.
Awesome !!! I think you have used more plastic in this one build than I have in 7 years of 3D printing, I can't wait to see this thing in action.
Ivan, your big printer in corner gives me the "Shut up and take muh money" vibe xD I want one.
You are a great designer! With all that filament, Polymaker must be a BIG sponsor for you. Wonder why not use Aluminum since you have CNC?
Your are so creative. I love all your designs. Thanks for sharing.
the careful gentle ease down as you first sit in it, is the best part.
I really can't fathom the amount of printing time it takes to print all of these large parts!
wow!! cuanto relleno tienen las piezas? me pica la curiosidad con piezas tan grandes
These 3D printed parts would make a sick toy! You should make a company!
Looks like this new Ferrari is more promising than Sainz and Leclerc's F1. Looking forward!
Hi, nice video can you make a giant Lego vacuum engine please.
Yoooo! Cam is coming to Onshape!? That’s the one thing I have always wanted for it
Just yesterday I wondered why I hadn't seen you drop a video recently. Now I see - You were busy. Great project as always.
discovered your channel less than a minute ago and I'm already loving it
I don't even want to THINK about how long on the printer and how much filament went into this!!!
Love the idea of the third goal
No wonder PLA is getting expensive. Ivan is using half of the world's supplies.
Ivan, this video series (I have watched them all so far, and love it) has given me an idea you might consider for another series, based on the same building blocks.
Do you think you could build a wheelchair? Maybe even one that is motorized, and maybe that can transform into a standing position, like some I've seen?
You might need one if you crash during your race... Just joking.
6/10 would race. Don't know how it would hold up at the start while bumping but that's sick bro.
Awesome! Just recently finished building the Tiny CNC Mk. II and it's a beast! Keep up the awesome work!
That's awesome! That machine will guest star in the next episode to make the brackets for the motors! Cheers!!
@@ivanmirandawastaken Can't wait!
Very impressive project! I'd see about making the steering wheel less sensitive, a smaller pinion for the rack should be enough to do that.
Un trabajo impresionante! Menuda paciencia y cabeza que tienes...
You are my 3D Printing spirit animal!. I love all your projects! Thank you for sharing. Keep up the great work!
awesome stuff, the standard brick style building scaled up to this size definitely makes it quite useful lol
ivan you are brilliant! i can only imagine buying that in kit form!
You are a mad genius and I love it!
13:14 Well, if you don't want it, I'll take your job. 😅 Thanks for another fun video.
When can’t we expect part 4 I’m 100 percent invested in this.
that's pretty cool.. great job!
I love it! You crack me up! 😂 Spaaaaaacers! ❤❤❤
He didn't talk at the start because this needs no introduction 🔥🔥🔥
Man, Spain making waves in the racing world this year!
GOOD LUCK ON THE RACE WITH MATT by the way AWESOME JOB!!!
Ivan, when does the Miranda Minifig arrive?
Sweet go cart
And you thought about the thread direction of the wheel nuts and the rotational direction of the tires? hate for those nuts to come loose while moving forward.
Hands down best 3d printer video I’ve ever seen!!! 💯🫡🙏💈
I think that weak point is between the place where the front weels are mounted and the midle of the frame that is supported by the side blocks, I tink it would be better to extend the upper front spindles holders to the back to where the side blocks are starting to prevent it from bending.👍👍
I mean the place when you look at it from the side its between the the front weels holders and the midle section of the frame, more specifically between the place where the side blocks are ending
i think carbon fiber filaments may increase the strength of the main structure of the car
Your having to much fun it looks great
EPIC! I wonder if you can make the wheels hub driven by modding bicycle hub motors into those large rear wheels? this could sort out brakes too
Can't wait to see when you get the motor in 👍😎
You should get a standing desk for your work bench
Awesome use of custom brims
This is stupid and i absolutely love it. Pushing 3d printing to the limits
Man that is amazing!!! I figured it would be heavy, but who cares! It's cool!!!! I want to have one of those wheel and tires just for display! Great work Ivan!
Keep on rolling, brother! Rooting for you all the way!🥳
Giant technics pieces? That's so cool. Awesome cart.
this would even make a great downhill kart, excellent work, sir
awesome Ivan
You should try to develop away so you can hand crank it with gears and stuff so you can propel yourself. Because I love the design so far would be even better if you could drive it without being on some sort of a slope.❤
I hung my 3D printer from a 1.65 gram TPU cable tie I designed & printed to show how strong the design was, but it's nothing compared sitting in a go kart you designed & printed!
Your ending tune, "Caro Be & Leviate - City Boy", I keep having to go play it after I watch your videos its too catchy.
Me quito el sombrero contigo, eres un auténtico genio.
This is the weirdest lego technic set I've ever seen! 🤣
The Engineering and thought behind these blocks is very impressive.
yeah thanks to lego technics
@@nickademuss42 What ever help you sleep at night.
I would love to know how many hours of printing time goes into a set of parts like these!
And filament. He must use multiple reals of the stuff.
@@Gixie-R You spelled 'pallets' wrong :)
I assume more than 10
I mean he said it's really heavy so I assume he can lift at least 30/40 kg so that many rolls.
Wondering the same
This is epic. Can't wait to see the power plant.
I now realise I also need a car with 86 cupholders.
Needs an electric motor! Those building blocks you made are awesome!
I can't wait to see the race with Matt 🙂
Can you pretty please include more of the actual 3d printing? Even short Timelapse’s of some of the parts. I, like many of your subscribers are here because we love 3d printing and want to see your awesome diy printers in action
yeah, front shafts look a bit scary. But that's what stress testing you going to do with motor is install is for.
Why do you not make a 3D printed crane mounted on the ceiling? You build such heavy parts that it would be interesting for you 😊
Looks great! A smaller pinion gear would help with the steerability and also give more space for your legs (as others have pointed out). What is giving you the strength between the front axles and the steering arm? It looks like just the little tab, but I'd be afraid that will shear off if you ever see any resistance in turning. Excited to see it move!
I would say the steering ratio is way to fast and it will need more angle to make a decent turn but this is a good start tho.
Giant lego go-kart is what I first thought when I saw the pieces
love this building system, reminds me of the old lock-block system the one with the screws built into each block that locked together with a 1/2 turn
I noticed you appear to have a protective case on your Apple Watch, I would like to know if the case is actually worth getting, also I love your 3D Printing projects keep up the good work and keep developing your cad skills, maybe you should make a giant Meccano crane to lift your projects off your table
It was hilarious to watch you gingerly sit down and worry about cracking and support... while it looked from the viewer's perspective like it didn't flex AT ALL :-) Have you ever calculated the strength of the "screwdrivers" and how small you could go (in overall scale) before they no longer worked and just shear off? They *look* great at this scale, I'm just curious if you know how much margin you actually have.
You are going to want a differential gear on that rear axle, or you are going to have a real rough time going around corners with those wide tires. Otherwise, it's fantastic. I think Matt ended up going with a split axle and two motors
might want to print a guard to isolate the large steering gear from your legs/pants and vice-versa
well then next after this, you could recreate the Tank with Miranda Blocks only ;)
Dale una impresora 3D a este hombre y dominará el mundo...
Eres un fenómeno. No me canso de decirlo.
Cada proyecto es una pasada.
Muchas gracias crack
If those front axles hold up while cornering speed I'll buy some polymaker pla pro 😂
Love this series, Ivan
This Look amazing so far and I can't wait to watch you zipping and drifting around in it!
A thought.. You ought to do stress and weight testing for your joints, bolts and beams that way you can get an idea for or an exact value of how much load they can take, it will give you more confidence and let you design with stress and loads in mind that way your not over or under engineering your designs
It looks like the tires are not grippy enough, i think you'll suffer from understeer. Maybe some treads could be fitted to avoid that
they will act like slicks i bet. and with some use they will get rougher and more grippy when used on asphalt/tarmac road surface
4wd would help too.
Its just a great drift Kart😊
Treads only help under wet conditions. If he wants better grip he'll need a higher friction tyre material.
@@lio1234234 I know, i didn´t explained myself well enough. I meant the material they use for retreading tires, that is the same rubber as in tires. It can be glued on the surface
Eres un crack me encantan tus vídeos sigue así ivan
When you've finished it, try asking Alonso if he'll try it! 🙂
Way to 3D print and make your own Mario kart! 🥳
Are you going to put a cover over the steering gear and pinion? It looks like your legs could get caught up in the gear and stop the steering from moving.
You crazy man - I love it!
Tengo un motor eléctrico en casa y un par de cosillas que podrían ser interesantes en ese proyecto. ¡Te há quedado genial!
I’m thinking a steel frame and a welder would be cheaper than just the plastic, but this is pretty awesome!!!
If you're gonna be building these huge things, you might wanna consider a way to lower the table or get a crane ! maybe you can 3D print those too ? ;P
Looks Kool!
Este es nuestro Aston Martin. Dale duro Ivan…
Cuando vas hacer un vídeo en español?
Salu2…
Are those smooth wheels going to have enough traction to get you moving?
I love this project!!!! Question. Is the gear on the steering column only pressure fit between two nuts? Might that steering get misaligned if the front wheels are hit?
Love the wheels!
Did you just straight scale up Lego Tecnic?
I like how Ivan has basically just supersized Lego technic
Wouldn't embedding some metal screws or rods into the screws help with rigidity / layer adhesion? For example a couple m5 or m6 screws in a hexagonal pattern embeded in the screw itself
I love it, i want one
Brilliant, Ivan! 😃
Looking forward to the next steps!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Você por aqui. Acompanhava sei canal uns tempo atrás. Parou com os vídeos??
@@viniciosvds Opa, fala rapaz! 😃
Então, estou sem PC pra poder editar vídeos... E os preços estão absurdos! 😕
Mas eu pretendo voltar sim, assim que possível!
@@MCsCreations volta sim... Seus vídeos era muito bom.. aguardo seu retorno!!
@@viniciosvds Valeu! 😃
how the hell you got only 320k subscribers? WAKE UP PPL!!!!