3d printed rc scale accessories

PARMATreD PT4 Fully 3D Printed 1/10 car with 540 motor Easy to build (Manual attached) Easy to repair Cheap Components Speed>20 km/h Ideal for fun, drift, education

Parts needed to scale down and build MXR at 65%

Check it out at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3545173 Join the EngineeringNS community on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/EngineeringNS/ This post showcases the completed front assembly for my RC car. - A detailed BOM is attached. - The...

Human: Mechanik: TRex 450 with DFC-Tailrotor Frame: Designed for 3D Printing Precision Motor: Scorpion MKII 2221-10, a Powerful 3000KV 550W System Main Rotor Blades: Spinblade Halbsymetrisch 350, Optimized for Smooth Flight Wheels: Durable and Wide,...

This post features the Rear Assembly for my RC car, a crucial component in bringing this vehicle to life. Here are some key details: A Bill of Materials (BOM) is attached for your reference. An Instructable guide will be published soon, providing...

Craft a 130mm RC PLA bulldozer with servo motors and gears, utilizing laptop batteries for power. The model requires a 7805 voltage regulator to supply 5V for the receiver. Key elements include 2x 608 bearings, M8 screw rod, tiny screws, washers, and...

The forks are made for this pallet https://www.printables.com/model/329522-112th-scale-standard-us-pallet

He now wanted to build an RC car so they could relive those old races together. Moved by this heartfelt letter, I decided to revamp the F1 lineup, starting with a car that honored Senna's final championship win - the iconic MP4/6. The MP4/6 boasts a...

Crankyface's 3D printed truck. Print Settings Printer: Geeetech I3 Rafts: None Selected Supports: Not Required Resolution: 0.2mm Layer Height Infill: 100% Densely Printed Notes: Additional materials are required beyond the printed parts. 2.5 mm...

I sought to enhance the rear shaft's stability by substituting it with a 10 mm smooth steel rod, typically used in 3D printers, instead of the original 3D printed component. To prepare the steel rods, I employed a grinder to create chamfers on both...

Just print it and cut to size

I built my first airplane many years ago, and I wanted to recreate the model using as many 3D printed parts as possible based on the "And now" design (check out the PDF). I opted for a 1806-2300kv motor paired with a 6x4 prop (a 7-inch prop might...

It can be totally 3d printed or be upgraded with a few metal turned parts. The chassis it self had a lot of improvements, the suspension system is similar to the one used on Mini Z, the electronics can be accessed all from the bottom (no...

It can be totally 3D printed or upgraded with a few metal turned parts. The chassis itself has had a lot of improvements. The suspension system is similar to what's used on Mini Z models. Electronics can be accessed from the bottom (no need to...

You can either totally 3D print it or upgrade with a few metal turned parts to give it an extra boost. The chassis has undergone significant improvements, and I'm excited to share that the suspension system is similar to the one used on Mini Z. I've...

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQrvO69onVs First Hybrid Foam 3D Printed (HF3D) Airplane. Simply add foam, glue, and some carbon fiber spars! (Plus electronics). See summary of youtube videos for more technical specs ...

First of all, I was too cheap to spend any money on panhard-rod or the other rods including the steering rod, so I used 3d printed ones. The rodend idea is "stolen" with permission by the guys who made the Rancher 4x4, so called 3dsets.com. The...

This is a model pilot for the 3D printable Fokker DR1 model at redbaronrc.com It just seemed incomplete without this famous aviator.

... build in a 3660 4s Brushless motor. ...The connection betwen the prop and the motor is a Gt2 Pulley with pressfit. You should print the whole Thing in 0.2mm and a strong Material. ...The Flow corrector just can get glued to the back of the motor</p>

You'll need to utilize support to print this out. If that's an issue with your printer, let me know and I can create a revised version for you. When using this in a project, kindly give credit! ...Watch the instructional video at...

Parts you will need to build this model: ----------Central drive unit---------- Belt 40T: https://www.conrad.de/de/p/reely-zahnflachriemen-aeusserer-umfang-203-mm-anzahl-zaehne-40-226050.html Pulley:...

Required hardware includes: 3x countersunk M3x10 screws 2x M3x16 screws 4x 15x10x4 bearings Check out more content on: Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/MrCrankyfaceProjects Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrcrankyface/ 3d hubs:...

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For additional guidance, please watch this tutorial: https://youtu.be/bVyIdPbyI8M The complete plane model can be downloaded here (including technical support), and it's also available on Facebook and YouTube: * http://3dlabprint.com *...

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Simple scale crawler sandboard for RC vehicle. Print settings: Printer: Geeetech Prusa I3 pro B. Raft: Not used. ... Supports: None required.

Crafted a compact container for a kitchen balance using readily available parts, complete with a detailed guide on Instructables, which incorporates a load cell and an HX711 analog-to-digital converter.

Rc scale fuel cell 1/10 great scale part for your car

Rc scale battery truck, a perfect fit to tamiya tractor or any other truck.

This is the OP3D RC Snowmobile project (Open source 3d printed rc snowmobile). A project that I've been working on for quite a bit of time. As the title suggests I've made a fully open source 3d printable snowmobile. And the best thing is that it...