RC tank tracks 3d models

NEW DESIGN UP NOW 10/30/14 I still haven't printed out the two-piece idler yet; it's supposed to use the same bearing size but this time it will fit inside the track instead. Printing this part and adding my friend's new ectsbot printer will keep me...

Traxxas Stampede Tracks. ...Watch as I build this rugged off-road system from scratch, and check out the step-by-step tutorial in my latest YouTube video at https://youtu.be/4iQ9R3mB7gE.

Tracks for a robot or RC tank, or some other platform.

First STL file is for the section of track, second is an individual track link for custom tuning the length of your overall track. To join sections or individual links, simply use self-tapping M3x10 screws (will need two screws per link of track). I...

This is my blueprint for a do-it-yourself remote control tank track system; made from metal; extremely efficient.

For now, I've managed to complete a 3-inch track link and a spacer designed for insertion between the track's small arms and drive sprocket. Both parts were painstakingly drawn from scratch, their digital forms now brought into reality through 3D...

... Right now I have a 3" Track link, a Spacer that goes in between the small arms of the track and the drive sprocket. I drew all of these from scratch. I have printed them and they do fit well. Designed to use a 6-32 screw and nut to connect them.

Building an RC Snow Cat from Scratch, One Part at a Time This is where it all begins - constructing my very own RC snow cat project that I've been eager to start for quite some time now. As I progress with the build, I'll be adding more components...

I've printed test tracks with PLA and they're quite tough (but loud!), the final version will be printed with Nylon - no more broken links. I've provided four different designs: Scoop Scoop - Rev(reverse) Smooth - there are three holes in the pad...

This version of the tracks has largely been made obsolete by version 2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3172412\r\n\r\nFour modified versions of the tracks from RC Tank, published by Staind, are available for download. These modifications aim to...

- Inserts give good grip on grass, sand, mud and other soft grounds; (ready for snow) - Even with inserts the tank still drifts nicely on hard ground; - Filament joints give flexibility to the whole track making it harder to break under aggressive...

Instructions: printed on Mendel - Afterward, submerge the tracks in scalding hot water; subsequently snap them together while gripping firmly with pliers and let cool afterwards. Not suited for high-speed racing but perfect for leisurely yard...

It's a merge of oger's "Wheels with groove and colored insert" and edwardchew's "Staind RC Tank Track Wheel w/o sprocket - Critical Update" All credits go to the designers mentioned above. Head to oger's thingi...

It's a combination of oger's "Wheels with groove and colored insert" and edwardchew's "Staind RC Tank Track Wheel w/o sprocket - Critical Update". All credit goes to the designers, oger and edwardchew. ... Check out oger's thingiverse page at...

- https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2414983 This track is designed for use with the RC Tank by Staind. To minimize bolt usage, it's printed in sections that can be assembled using M3 bolts. I've provided different lengths to accommodate various tank...

... fastening system using three M2 x 6mm hex screws. These screws were carefully chosen for their reliability and fit perfectly into pre-drilled holes on the track. ...After printing and testing the assembly, everything aligned smoothly as expected.

I had a 1:16 Heng Long Tiger 1 tank, but it had a few of it's track pieces broken. I designed it in 3D and printed. It needs a bit of adjustment after printing, but it fits! ...I also made it a bit more robust then the original one, so it won't brake...

The design was sparked by P4man's inventive work on Thingiverse. It's mainly geared for rugged terrain, yet its bigger footprint gives it better traction on paved roads. ...Little supporting structure is needed during the printing process.

This track is specifically designed for use with the RC Tank by Staind. It's a remix of my initial version of this printable track. This track is created to be printed in sections, minimizing the number of M3 bolts needed. I tried another track...

I created this because the non-drive track wheels of Staind have sprockets, which is not typical in many tanks I've played with, and it causes problems as follows: 1. Jamming - the track does not spin smoothly, resulting in a rough ride. 2. Excessive...

I created this because the "non-drive" track wheels of Staind also come with sprockets, which is not typical on many tanks I've played with, and it causes problems as follows: 1. jamming. The track doesn't spin smoothly. It's rough. 2. huge noise. 3....

I'm redesigning Staind RC Tank with a separate drive wheel and gear system. I plan to 3D print the gear in Taulman 910 Nylon for durability and the wheel in PETG for flexibility. The remix is based on Oger's enhanced drive wheel design. ...To assemble...

Created tracks for the part that this thing is remixed from. ... Tracks can be connected using male pin headers or sewing pins.

This is essentially an expanded version of my Mini Servo Tank (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3211790). It can be equipped with FPV featuring a pan/tilt mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4019299) for added functionality. The files are...

This is sort of a bigger version of my Mini Servo Tank (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3211790). It can have FPV with a pan/tilt mount (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4019299). It can run off of a variety of motors but the files are configured...

I used the best base platform for a tank track I could find and modeled an aggressive tread style giving high amounts of traction in varied terrain.

The frame is a sturdy 480 x 280 mm construction. Two electric motors work together in perfect harmony, each one running on a steady 12-volt direct current supply, generating an impressive 1.84 kg/cm of torque and spinning at an incredible 155...

... as intended. ...I've only tested it manually, pushing the device myself - I haven't had a chance to try it on a vehicle yet. As for the layout, I've completed the right-hand side of the track, but I still need to work on the left-hand section.

Today I'm excited to share my unique twist on the "track link" for RC tanks, inspired by Staind's design. The modification centers around removing the twisting mechanism that utilized an M3x45mm screw and self-locking nut. In its place, two...

Enhanced grip was incorporated into a racing track layout.