rc car stand 3d models

A basic stand for my HPI RS4 EVO+ Mustang nitro car stands proudly upright, a testament to my ingenuity. It may be a little oversized but I've never encountered any problems with size as the printer I use is a robust 1m3 powerhouse. Update V2 version...

I can either be used as a static stand, by just not using the Base, or as a rotary stand by filling one of the grooves in the base with 3/8" ball bears (actually I just use 3/8" slingshot ammo, it's cheaper and sufficiently tight toleranced to work...

... shocks with oil and set them aside to remove air bubbles. The stand's height is sufficient to carry my TRX4 with 110mm wheels, and it also works well for SCX10 models similar in size. ...However, for monster trucks, larger stands will be necessary.

You can lay the stand flat for using it as a shock body stand. So you can fill the shocks with oil and put them aside to get rid of the air bubbles. The stand is high enough to carry my TRX4 w/ 110mm wheels, works as well for SCX10 and similar. ...For...

I built a compact stand to house my tiny micro T printer. ...Print Settings Printer Brand Deltaprintr Printer Deltaprintr Kit Rafts No Supports No Resolution 0.2mm Infill 20%

... In addition, I wrap the bottom of the screw from the top plate with 2-3 wraps of painters tape. This makes the assembly fit securely. I don’t tend to raise/lower much so this may not be practical for those that raise the stand as high as possible.

I bought the anti-slip rubber mat from a hardware store, but I think you can use any rubber mat there to make sure the car doesn't slip around. The rubber mat was super glued to the top plate, and the top plate was super glued to the beams of the...

RC car stand for display of 1:10 onroad carsThis car stand is only for display as i used as less material as possible to hold printing times low.Not useable for maintance of the car, this version is 25mm high and used for onroad cars like Tamiya TT...

This is a very simple 1/10 RC Car stand to prop your car up so that the wheels aren't touching the ground/desk.  It also has interchangeable plates with hole sizes 12-20mm to hold shocks.  All 3 shock plates fit in the center area for storage. ... You...

This folding RC car stand comes in three different heights. So depending on whether you have a buggy, short course, or racing truck, you just print the leg height that works best for your car, or your personal preference. The legs have a cross brace...

lowered platform height to 15mm from 30mm to save PLA

You can use shock and diff holder to fill oil. Added 4 different drawer, check it from added thing image. Note: you can use obj file like as stl, your slicer can be open it, but if it can't; reinstall your slicer and choose the obj section! You...

I basically merged the M20 STL file onto the end of the shaft of the base so that you can lock the base at a specific height.

Simple remix from the excellent original, made the axle contact points square and stretched the cross beam so that it fits the FTX Kanyon.

This model was crafted utilizing Tinkercad's intuitive platform. ...To make adjustments, simply access it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lHbevh6g0yK.

I printed also another Nut as the connection between the thread and the Top cracked over time (my RC car seems to be too heavy). Glued those parts together and used the nut for strength. If I would print it again, I would use 100% infill for the...

Holding your RC car shocks upright after filling them with oil lets the bubbles escape before installing the shock cap, ensuring smooth shocks when in use. Designing this shock stand to hold a maximum shock diameter of 15 mm and length of 76.5 mm was...

stand w/ pegs that allow to easily get fingers under car as to not lift up from body, or remove the pegs and this will space your MST RMX car so that the tires are just barely touching the surface but the shocks are all the way extended as to not...

I printed one stand as-is, and another that's been mirrored. ...It can hold 1/10th and 1/8th buggies, but I haven't tested it with other classes.

I manufactured two stands - one exactly as designed and the other flipped for symmetry. ...Each one accommodates smaller vehicles such as a tenth-scale buggy or an eighth-scale buggy, although I have yet to put them through their paces with any other...

This is an RC Car Stand. Perfect for storing your RC car on to prevent tires from deforming and perfect for when working on your RC cars with its integrated parts dish underneath. The top part (where the car sits on) is 100mm wide (between the...

I built a dyno-style stand from scratch to test the squat on my RC car. To make this project work, I needed two rollers from McMasterCarr.com. To assemble these parts, holes will have to be threaded so they can bolt together. Because of their...

I've some RC cars from 1:24 to 1:5 scale and for all of them I need a shocks stand for maintenance. ...This one can cover all the scales.It is suitable for 32mm shocks (In my case Arrma Kraton 8S or SCX6 shocks) For smaller shocks you can use the...

A quick stand to store a small scale (sub-1/10) rc car. ...Storing your RC cars on a stand keeps flat spots from developing on the tires. Might be a bit tall. Adjust Z-scale to your tastes. ...Made to fit on a 150 mm x 100 mm bed.

Hello, I designed this stand rc compatible car rc 1/10th and 1/8th. It is composed of 3 parts: the base which can also serve as a support for cushioning filling by placing it upright. a 130mm diameter removable turntable . A 15mm high spacer . On...

Low-poly car stands are designed specifically for Kyosho streetcars, providing a unique and detailed representation of these miniature vehicles.

The folding legs now snap in place using small magnets making the car stand much more stable, and it's using heatset inserts for the threads. 02/19/22 Update; -Improved magnet location on legs and top deck to remove interference when folding the...

A minimalist car display pedestal designed specifically for 1:8 scale remote control vehicles, crafted with simple polygonal shapes to provide an unobtrusive backdrop for showcasing high-performance miniature cars.

I simply appended a fully functional post with a print height of 60 millimeters to the existing design, as it already possessed all the necessary elements except for a support structure.