tamiya grasshopper battery 3d models

This versatile battery holder is compatible with numerous Tamiya models, such as the M03 series, serving as a direct replacement for one of the detachable holders since the battery's removal is restricted to a single direction only. Its design draws...

Suitable Tamiya group C lipo convert

Fits my Tamiya Scania 1:14 truck.Could probably be used to something else.Print 2 of each part.Glue the beams to the position you would like to have them.The rear side skirt holder needs to be twisted 180 degrees and mounted together with the rear...

Custom lipo battery holder. Fits my Tamiya Scania 1:14 truck. Could probably be used to something else. Print 2 of each part. Glue the beams to the position you would like to have them. ... The rear side skirt holder needs to be twisted 180...

Tamiya Bush Devil battery holder/tray. I've successfully printed it on its side or as shown in the pictures without any issues so far. I use a Gens Ace hard case 2s LIPO, which fits perfectly and securely. CAUTION: Although I believe this version is...

central Tamiya M-05 battery holder (short battery) This bracket is for central short batteries in the tamiya M-05 chassis. ...super easy to print and super resistant.

body pins you'll also need 20X 3x10mm countersunk plastic screws, 8X 3x10mm pan head plastic screws (Those from the Tamiya kit will work), 4X M3x8mm countersunk machine screws (Or 4-40x3/8 if they're easier to get) and 4X M3 nuts (Or 4-40 nuts) to...

Simple shells safeguard standard-sized NiMH packs and absorb excess space when used in Tamiya Frog and Hotshot models. I'm fed up with seeing new batteries in my son's cars take such a pounding! The battery slides or snaps into the shell, which is...

I designed this with the intention of using a modern Li-Po or Li-Fe battery in my Tamiya Hilux while maintaining the look of the original 6v 4000 mAh block pack. There is plenty of room for a large battery and a voltage regulator to reduce it down to...

TAMIYA CR-01用。簡単なバッテリーホルダー、あなたの車に合うようにウレタンなど入れて厚さを調整して下さい。レイヤー高さ：0.2mmインフィル：20％サポート：必要ビルドプレート密着性：ラフトが良い

A Basic Power Supply Unit Designed Specifically for the Tamiya TT-01 Vehicle Platform.

This case is designed specifically for all early Tamiya R/C cars and trucks that use a 5-cell, 6-volt battery. Now you have the option to create your own custom battery case using 3D printing technology, preserving the original casing as a display...

This is a custom 5-Cell 6-Volt Battery case designed specifically for early Tamiya R/C cars and trucks. Now, you can 3D print your own replacement and preserve the original as a display piece. The bottom of the case features a precision-cut window...

I'm repairing my Tamiya R/C WildWilly2. One day, my WildWilly2 model fell apart. I attempted to fix it again, but it broke instantly. ...Therefore, I built this new project instead.

A small modification to the battery holder to be able to effectively hold lipo shorty batteries.

I designed this holder, because my battery is slagering around in the Case. ...With the holder the Battery is hold on place.

A simple holder for one of the most popular battery warners...

I created a custom holder to keep my battery secure and snug within its case. ...The battery was previously sloppily bouncing around inside the Case, but with the holder in place, it's now firmly anchored and held fast.

This is a custom design of the battery holder, for those like me that want to have a "softer" version in TPU.

Restoring the old Pumpkin, I decided to create a battery box for smaller 2200mAh LiPo batteries that I also use in my Twin Hammers. The Pumpkin is designed to accommodate standard NiMH racing packs, but I wanted to explore alternative options. ...To...

This remixed battery retainer is designed to be easier to install and remove compared to the stock one. The source code is included in this release. The original unaltered file is also included as DT01_Battery_Cover_v3.stl. ... This part should be...

These battery holders will offset the battery by 5mm and also accommodate round Li-Po packs more easily (they tend to be a few mm longer than NiMH packs). I created this part because the wires on my Li-Po were rubbing on the body and bulging it...

Support for battery pin. This support replace all the junk for holding mecanical speed control . You can fixe the receiver with double face tape et remove anything else. ... You have a hole for keeping antenna tube in place.

... We've broken a couple of these in really hard crashes, like driving the car off a work table, but never had a battery leave the tray.The OpenSCAD file is parametric and includes a test print option. ...I've also included the test print STL file.

We've broken a couple of these in really hard crashes, like driving the car off a work table, but never had a battery leave the tray. The OpenSCAD file is parametric and includes a test print option. I've also included the test print STL file. ... ...

I upgrade my battery mounts to accommodate larger lipos, specifically 138mm long ones. ...Many hardcase 2s stickpacks have the right width and height but are just a bit too long for NiMH or NiCAD packs, these new mounts allow me to use the packs I...

The original battery holder has been found to be slightly too compact to accommodate the nVision 4500mAh LiPos snugly, which measure approximately 139mm in length. This offering serves as a direct replacement for the standard unit. ...Its design may not...

This is a Forward Battery Holder & Bumper mount to improve the CC02's crawling balance and capability. Works great with the bumper and servo mount I've posted. ... ...

This is the High Approach Angle bumper I designed to work in conjunction with the Forward Battery Mount and Axle Servo Mount. ... https://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?/topic/99290-cc-02-crawler-build-mod-and-run/&tab=comments#comment-901925 ...

This is a battery strap which fits the unchanged TT01E chassis to hold a hardcase 2S Lipo pack (26x46x138mm). No adaptions of the chassis needed at all. Print it upside down for minimal support needs. PLA/PLA+ does not work, it breaks to...