HSP TRIBESHEAD Truggy Parts
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While awaiting ordered parts (which I broke during my initial run) for my Truggy, I decided to give it a try to print them myself. With some careful drilling and precision work using a Dremel tool, the car is now back on its wheels and ready to hit the road - albeit slowly this time with lowered drag ratio (D/R) and expo settings. I'm unsure how these parts will hold up in outdoor conditions since they haven't been tested yet. Additionally, I've added some other custom-made parts specifically designed for this car. Here's a link to my earlier post detailing how I broke the original parts: https://youtu.be/L75X3BWgvM8 You can also find the 3D model used to print these parts on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1514933. Print Settings: Resolution: 0.1 mm Infill: 100% Notes: Printed in ABS plastic, with a cooling fan used for some of the parts.
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