RC Elastic Shock

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This shock is compatible with OpenRC 1:10 4WD Truggy Concept RC Car available on Thingiverse. Specification: Use an elastic band with adjustable tension, select the right one for your needs. How to use: 1. Place the elastic band all around the shock and secure it on the hooks. ![alt text](https://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/6f/a9/fc/26/59/2019-07-21-3.jpg) 2. In released mode, the shock should be fully extended; when pushing the piston, you should feel resistance from the elastic band. Once released, the shock should return to its full extended position. ![alt text](https://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/d5/91/cd/a5/2c/IMG_20190723_112808-2.jpg) How to print: To prevent piston sticking, set the support with these settings: Support Z Distance: 0.2mm Source: OnShape - RC Elastic Shock is available at [https://cad.onshape.com/documents/48a8d4acd2da14a035a3901e/w/c7d85d1d0207905a5ee794f3/e/80f7ac148da854ee578d5257](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/48a8d4acd2da14a035a3901e/w/c7d85d1d0207905a5ee794f3/e/80f7ac148da854ee578d5257) OnShape Usage: Variables: Length: Distance between the two screw holes. PartOffset: Space between the piston and the main part. Release Notes: 2019-07-23 Added RC_Elastic_Shock_v1.0_-_95mm.stl file.

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