I 3D printed a crawler shell now all I have to do is put it together!
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2021
- I felt like I was missing out since I'd not tried driving a hard body crawler. So I went off and found a nice Dodge Ram from the 80's and digitally pinched, bobbed, doved, shaved and chopped the arches. It took a lot of sanding, brushing, superglue and hot glue to get it together, but I think it was a pretty cool experience and definitely one I wanted to share.
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What an awesome job man. 👍🏼 I absolutely CANNOT wait for the second video.
Great job...that looks awesome👍 look forward to seeing it out in action😎
Brother I say this with all due respect. You kill me. I wished we lived closer so I could buy you a pint. Some of the things you say just crack me up. I know you're not trying to come off funny but to a yankee some of the words you use just give me the chuckles.
A little filler trick is super glue and baking soda. Just make sure you are in a well ventilated area.
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Haha awesome! Thanks for the tip
"lovely chemicals" 🙂
Nice info bro can wait to see your next video! I’ve subscribed
Thanks, appreciate it!
That just looks too cool! 😀
Nice work ! I've printed a few RC bodies out of PLA myself. They look really nice but are extremely fragile. Not really good for bashing lol. BTW you can use spray putty to fill the layer lines. Still needs a little sanding after but not as much.
Yeah I’ll look into it. Wanted something that would print the colour I wanted. Seems like that’s just impractical
@@JustScalin Also you can weld the parts using a soldering iron and a 3d pen. What I do is keep the parts in place with tape on the outside of the body and melt a groove along the seam inside the body with the soldering iron. Then fill that groove with the 3d pen (highest temperature setting), if that makes sense. I've never had a weld give up so far.
Fantastic idea and concept, I know it's a crawler but my query is. How many times will it tumble before it shatters? Unless your hands are ready to catch the car.
How long will it the body last.
I printed the cab and hood in one direction and the rear in another to see which broke first. Turns out it was the rear, but no big deal looking to do a second version.
It’s nowhere near as safe as lexan but that makes me drive a lot more slowly and carefully which has really improved my skills. It had a few tumbles last weekend and held together fine
@@JustScalin so all in all great idea/concept for crawler bodies. We cant have successes without a few failures first. Awsome video and I'm glad it's working, so when you doing me a trx4 body haha.
I’ve actually got a spare one printed that’s a 3 piece that now has bolt mounts to hold the hood and cab together. If I can get PETG printing as fast as my PLA I’d be very happy. Probably going to start printing with a 1mm nozzle and using filler in future
@@JustScalin so it's a hollow/hollow body if that makes sense lol. Well definitely put the printer into a fill program cant imagine that stuff to weigh much. I personally am rooting for you on this one mate.
Get a gopro they have time lapse get a cheap gopro hero 7 white that will do the job for what you want
Yeah did one on my phone, but the lighting is set up for the Sony camera so need a custom setting which I couldn't get to work. Will look into Go-Pro's
sorry but where are the stl files of the model? there is no file related to this project on your thingiverse........