Making a Resin 3D Printed RC Benchy! - Full Build and Maiden Voyage

The Jungle Queen Resin 3D Printed RC Benchy
In this video I show you a step-by-step process on how I turned the Jungle Queen Benchy into a full fledged RC Boat. This was a very fun and challenging build.
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Tools I use in this video
HARDELL mini Dremel Sander: amzn.to/3TwQPId
Aves 2 Part Apoxie Sculpt: amzn.to/3vXZJqf
Silicone Slap Mat: amzn.to/3ISfDWf
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12x16 Plastic Tray: amzn.to/3V6VmmJ
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0:00 Intro
0:38 Printing The Jungle Queen
2:04 Installing Motors and Components
3:45 Boat Hull Stability
5:33 Painting and Model Showcase
6:21 Maiden Voyage

[@ResinForge]

Hello and thank you for stopping by!
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Links to the tools I used in this video are in the description!

[@donkeee785]

Google the effect of ballast on boat hulls. The worst thing you can do to the stability of a boat is add floats to the bottom. Just add ballast (weight inside the hull down low)

[@ResinForge]

@@donkeee785 I saw a bunch of videos where people added aluminum “floats” to the back sides of small fishing boats so I took the idea from that and yeah the floats didn’t really help 😆
I ended up adding a ballast tank hull underneath the flat bottom hull towards the end of the video that worked ok. The issue was adding water would stabilize the boat but it also made it much too heavy to float correctly and maneuver with the weak motors.
If I ever decide to make another one I have a way clearer understanding now of how the balancing works. Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it!