3D printed RC truck V3

By MrCrankyface

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3D printed RC truck V3

By MrCrankyface

108
21
Free
It's free to download

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3D printed RC truck V3

By MrCrankyface

at 2024-05-02
Files can now be found at Cults3D The 3D printed RC truck, version 3. After roughly 12 months development, this is what has come of it! It's an almost fully printable RC truck with gearbox and AWD drivetrain. -Each differential works as a real one but you can replace the internals with "truckv3_axle_difflock" to have a locked diff with more grip. -It has two axles in the files, select the one you want. Axle1 has dual rear tyres, Axle2 has single rear tyres. Axle2 also has 2 choices in rims. -The frame can be printed in 2 or 4 pieces, depending on how big your print surface is. Use the "split" files if you have a small printbed. All you need to build this, besides a lot of filament, is screws/nuts, bearings and electronics. This was a huge project to develop and upload so please let me know if anything is missing or unclear! Assembly videos of most parts to aid you in building can be found on my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/mrcrankyfaceprojects 2016-10-02 edit: Added truckV3_frontbumper Check me out at: Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/MrCrankyfaceProjects Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr.crankyface/ 3d hubs: https://www.3dhubs.com/malm%C3%B6/hubs/mrcrankyface Patreon: http://patreon.com/Mrcrankyface

Technical

Everything except mudflaps and tyres can and has been printed in PLA plastic, printing the drivetrain in PETG/Nylon will make it a lot more durable. Tyres/mudflaps need to be printed in Ninjaflex or similar material. Tyres from Tamiya 1:14 scale trucks can also be used. This truck needs quite a lot of screws to be assembled. The totals is: 8x M4x20 37x M3x10 15x M3x10(Counter sunk) 72x M3x16 27x M3x8(Grubscrews) 22x 6700zz bearings 16x M3 nuts 2x M4 nuts 3x 18mm long, 4mm rods. 2x 80mm long, 4mm rods. I've done my best but these might not be 100% accurate so buy a few screws extra. :) You will also need: -Rubber bands for holding battery to the holder -Cable ties for cable management/securing components -Super glue for assembling flatbed and putting mudflaps on fenders

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dazzadazzadazzadazza
dazzadazzadazzadazza
almost 8 years
omg, the moment i see this i just had to build it! Heating up now! thanks for sharing cranky face
MrCrankyface
MrCrankyface
over 8 years
@Jordy: Thank you! That sounds awesome. :)
CausaMortis
CausaMortis
over 8 years
This rocks. So much in fact that we have decided to select it as our featured banner image for the coming weeks. Keep cranking out those awesome models ;)

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