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It is beyond easy. Simple wheel/trans/servo adapters are one of the best parts of 3d printing.

use front wheels in the rear too… My greatest discovery in RC was when I put CAT 2000 fronts on the rear of my Cougar 95 for stock class racing. :lol: It didn't matter because my driving sucked so bad, but I felt the way Costin and Duckworth must have felt when they built the first DFV :twisted: Ba...

First off, the key to making your dreams into reality starts with software. Fusion360 is free for hobbyists. Grab the download and watch some tutorials. I watched the first 4 or so titans of CNC videos, just the first part where they are designing in fusion. You don't need the cam or machining porti...

Those are actually part of the "4 link" which uses live hinges at the bottom. System works really well. The part in the middle is a "dipper". You fill the well with syrup and it's a crude but very effective damper. Just try not to leave the car inverted for more than a few second...

So many things you can do with a 3D printer.... I won't post any picture here. I remember when I bought my first printer. Some of my friends or colleagues were telling me "but why?" I had a vision, and it is quite simple: you can see a 3D printer is the future. First it is a meta tool : a ...

Purdy Disco II...

...bummer the show was small, at least the Off Road Expo made up for it a little. Tough one on the vendors area (or show in general) not meeting expectations too. Surprised your son isn't tearing your sleeve off telling you the kind of car he wants.

thought i might as well post this here since its getting close to finished . started as a basket case i posted about here years ago . my youngest (7) wanted his own car so i got to work . need to order a body and and do a final tear down and clean of all the og parts ,then he gets to build it himself

For your crawler question, I see that Associated has a listing that might meet the need.
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Just installed my brushless kit, I had alot of clearance issues with the esc, so made a mount to mount it above the battery. Even had room to refit the fan.
What gearing would people recommend for a 13.5T motor?

Couple of pics from last week’s beach hop in Nz, only just getting them up now.

Gotta love the storage in the back of this truck

Frankentruck wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 2:36 pm That printer needs a computer to run?

The slicer software is on computer not the printer , it takes a solid shape and Slices it into layers and sets a rout for the printer to follow to print each layer , this is then exported as a G code file to the printer

Plugged in my circa 2006 Toshiba to cycle the battery. Remember screen savers?

I've got a NIB GT2 body, I can have a look at the decal sheet if you want?

Has anyone else noticed this? What sticker kit do I have? Did GT2’s come as factory team kits that I’m unaware of? I’m not sure I understand your question correctly? They did sell a factory team truck and a RTR model. Or is it just your sticker set doesn’t match any you have or seen? It looks like ...