Just don't take a corner too fast; if you thought an early-'60s Corvair was prone to snap rollover, wait until you see one of these trucks loaded up high. Ford still had concerns with the twin-I-beam version of the approach, which at least increased the swing radius to a greater proportion of the track...

Great model! Where would you get sprint steel sheets?

Stl's?

Stl's?

Stl's?

Stl's?

Отлично

Great video

czech's r just built different (im czech btw)

Isn’t this what attacked Jeremy Renner?

besides you forgot to tell us what you did on the roof, the video is great. Keep it coming.

Nice work! But i have few questions. Which type of steel you use? Or from which thing you grab it? And then do you have aby form or how you did it curvy from the flat? To be same on every time? Thanks

Wow❤❤ this is sooo f..... awsome bro realy realy cool

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Hello! How can I get a 3D model of this truck?

This is one odd looking snowcat. I like it 😺 is it to download or buy files?

Tatra❤

They can actually have differentials, there are two solutions that exist for this type of suspension, one made by pinzgauer and another one made by tatra. It is though a complex system that would be fragile at this scale

We need a link man

Wow.... spettacolare...bel progetto ... ciao dall'Italia

Wo bekommt man die Dateien und die Anleitung für den Truck ? :)

Very well done review

Hello

Super

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Really cool design. Idk how I’ve never seen this

*Promosm*

I’m not even into rc cars or whatever idk if this is a rc car or just a model but this is cool with the camera set up it took me a about a second to realize this wasn’t real and if it wasn’t for the pine cone it would hav taken me a few more I used to play in the sand dunes right on the edge where they met the woods at the beach in North Carolina where you had sand and little plant life and things that just felt like a tiny world I built a lego type model kinda thing when I was probably 10 it was a ford bronco with a working winch and tires with real air in them I played in the sand with that making little tracks you just unlocked some core memory’s

Very nice!!! Can we see the workings?

Dang

I think I know what I'm going to use this for

Do you got the jig file?

Couldn't you have some sort of compliant cover made of rubber or brushes or something like that. You could make it removable. You could cover the top like that, but just leave the bottom open so dirt can fall out if it does get in like you said.

Nice!!

Impressive!

Might want stiffer suspension if your going to put a cab and extra weight on it. Looks cool

Hey man arent you seing the layer gaps on 02:42 also the oozing what are you talking about haha

so when are the reviews for the other options of that machine coming? cheers

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I really liked the subjects and your presentation. Just subscribed.

Thanks for the review 👍 I am in the market for both a CNC and 3D printer, this has both!

Genius!

Wow! Very impressive. Subscribed.

The best upgrade for a Snapmaker is to empty the box and install a Prusa in it instead.

Ok! I have had enough of this paid review crap lieing about how "amazing" this 3D printer is. I have had it since the kickback and oohh maaaan! Does it have problems! First I just want to say that if this reviewers have any affiliation links or they get a commission for you buying it then skip the review because they are forced to say its amazing. 1. 3D: The 3D printer is mediocre at best. When compared to other 3D printers of the same caliber it is on the lower part of that list. It's slow, loud, and hates printing details or small objects. What it does well is using most pla type filaments, it has a direct drive like he said and the temps can get high enough to use some more interesting filaments. Over all the 3D printer gets a 6/10 2. Laser cut/engraving: The laser is ok. It's not powerful enough to cut through most materials. The materials it can cut must be soft or thin and if not used properly it burn your shit. The engraving ability is a little better but is also very finicky about the material you are using. The autofocus is trash and never works. If you know what you are doing you can engrave in color.6/10 3. CNC: The cnc part is more of what the machine wants to do. The cnc has few problems with the exception of a high learning curve. It is the part that can hurt you the most if you dont know what you are doing. It is also the part that can damage it self if not fully understood. 8/10 Conclusion: I do like this machine and what it can do but what I cant stand are the lies I keep hearing about how amazing it is. There is one big falt that makes me very angry. The lack of community and the lack of support for this machine!! The big reason why I wanted to invest such a large amount of money in this thing is because of the support and community of snapmaker 1. Snapmaker has neglected the community and after the launch of the product the company maintains very little communication with its customers. Over all if you just want one feature like the 3D printer then skip this one but if you where thinking also about the cnc or laser then it might be for you.

Hi. I have an MTV 1083 IRL. Wondering if you would be doing any 6x6's in the future? Great work! I love to fabricate too, not so much with 3D (still learning) mostly with steel, in full scale. Look forward to your new projects....

I was curious about the movement, thank you for letting us know about the lead screws for the X, Y. i think i'm sold on getting one.

Thank you for the review! I have not seen many good reviews of the A350T and i'm thinking about getting one, but I don't want to drop $1500 without knowing if it's worth it.

When you started this project it was free and I still donated to you for making the v1 and v2 truck but now I come back years later and what was once free you now want people to pay for what a joke

Spettacolare...bel video...che bel truck ... ciao dall'Italia