3D printed parts for RC cars | Will they survive? |

[@rentaspoon219]

I've been using 3d printed parts on my son's RC basher, it's saved me tons of money in new bodies and other parts because they break as opposed to the more expensive parts (and cost me a lot less to replace)

[@adewax]

Please what printer did you use?

[@rossetti1313]

You are incredible, and your video/editing is superb! Easy sub

[@therealfazee]

thank you!

[@NeoIsrafil]

Dunno if yours will, but i use 3d printed a arms and ive seen people build entire custom rc cars with 3d printing so its possible. ❤😊

[@therealfazee]

If anything breaks on that car I'll try to replace it with printed part for sure.. it's pretty well built though

[@andreawong361]

Hi! It's awesome, my dad have a RC car and needs some pieces like this. What modeling program are you using?

[@therealfazee]

Thank you. I'm using Onshape

[@mtphotoutah]

I have has great success with rims and sand tires 3d printed

[@therealfazee]

Oh awesome. What material? I'm planning the rims from PETG or PC

[@mtphotoutah]

@@therealfazee pla worked for the rims, and a softer tpu for the tires. Mind you this was on a 2/3 s car

[@therealfazee]

@@mtphotoutah oh wow.. I guess the PLA might survive but kinda worried about the center of the wheel, as you can see in the end of my video, the stock plastic rim got chewed up where the metal meets plastic.. at the moment I'm printing a rim from polycarbonate, planning to do ASA, and already printed PETG and will put them all into test

[@mtphotoutah]

@@therealfazee I have been using 3d printed hex nuts on the wheels for years and just recently had one wear out. I haven't tried anything over 3s though, yet. Sand tires in a softer TPU has worked great!

[@AFgamesAFgamez]

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