Building a RC Equipment Trailer - B20 Build - Part 2 Finale

[@engineerwv]

Awesome 🎉

[@Novaarte1980]

Perfect!

[@chuckdee60]

Very nice work

[@burnie222rclasseanhanger6]

thank you 🥰

[@justinmunzlinger8471]

oh that cool, and looks fun. Might get me one👍

[@BaggedCustoms]

Just finished printing my 973k, cant wait to get to assembly. Please keep in mind possibly doing a US lowboy style trailer at some point. Also another suggestion would be a Cat 657 scraper! Keep up the great work man. 🔥🔥

[@RDTrucking]

Fantastiskt bygge! Snyggt!

[@pascalperrin-bonnet7119]

Très réaliste bravo.

[@RcNeil]

I absolutely love mine, scared to get it dirty 😂

[@burnie222rclasseanhanger6]

awesome :D haha , Im probably going to get mine really dirty this season 🤣

[@Novaarte1980]

Perfect work.

[@Thielyman]

Sehr schöner Auflieger, wie funktionieren die Rampen, über Servo oder Getriebemotoren mit Schubstangen👍👍👍

[@burnie222rclasseanhanger6]

watch part 1 ;) its all there :D

[@JacobDenzler]

I am a new fan of the channel, how do you do about designing the models? What program? Do you start at the frame and work your way out? Etc… I am mainly talking about the front end loaders/exavators

[@hankrooney]

beautifull piece of works you make. I would love to live in Norway. Beauty in its purest

[@artagain8977]

New sub. Love your content

[@simonessel6205]

Hallo werden die Kommentare auf cults mal beantwortet? bevor man es kauft?

[@guillermo7133]

Do you know how many kilos it can support? Could it transport a 20 kilo excavator or a 30 kilo drx2? What is the limit? has not thought about making certain parts that will withstand more effort such as axles and shock absorbers in metal, I think the secret to this is to get easily accessible metal parts and print the rest in 3D, in this way we can have completely robust but homemade vehicles . For example, the shovel or certain reinforcements on the arms of the loaders, I think that metal rods or aluminum profiles of standardized measurements could be introduced and covered in 3D material. In this way we have a completely robust, reinforced machine made at home and with accessible materials. I think that part of the satisfaction that you have said that you feel with your DRX2 is precisely because of that, because you have a machine that has no limits, you do not push or move loose soil, but you are able to tear up natural soil and for that some elements should have reinforcement of metal. The most obvious is the shovel, and my proposal in this case is to adapt a commercial shovel from an internet manufacturer, of which there are many on the market and can be found on the market. In my personal opinion and I am sorry if I have bothered you by giving my opinion.

[@CLAUDIOSRC9529]

[@hankrooney]

Awesome work, how did you design this with what program? I bought the vulpa and the kommander and now I need the trailer BUT where is the truck for the trailer??;;--))