3D PRINTED ALL TERRAIN SKATEBOARD FROM SCRATCH

[@kars1504]

4 infinite things: - time - space - money of mr beast - Ivan's red filament

[@lastofthebest5102]

Federal Reserve Notes are not "money" they are instruments of debt. Hence the reason they are called "bills" or "notes". Time is a man-made construct which merely signifies platitudes in a given system and in no way is infinite. Have you ever seen space to be able to claim its an "infinite thing"?

[@IvanBoychuk]

You are goddamned right :DDDD SPACERSS!!!

[@AxanLderE]

@Dusk Spawn Considering it was written by software I'm not surprised. You won't be able to tell the difference soon enough though.

[@pladragon650]

You should get a welder it would make this frame so much easier and stronger. Keep up the good work and thanks so much for the motivation to work on my own projects.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

+1 to the welder, I've been delaying it but it's getting ridiculous at this point. Thanks!!

[@Recycled_Trash]

I was thinking the same thing

[@tomcapon4447]

I was going to say, Colin Furze would like to have a word with you about that ironwork!

[@Recycled_Trash]

@@tomcapon4447 true He has a thing with his welders and making them very useful Edit: and metal bending tools

[@tiporari]

Flux core welders are perfect for quick fabrication and require minimal setup or skill. They produce strong welds, require no shielding gas, and work outdoors, with crappy metal, etc. Results look fine with practice and they are cheap. Here in the USA a flux core welder that runs on household 120vac is about $100

[@JoelCreates]

Tony Hawk: Mountain Rescue

[@jofagoma]

Nailed it

[@pickledpigknuckles6945]

Tank skate board or a medics injured soldier transporter low to the ground for the front lines you dont want the already shot patient getting targeted again you should be working to solve problems for your countries military just make it longer so a 6 foot 4 inch soldier can lay down on it you could also use it to transport medical supplies and bullets to the front lines

[@SpencerPaire]

"The size of a real skateboard!" *Makes it the size of a real surfboard.*

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Nah, it is just the big wheels 😂

[@johnk.nededog31]

@@ivanmirandawastaken where do you buy your PLA? Please

[@mach2merrick]

That is by far the coolest looking skateboard I have EVER seen, just imagine the looks you'd get riding that down to the local skate park. I have a suggestion though, maybe try printing the treads out of something like soft PLA as it is quite rubbery and i think would give you better traction when riding on concrete and things like that. Keep it up Ivan

[@pixelgames3776]

I really really like the fact that you're replying to as many comments as you can. Thank you ❤️

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I try my best but you all make it hard to keep up!

[@DMonZ1988]

wow, really nice Ivan! the aluminium parts make such a difference to a project, they're so beautiful!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Yes! Thanks!

[@Skyentific]

Nice project. I impressed that it works fine even slow speed, which in my experience is very challenging for ESC.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Ha! It is not an ESC it is a VESC! and the motors are sensored for that exact reason. Check those out and you'll see the difference

[@Skyentific]

@@ivanmirandawastaken this explains everything!

[@quinnfoster4671]

@@Skyentific interesting new products in this space are the balance pro, spintend, Torque6 esc and the new VESC HD from Trampa who owns the VESC branding. Makerx and yongitech sell higher quality ESCs than flipsky

[@seanellis2581]

the nice thing about making your own machine/tool/toy is that you know it in and out so if something breaks you know exactly how to fix it. Great job Ivan!!!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Exactly! Thanks!!

[@czerskip]

At this point, you really need a crane in your workshop 😎

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

We passed that point a few videos ago 😂😂😂

[@g60force]

@@ivanmirandawastaken make a bigger crane XD

[@lastofthebest5102]

For what? Doesnt he only put out one video a month?

[@unogazzy84]

I agree. It is AWESOME! I really like the new track version. It looks so stylish and more important, functional. Great work!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Thanks!

[@Cyromantik]

That's so cheeky putting those skateboard trucks in there! I love it!

[@adamstagg189]

Your design work is exceptional

[@operator8014]

That Aluminum plate is pretty dang gorgeous. The rest of it's great too, but damn... That plate.

[@Abdal-RahmanI]

Qué maestro del diseño!! Me encanta que además de hacerlo sabes presentarlo y todo es consistente. Gracias por tu trabajo Ivan!

[@BV3D]

You're really "terrain" it up, Ivan! Thanks - this video brought a smile to my face. 😀

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

You too bring a smile to my face. Tanks Bryan!!

[@lastofthebest5102]

Was that supposed to be witty?

[@Zachary3DPrints]

And this is what makes 3D printing very awesome

[@jasoncreech4486]

Every invention you make is awesome.

[@jbpp0708]

I love watching your videos. No matter what project you're building the attitude which you bring to it is inspiring. I try to bring that attitude to my daily life.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Yes!!! Thanks!

[@pnwscitech1589]

I would say you should tighten up the kingpin nut a bit so the steering isnt so loose. That helps with stability at slower speeds.

[@mvadu]

Wow man..that CNC is a game changer for you.. Without that the motor mount would have been in a plastic and melting..this looks so good, both aesthetic and functionally.

[@welbot]

Tankboard FTW!!! Looks so much fun! Enough so that I'll even overlook the use of a real hammer! 😂 Such a tidy design now. Great work! Only improvement I could think of, would be using round tubing so when you corner, the metal wouldn't "catch" on the ground. Obviously, that would require a proper tube bending machine though

[@WorkshopGreg]

Ivan, I'm concerned about those bent joints in the box tubing for the frame - they don't look very durable. Might be better to cut them out and weld it together or perhaps use some brackets to fasten the different pieces together?

[@KageStelhman]

Hey Ivan, just a little tip to find your balance on your "Tank Board" (as I call it :) ), your feet are way too far apart, you should be standing with them shoulders width apart with your back foot near the orange tread and your front foot closer to the center of the deck, small of the back, hips, knees and ankles relaxed. It takes a little getting used to but it makes those super tight turns absurdly easy.

[@retrorocketuk]

Bravo Sir! I crown you king of makers 2020!

[@beerenmusli8220]

Wow, you build a Land Surfboard. I love it.

[@octavioangelitarp967]

Iván es ingenioso, se ve que le gusta lo que hace y disfruta con ello

[@Grazybeast1]

Love your redesgn! not afraid to throw out the old and get up on the new! I'm getting so many great ideas from your video's!

[@bengrant6478]

I love watching your videos, the quality and time spent clearly shows and they are always inspiring. Also, your personality on camera is fantastic.

[@giddybots]

Your videos never fail to put me in a making mood, thank you!

[@C_Haberstoked]

mad scientist! very cool. i'm betting snow will be difficult. snow will pack into the track assembly as you go. might need a different track and roller design to help shed snow. looking forward to seeing winter tests!

[@scotttod6954]

Very interesting build. I would suggest putting a dampening material in the steering pivots. Would love to see tracks designed for ice\snow. I would also ditch the metal frame and go with a laminated plywood deck that just sits on the steering rails.

[@davisdiercks]

DUDE!! This thing looks EPIC!!! Everything from the smallest details in the design to the the grip tape pattern to the big picture as a whole to the function itself... Just beautiful 😗👌

[@3Drcnc]

Really cool project. Making my own little RC snowmobile with a track and it's a lot of work so I can't imagine how much time you have spent on the big tank and this. You're awesome!

[@gadgetmerc]

You need to make a crawler-transporter to move your other projects around. NASA used theirs to move rockets, it should work at smaller scale to move your stuff

[@nbasse]

Awesome build! I have seriously been thinking about building something similar for a long time now. I would really like to have some sort of small electric vehicle that I can use during the winter when there's snow and ice. Thank you Ivan for this inspiration and proof of concept!

[@AgentWest]

It's funny to think that this is just two skateboard trucks with four skateboard wheels. Everything else is just a way to carry a flat road for them everywhere you go. Also quick tip about sanding: if you fold the sand paper in three (basically a |_| shape, one side folds down, then another over it. NOT accordion or Z fold) it will be easier to hold and you'll use up way more of it instead of just one spot in the center.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Noted, thanks!

[@JohnJaggerJack]

Ivan that thing is massive.

[@bigmathews2911]

Que artista!! Lastima no haber coincidido para probar el tanque!! Me encantan los skates electricos.. Gran trabajo sigue así

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Gracias!

[@HrrMann]

Nice. Add Snow Machine belts and shock absorber for a gentle ride.

[@zolatanaffa87]

Hi Ivan, the result is excellent but I would try to reduce the lateral dimensions of the two iron bars; while you can widen the central area a little, you should make sure that the most protruding parts of the metal profiles remain closer to each other and if this is not possible, in order not to limit the turning radius, they do not remain so close to the ground. to improve climbing agility perhaps a small reduction in wheelbase could be used

[@angelitaperez1661]

me ha encantado es una gozada

[@Wraith-Kryptos]

How to his builds always look so good

[@thesfreader3068]

Yeah, the Spanish Furze is BACK !

[@novachig]

Ivan, trabajo en una metalurgica y me dan ganas de llorar viendo como doblas el caño. Podrías cortarlos en ángulo, soldar y pulir, te va a quedar un trabajo mucho más prolijo (y resistente). Es más fácil de hacer de lo que suena. Hoy en día vienen unas máquinas de soldar todas electrónicas (inverter) muy inteligentes, super fáciles de usar y baratas. Buen trabajo igual, seguí así viejo!!. Saludos!.

[@spectacularlyaverage3453]

With 3d printing He can rule the world

[@tykoproduccions]

Como siempre, grades trabajos. Muy buenos diseños.👍👍👍

[@marsgizmo]

haha awesome project Ivan! 👌😎 I'm pushing myself to also make bigger prints, I think I'll go the same route and make a BIG custom Printer. Love your videos!

[@user-bs1mi9cy6q]

I'm your biggest fan!

[@iniemamocny]

Nice design!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Thank you!

[@Taconiteable]

FINALLY you are using the correct screws! 😂

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I bought 7 Kilos at once!

[@MauMatus]

Onewheel! the best!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Never tried one, is it?

[@OldCurmudgeon3DP]

Another stellar build as usual. 👍

[@dayle_rees]

You didn't have to shape the board, but the fact that you did makes the finished project all the more beautiful. Great work!

[@begenes]

Holy cow - this is the best thing I’ve seen in a long time. You’re amazing! Thank yiu

[@paullawrence8394]

You are the greatest crazy guy in the world. 👍

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Haha! Thanks!

[@JustLocal]

Happy Holidays!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Happy Holidays!

[@darcytemple5044]

I love how much fun you are having with this.... I own a ‘one wheel xr’ its amazing

[@TheHypaaa]

You could print 4 tracks and make a treaded Go-Kart!

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I could....

[@TheHypaaa]

@@ivanmirandawastaken Think of all the fun in the snow... :)

[@joedingo7022]

I think there are already products that allow you to do that, you can buy the tracked units and fit them to the already existing axles.

[@haassteambraker9959]

That's just an L3/33 tbh

[@JamesR5D4]

You could utilise the treads/wheels off the tank as the base for the 4 track go-kart @TheHypaaa mentioned 👍🏽

[@jannsander]

You are an amazing 3D designer!

[@printsandmore9872]

Nice work man

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Thanks!

[@hidde50]

Haven't watched your videos in a while and the first thing I noticed your skils have improved alot!

[@Jonathan.Hosley]

Dude this is so cool. Popped up in my recommended and I absolutely love it

[@ltm8871]

Nice to see you finally upgraded from the IKEA toy drill to a real one haha! Great build!

[@shurmurray]

That motor mount plate! It's so cool.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Yes! and it is made with my DIY CNC! Thanks!!

[@clementj]

I had a similar idea. Amazing to see how you designed yours.

[@TrueMachine2]

Nice work Ivan! Like it!!

[@ytwdh]

Your creativity and engineering is amazing. Your enthusiasm is over the top. You're awesome, Ivan. Has your filament supplier tripled down on their red filament production? I expect to see a filament branded "Ivan Red".

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

There is such a thing as a mountain board, they usually have straps to tie your feet down to the board and keep board and rider as one. I think you should incorporate some more of the features on those boards on your board. Things like suspension, brakes a better shaped board and more! I also think that you should try to create a treaded version of a one wheel some how like a bigger, faster, motor maybe a curved tread or two thin treads for skid steering but you would need to figure it out. I think that would be a great way to do things.

[@FunDumb]

Well done Ivan. Incredibly stoked!

[@kristythiessen8018]

This would be great for snow!

[@daviddavids2884]

L M F A O !!!! clueless

[@derscarf3803]

hey there? thats my first over here, so i dono what motors you put in and other stuff, but here are some recomendations from a diy e-mountainborder: first the motor, it seems like it has quite a good amount of torq but a low max speed, guess a low kv motor (no, thats not kilovolt! its the amount of turns per volt given to it) it looks very slow but quiet. next are the bushings i guess, it looks very soft and unstable (means as to how much weight is needed to be put to one side to turn it) with how wide it is you should have something stiffer, not shure if it will fit on a skateboard suspension(kinda forgot how they are called in english lol), btw if you ever need the rods (where the tires are normally) to be longer look for mountainboards and not skateboard. the turnradius is reeeeaallly baad, but thats to be expected with this size, i thought about building a tanktrack for atleast my backtyres (i have 2 motors in the back) but i dont have a 3d printer nor a place where i could do a bit of metalwork done, coz the suspension would break with just plastic tracks are awesome, but not at this size, and you cant drive around town Good work and have fun doing more EDIT: just remembered that i forgot to tell you, that you could make a lil vertical stop on the sides of the board so that your feet dont get pqast that point and a roof on that vertical stopper so that your feet is secured as long as you dont move it back/closer to the middle and your movement is gonna be transfered better to the board, i think a 3d printed part would be best, but if i remember correctly they are sold seperately too for mountainboards, maybe for longboards too

[@Krmpfpks]

The idea to use skateboard trucks must have been the stroke of genius that kept you up all night... Well done!

[@robertmorby3694]

That's is cool ..I think it could be stiffer so it was easier to balance on and faster ..how much would it cost to replicate

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Faster is on my list of improvements, I'm not sure about cost.

[@Acaykath]

You have all this experience building treaded vehicles, you should build a Kugelpanzer next.

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Beautiful

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Thanks!

[@carlandre3892]

You, should make a filament extruder that turns plastic water bottles into PETG filament, since it seems you use a LOT of filament.

[@BurninGems]

Sweet ride!

[@Jack-sy8hs]

Keep up the good work buddy!

[@EvilSage42]

Your builds and designs are always so amazing!

[@cezar17negru]

It looks really stable

[@jarodhohl861]

Thanks for continuing to be a great inspiration! I can't wait to put my own cnc router together to make aluminum brackets.

[@ronaldlee6593]

I think this could make you big bucks!

[@timne0]

A hovercraft build would be good. Not much 3D printing involved, but a friend of mine needs one to carry gear to his woods. I've been thinking about tracks, but it's so muddy and so bumpy, probably best with a hovercraft! What do you think?

[@stuartpratt3662]

wow that is cool and the way it looks as it is now it seems to be more of a longboard than a skateboard

[@kyraptor2521]

ask someone who skates this is really cool and impressive. you did a great job, if you want it to be more stable you could tighten the trucks a bit. It's the big nut.

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty fantastic work, Ivan!!! Really nice! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

You too! Thanks!

[@landolakes]

Very nice! Is the MK2 still single motor? I'm surprised it can climb hills. I need two motors for decent hill climbs on my electric boards. Where did you wind up housing the batteries and vesc? And what are your battery pack stats?

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

One motor on each truck this time, The batteries and Vesc are inside the trucks. After around 1km of riding I drained almost 2000mAh from each battery, pretty apalling, I know.

[@landolakes]

@@ivanmirandawastaken Haha my 150mm pneumatic tires drain my battery like crazy, so I'm not surprised. Did you go with 10S or 12S?

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

@@landolakes 6S I was and still am afraid of ripping everything apart so I took it easy

[@landolakes]

@@ivanmirandawastaken 12S is where you can potentially run into problems depending on the quality of your vesc, but I've never seen one (even the cheap ones!) that aren't capable of handling 10S. You should give it a try when you're feeling adventurous :) The only warning I would give is that some of the older 4.12HW vescs (like Maytech) couldn't handle FOC, so sticking with BLDC will keep you on the safe side.

[@THUGA_ADVENTURE]

I like these type of contents

[@grumpykingtiger4593]

Another project well done! I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@BLBlackDragon]

Most excellent. Now you should take that controller, and make a version that you don't have to actively hold. Like a bracer or gauntlet. Side question: How long do the batteries last?

[@АлександрСафронов-с1ь]

Проблемы на производстве, пришёл домой а тут видео от Ивана, сразу стало веселей :)

[@3dstampa]

First of all - great idea for making a tank board :D your creativity is admirable :) I am forcing to make something myself too, and am currently working on a cnc machine, sort of... If you don't mind, I have some suggestions for mark 3 - separate batteries from wheels - make backpack for batteries and connect them to board when you want to use it. Board will be lighter and allow to place stronger motor (although it does not reduces total weight with the driver, board will be lighter to carry); Also you can weld metal bars instead of clamping them together like others said. This is a great toy others would enjoy too - have you been thinking on mass producing this? Maybe start funding on Kickstarter?

[@rhysyoung6745]

Ssooooo ccccoooooll! You could make a video of riding it in public and film people’s reactions!

[@TheNameIsForty]

That is the coolest one yet. I would love to see one of those with a more solid belt and maybe another motor to give it a bit higher speed.

[@philcopain56]

Wonderful improvement !! :) Good job !

[@KirkParro]

Very cool! One issue I can see is ground clearance, particularly if you go to a longer board. You could easily get hung up on bumpy ground. Also, if you should put this into production, hydroforming the frame would be a good idea.

[@mrjet3508]

All terain eyy.. lets see it go over some 40mm plus stone trails

[@fre3radic4l]

Please do the next track in TPU and model grooves like tread into the exterior of the track. Great job dude.

[@mattsnowden973]

Absolutely fantastic, can I get one for Christmas ? Bet your kids love to see what you will come up with next, and I'm sure they want to help too

[@XTJ7]

That looks so much fun. Did you think about maybe rubber coating the tracks? Then you could use it on smoother surfaces too. Right now it is more of an off-road skateboard rather than an all-terrain skateboard, because it has problems on smooth surfaces. With that change I think you could truly make it "all-terrain" :) Nonetheless, an incredible achievement and mark II does look better in every way. Fantastic project and keep it up!