YOU Can 3D Print These 13 RC Parts For Your VINTAGE RC10 Gold Pan -FREE on Thingiverse!

[@JacobusRC]

Which 3d printed part was your favorite? Don't forget to LIKE if you enjoyed!

[@trevorweeks3008]

man that looks crazy good for the amount of effort. Very cool little project

[@DemSkillzx3]

For anyone who want to print A arms: print them in an 45‘ angle. It’s way sturdier that way 😉👍🏼

[@zoridor16]

Great video! very informative, nice to see how cars are brought back to life with hard to find parts, what a satisfaction :) and spur gear for their cars (but most end up wearing out after a short time of use) (at average speeds of 22mph)

[@goblin3198]

I just found this channel and the videos are great keep up the good work man 🤟🙃

[@JacobusRC]

Thanks brother!

[@goblin3198]

@@JacobusRC np🤟🙃

[@andreabotti99]

Silk filaments are a lot weaker than normal plastics because of the elastomer that's blended in to make them shiny. You shouldn't use it for mechanical parts

[@Uncle-LeRoy]

Oh goodness😊 I just happen to do this same thing how did I not see this yet. I just used pla I had around I hope this keeps this old thing going

[@JacobusRC]

Yeah man it works!

[@StonerGamingParadise]

I'd recommend using PLA+ or PLA PR0. Use TPU or TPE for flexibility on parts that need to be flexible.

[@JacobusRC]

Good call

[@MyDopeyYouTubeHandle]

have you ever printed anything in aluminum?

[@peteschannel508]

Had the same car as a teen I bought it for 60$ for everything with chargers, batteries , and spare parts. I ran for years and upgraded over time. One day I ended up running that thing under the rear of a parked car tire and bent it like a banana. 😢 After that I got a RC10 ST.

[@RC-CARS-WORLD]

Awesome video broo 😃😃👍

[@StonerGamingParadise]

Make a video about 3d printing Arrma RC Car parts.

[@CMBProjects]

Nice car! You would like to see my homemade 1/5 49cc RC car!!

[@JacobusRC]

Looks good!

[@wadeskelton7585]

Well done man! I’ve had mixed results with 3D printed parts - sometimes they do the trick, sometimes not so much - were you using ABS for those RC10 parts or PLA?

[@JacobusRC]

Thanks, I used PLA. Mixed results so far, I recommend possibly printing in nylon. For best results with PLA, print the parts at a 25-30 degree angle sideways with supports. Helps to make the holes for hingepins and stuff stronger.

[@wordreet]

@@JacobusRC Ah, so that's why they looked interesting, good idea! I was amazed that nothing broke during the video driving to be honest. Good job! Yes I would recommend nylon, though I've never printed with it myself.

[@eddieb4602]

I am curious how the front and rear A arms hold up. Keep us posted on the durability of the parts as you get more run time on them. Thanks for the cool video.

[@JacobusRC]

Yep for sure will do an update later down the road 👍🏽

[@Knamkceh]

what font turnbuckles did you use mine are to short.

[@JacobusRC]

Stock, but you can find some on Amazon for cheap and adjustable

[@seancurtis9530]

Why didnt you print the steering bell crank set up that looks like it was available at the site? That cob job set your sporting from the previous owner is complete junk. You seem to have skills solid skill with the 3d printer and it came out nice. Keep up the good work.

[@JacobusRC]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽. I believe I didn’t have extra bearings for that 3D printed bell crank setup at the time so had to stick with the old custom junk for the video 😂

[@Jhay4980]

What filament did you use?

[@JacobusRC]

I put a link in the description for the one I bought. It was 1.75mm PLA, Silk Shiny Rainbow/Multi-Color