About this 3D model

Here you will find all the latest parts to build your unique, customized RC cars. Most of the content of this publication has been really created time ago but I have not stopped improving parts when I have had the chance. During this time I have made some videos about this chassis in different configurations and uploaded them to my Youtube channel. Take a look to the related videos and remember to suscribe to be updated! MyRCCar 1/10 Tesla Model S 3d printed RC car body for OBTS Chassis MyRCCar 1/10 Complete Buggy Build. A customizable 3D printed RC car MyRCCar 1/10 Complete Buggy Build. Accessing the battery MyRCCar 1/10 Complete Buggy Build: Wet day test MyRCCar 1/10 Truggy Build, a complete 3d printed RC car with working shell, bumper, wing and lights MyRCCar 1/10 Buggy / Truggy LED Lights Holders. RC Car Light show! MyRCCar 1/10 4th build testing This is the latest one : MyRCCar, OBTS... What Does It Mean? MyRCCar is just a keyword I chose time ago to name all my new projects but can be of course used by all those designers which want to share the same design line. The main goal of MyRCCar is being adaptable to use the most common and easy to source parts of the moment so if some of this parts change with time, we re-design the related printed part... So the idea is being as much independent from parts and commercial car models as possible. We depend from good cheap easy to find parts, and if they change, we change with them. But just one person is not able to do that work forever so that's why MyRCCar is also a community and it should include YOU! OBTS is just an acronym for On-Road, Buggy, Truggy and SCT types of RC cars. All MyRCCar projects has been developed to reach the most people possible, and that's why there are many options for some parts, maybe you can’t find a specific sourced part but you can easily find another one with the same function. Let's see a pair of examples: You can't get Quanum Vandal or Reely CVDs but you can get HSP 166015 CVDs... You can't get 6x12x4 bearings but you easily find 5x10x4 bearings... You will be able to build a Buggy or Truggy with any of those CVDs and you will be able to build your steering system with any of those bearings. I had to create specific 3d printable parts for specific sourced parts, not only for the ones I chose but for the most common and easy to find sourced parts so my designs can really be built in many ways... Start Point If you are starting in the RC Car world as I did some months ago maybe you don't really know what to spect or what you want... I had to research "a little" to understand some of the concepts stablished in the RC car world... I mean types of cars and characteristics from each type... I made kind of an "informative table" for myself to visualize easily this characteristics, but maybe it can help you too :) You can find this table at the end of the drawings. With the parts in this publication you should be able to build a Drifting, Touring, Rally, Buggy, Truggy or Short Course Truck chassis. Look to the first part of the table in this step, the characteristics of the car type. Some of the variations are in the spected speed, wheel size, height to the ground, wide of the car... But there are more, as the wheelbase... Now look at the second part of the table, they are the params needed to calculate a final max speed for each type. You can see 3 files of the table in green, those are parameters I change to get the final max speed. Just playing with the Motor KV and Nº of Teeth from motor pinion you can achieve many different max, speeds. If you need help with the formula, just say something :) The parts you print depend on the sourced parts you buy, and the sourced parts you buy depend on the kind of car you want to build... so dedicate some thinking to this before going on "crazy printing" Required Electronics and Common Sourced Parts Now I list those elements you need to buy and the range of price you could expect... I have been over watching prices for these things over a year and the range of price tries to reflect the cheapest, the good/recommended and a pro pricing. So for example, Motor (4-25-60) would mean you need a motor, the cheapest you will find can be a brushed one for about 4€, a good one, a brushless 4Poles can be around 25€ and finally a powerful 3670 brushless for 1/8 can cost 60€ or more... So let's start! Radio + Receiver (15-20-60) ESC Electronic Speed Controller (5-25-50) Motor Brushed / Brushless 3650 or bigger for 1/10 (4-25-60) Servo 5-15KG (4-10-30) 2S LiPo Battery (9-15-25) LiPo Charger (5-12-40) Lights (4-8-20) Battery/Motor/ESC adaptors and thermo shrink tube (0-2-10) No way to 3D print any of those parts, don't you think?¿? So let's see... That would be 46€ for the cheapest config, 117€ for a good/recommended config and pfffff 295€ for a pro config electronics... Maybe that's too much to put into some printed plastic... It's your task to find the intermediate point where your pocket and your wishes m