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What RC parts have you 3D Printed????

Just got done with this guy (build thread in the SCX10 section).
The bed is printed out of PLA (8 hours with 50% infill), designed in Fusion 360 and printed on a P1S.

Screenshot 2025-01-19 181713 by Scott O, on Flickr

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Untitled by Scott O, on Flickr

This is a bit of a junkyard build for a crawler-tow truck comp a local club is doing.
 
I print a lot of my own tools, stands, and bracketry in my garage for my RC trucks.

One of my latest was rather simple, but needed.
I like Duratrax's car stands, they are fairly universal and they fold up nicely to go in a tool box.
Untitled by Scott O, on Flickr

The problems start when the RC you are working on is leggy, and the wheels hit the workbench.
Untitled by Scott O, on Flickr

I bought some 8x8-inch scissor stands and modeled up the basic shape of the Duratrax stand.
by Scott O, on Flickr

I threw some toolbox liner down with some double-sticky tape and now I have a good, stable, and adjustable car stand.
by Scott O, on Flickr

I doubt I will ever need to have the stand this high, but it is nice to know I can.
by Scott O, on Flickr

Also, when I am waiting for parts to arrive, I think about what tools I would like to have. I've got a number of screw trays, but I wanted one with holes to hold my hex drivers while I worked.
by Scott O, on Flickr
 
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I print a lot of my own tools, stands, and bracketry in my garage for my RC trucks.

One of my latest was rather simple, but needed.
I like Duratrax's car stands, they are fairly universal and they fold up nicely to go in a tool box.



I bought some 8x8-inch scissor stands and modeled up the basic shape of the Duratrax stand.


I threw some toolbox liner down with some double-sticky tape and now I have a good, stable, and ad

I doubt I will ever need to have the stand this high, but it is nice to know I can.
by Scott O, on Flickr

I've seen and thought about trying this style of scissor stand, now that I've seen some pics ... looks like it'll work great.
 
Any progress on this? Wanting to see how it turns out.

What filament are you using?
I still have a few parts to print but should should be able to wrap it up this weekend. This filament is Ender 3 Value Series. Seems on par with my usual Hatchbox and Inland. I'll be sanding everything individually but will put it together and post pics before I get started.
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I still have a few parts to print but should should be able to wrap it up this weekend. This filament is Ender 3 Value Series. Seems on par with my usual Hatchbox and Inland. I'll be sanding everything individually but will put it together and post pics before I get started.
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ALF!
 
I pull files off share sites less and less. If I have a project I am looking for direction on, I will see what others have done. With that, every now and then you find a file that meets your need, if not perfectly, at least enough that you can tweak it to your liking.

I have been wanting to make my own dollies for my semi truck trailers, both single and tandem axle. I found this gem that was close enough to what I was wanting for a single axle dolly. I am not terribly crazy about the hitch, not sure how long it will hold up to the abuse I have planned for it. Also, I did not like the bumper, so I made my own. I haven't found a tandem axle dolly I have liked on any of the share sites, so I will likely roll my own...

Untitled by Scott O, on Flickr

Untitled by Scott O, on Flickr

Here is the Thingiverse link to this dolly:
 
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