It´s been a while since i was featured on Thingiverse so it was a nice surprise to see that they had picked up the OpenR/C Formula 1 car. It´s Been A While Last time i was featured on Thingiverse was back in August 2013 with my Print-In-Place Wrench which has since become one of the …
We have seen some very creative people 3D print and build the latest OpenRC car, the F1 since it´s release. By using different colors, plastics and even creating custom stickers everyone is adding their own personal touch to the car. More Color To add some more color to the F1 car i have separated a section on top …
“Shift into a new gear of 3D printed fun with the radio controlled car, “Truggy.” Swedish designer Daniel Norée has created tiny 3D printed car parts needed for precision, durability, and moving connectivity. Noree completed the Truggy after over a year of prototyping with his MakerBot Replicator 2X.” Check It Out Read the full story …
Today MagicFirm Europe announced the release of the new ZYYX+ 3D Printer, a follow-up to the ZYYX 3D Printer. Ugrades The ZYYX team have done a number of upgrades to the hardware aswell as the software. On the hardware side of things the plastic parts holding the X-axis in place has been replaced by aluminium parts. The …
The other day Max Verstappen of the Tororosso F1 team drove a RedBull RB7 on the snowy Austrain alps. I got inspired and asked OpenR/C expert tire designer Thomas Palm of Palmiga Innovation to design a pair of snow tires for the OpenRC F1. While a 1:10 3D Printed F1 car is not the best …
To show of the capabilities of their new Axiom line of 3DPrinters Airwolf3D set out to print a OpenRC F1 car. Apparently they liked it so much they made 3 of them and on top of that they are included as one of the main show pieces for CES 2016 trade show. Axiom As the …