Ok, so i may have jumped the fence on the caption but i really mean it. While under extrusion can be one of the more annoying problems you can encounter while 3dprinting why not use it for what it is? TPE Let me explain. Tires for the OpenR/C cars are 3dprinted in various “rubber like” materials such as …
Yesterday Hackaday featured the OpenR/C project together with a short interview with me on their blog. Great resource “If you’re willing to dig, the OpenR/C group has more tips on printing for strength, printing nylon, and printing flexible filaments than any other single resource on the internet right now. These guys are relentless.” Read …
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When Thomas Palm released the snow tires i had tested earlier he also released a “Easter Egg Project” which i had not have the chance to test. This time he released some F1 Ice Tires and i just had to try them out! I´m screwed Unlike the snowpaddle tires these one are made to add …
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 …
“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 On the hardware side of things the plastic parts holding the X-axis in place has been replaced by aluminium parts.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 …