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(almost) Fully 3D printed tank! This design is easy to print on any hobby-grade 3D printer with no support material needed. Hardware list and STL files: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Episode 2: https://youtu.be/ahvTSQEPmGc

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**NOTE** This is an unfinished design. I'd recommend waiting for the next video before starting to build your own unless you're not planning to drive it in deep snow. Version from video #2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:430... Version from this video: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:423...
Thank you so much for just being no nonsense, simple and straightforward. I've been watching you for many years now, and you haven't changed. You produce great stuff, share it and just do what you like. Stay who you are please and keep making these wonderful videos.
That was neat! Here¡¯s an idea: I realized when you showed the aerial view, you could¡¯ve drawn a picture (or write something) in the snow. Either use the tracks to make the design or have some sort of colored water sprayer to make a large dot matrix print. Your videos have been inspiring my students...thank you.
Did you know there's a ratio of track size to body size that is optimum for tanks? You may want to do some research to optimise your build. ??
Take a look at herringbone gears, they're harder to design, but provide much smoother and reliable action.
Someone let Ivan Miranda know you can build a 3d printed tank without spacers.
I recommend looking into nylon filament for making super durable gears. It's a pain to print but is the definitely the most durable 3d filament.
awesome!
Amazing amount of energy and work you put into designs, builds, and videos! Keep up the good work.
You¡¯re a damn genius, this thing looks amazing
Hey thanks for taking the time to share this! It's always frustrating to see designs not get past their 5 iterations. You don't do that! Problem solving is part of your mo. Good job man!
For some reason functional gears have been my favorite thing to print. I am curious as well to see how the PLA holds up.
Cool, now make a 3D printed nuclear missile launcher
Hi rctestflight, love how the tank turned out, I had an idea for your concrete traction problem. And it would help overall too. On your treds you should glue or rivvet little rubber flaps on the edge that touches the ground almost like paddles?... it would dig into the snow and also the rubber would grip on tarmac, you could make these easily with only Bicycle inner tube rubber, cut strips and one by one add them to the end of the track sections. Hope this helps and happy adventures
Great job! Always interesting and entertaining to watch your projects. I am very impressed with what you are able to do! :) Just one question please: How far did the tank go in total on the large batterypack?? Thanks for making and sharing! :D
It would be nice to see more of the CADing/design process. Great video! Very nice tank.
Awesome! Really like those long endurance missions you put on your creations. This and the atuonomous boat have to be my favourite. Keep it up!
If you can ride a 200% version I might make one.
Nice vid. I'd love to see how tracks printed from TPU would turn out
I would have really liked to see you put one of those lower-ratio gearboxes in there and have it go crazy fast