Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
Me too! This setup is especially important to Derek and my racing operations. Got best guy in the biz bustin it out!
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
No pressure thenTheDiamondOne wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 10:35 pmMe too! This setup is especially important to Derek and my racing operations. Got best guy in the biz bustin it out!
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
Production has begun , two more diffs ,3 more spindle sprockets and a bunch of display parts . All for Coxbros team racing .
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
Dudes nailing it!....now I have to do my Mid 4:10
Tap pic for clarity: Derek
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
Dadio knocked it out the park! Much Appreciated Gavin!
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
No problem , just want to see it all working when I stalled , I usually have a car here to test it all out on but shipping would be a pain in this case .
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
i'm quite curious to see how the sprocket is actually working in real, and how long it last... I'm saying this as I've been quite disappointed with my Nylon idle gears...
Any thought about printing the sprocket part in SLM and design part around to be printed in Nylon?
Any thought about printing the sprocket part in SLM and design part around to be printed in Nylon?
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I've had way more luck with sprockets than gears , maybe because the chain engages on a far greater circumference that the few teeth of a gear , they will of course wear but from what I've seen with the dogfighter sprockets (and they are smaller ) they last well enough , I'll be sending the print files to Derek so he can source replacements more locally and some files better optimised for SLS or MJF printing at a pro shop.silvertriple wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 8:20 am i'm quite curious to see how the sprocket is actually working in real, and how long it last... I'm saying this as I've been quite disappointed with my Nylon idle gears...
Any thought about printing the sprocket part in SLM and design part around to be printed in Nylon?
The one aspect of the design I'm more concerned about is the way the smaller sprockets engage with the spur gear , each has 3 x 3mm pins that go in holes on the spur , I'm going to include a file for a design that can have 3 x M3 set screws screwed into the flange on the sprocket but its just not printable other than at a pro shop with SLS or MJF .
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The circled ones are the Pro printed option .
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Re: Dadio's 3D Printing Stuff
Dadio nailed these sprockets!..this are for the VTA Nationals in Sept...which i plan on winning!
Tap pic for clarity: Derek
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As you may have seen I've now got a Mardave Meteor so as well as getting the old girl a new pair of sneakers and a new hat I've also started CAD modelling and printing bits , mostly just the gearbox and some gears , I was not initially going to do the gears as Mardave still stock two of the three gears but after trying one of their new gears incorporating bearings I was not overly impressed when it broke after only a few runs with a brushed motor and 7.2v nimh battery's.
I've run it a little and they fit really well but they are only PLA so as soon as they get warm they will soften and fail , in the fullness of time ill pop the gears in my Shapeways shop , the gearbox is a free download on Thingiverse already.
So I decided to go ahead and model and print them as well as the gearbox .
I've run it a little and they fit really well but they are only PLA so as soon as they get warm they will soften and fail , in the fullness of time ill pop the gears in my Shapeways shop , the gearbox is a free download on Thingiverse already.
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This is one of those really simple ideas , its just mesh for body windows , printed in a 100mm square .
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A problem shared is a problem halved but an advantage shared is no advantage at all.
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