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* I needed to adapt it to the body size (170mm width, 235mm wheelbase)
* I needed to adapt it to the body size (170mm width, 235mm wheelbase)
* I wanted to use standard 1/12th scale wheels, since I didn't want to print them for various reasons
* I wanted to use standard 1/12th scale wheels, since I didn't want to print them for various reasons
=== The KEYWORD ===
TBD


=== The Result ===
=== The Result ===
TBD
[[Image:3DPanCar01.jpg|666px]]
[[Image:3DPanCar02.jpg|666px]]
[[Image:3DPanCar03.jpg|666px]]
[[Image:3DPanCar04.jpg|666px]]


=== The Building Instructions ===
=== The Building Instructions ===
* First, print all the parts
* Body:
** [[Media:PanCarSCADs.zip]] - The source code in [[OpenSCAD]]-format, if you want to modify the design
** Killerbody Lancia LC2<ref>http://www.killerbodyrc.com/page/products.aspx?cid=12&sid=28</ref>
** [[Media:PanCarSTLs.zip]] -  The [[STL]]-files for printing
* First, print all the parts:
** [[Media:PanCar_2018-01-15_SCADs.zip]] - The source code in [[OpenSCAD]]-format, if you want to modify the design
** [[Media:PanCar_2018-01-15_STLs.zip]] -  The [[STL]]-files for printing
* Get all the screws and nuts needed:
* Get all the screws and nuts needed:
** TBD
** M3 8mm screws counter-sunk
** M3 10mm screws counter-sunk
** M3 10mm screws cylinder-head
** <del>M3 12mm screws counter-sunk</del>
** M3 12mm screws cylinder-head
** M3 30mm screws cylinder-head
** M3 locknuts
** M3 nuts
** M3 6,5mm washers
** M3 setscrews 3mm
** M3 setscrews 20mm
** TBD
** TBD
* Get all the ball bearings needed:
* Get all the ball bearings needed:
** 4 * 3x8x4 (front wheel hubs)
** 4 * 3x8x4 (front wheel hubs)
** 2 * 12x18x4 (rear axle)
** 2 * 12x18x4 (rear axle)
* Get the wheels needed
* Get the wheels needed:
** tbd tbd tbd
** 1/12th scale foam wheels:
* Get the electronics needed
*** Front: 1/12 on-road foamies, I used TRC TM1212 45°
** Standard 540 motor and matching ESC
*** Rear: 1/12 on-road foamies, I used GRP GTY30S 25°
** Some RC
* Get the electronics needed:
* Build
** Standard 540 motor and matching ESC (a 540 can is a pretty heavy and over-sized, but I had it lying around…)
** TBD…
** 11mm servo, like Hitec HS-81(MG), Simprop SES-190 or similar
** ESC, receiver, battery
* Build:
** Screw drivers depending on your screw head types
** <del>Threadlock</del>
** Pair of pliers
 
== Videos ==
=== Prototype first run ===
<embedvideo service="youtube">https://youtu.be/3Ddfnr5d1w4</embedvideo>
=== The build ===
<embedvideo service="youtube">https://youtu.be/OdeOuD9ucUY</embedvideo>


===The  Learnings ===
===The  Learnings ===
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* Building thread: https://www.rockcrawler.de/index.php/Thread/34128-Baubericht-1-12-Pan-Car-auf-Basis-von-OpenRC-F1/
* Building thread: https://www.rockcrawler.de/index.php/Thread/34128-Baubericht-1-12-Pan-Car-auf-Basis-von-OpenRC-F1/
* The original creator Daniel Norée's site: http://danielnoree.com
* The original creator Daniel Norée's site: http://danielnoree.com
* Somehow totally not useful link: http://www.wurst-wasser.net/rc-forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=106
* Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2735718


[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:3D Printing]]

Latest revision as of 21:10, 13 March 2018

The Mission

I accidently bought a 1/12th scale RC body: http://www.killerbodyrc.com/page/products.aspx?cid=12&sid=28 I really dig the Martini Racing design. Did I mention I also own two Lancia Delta HF Integrale in Martini Racing trim (sadly, only in 1/10th scale :) )? They are so gorgeous (don't let my girlfriend know...). Anyhow. I have various 1/10th scale chassis, but the really cool LC2 body won't fit 'em. I thought about converting a Tamiya F-10x, but then I decided to go for a newly built (printed) chassis - I always wanted to make my own RC car.

The Idea

  • Luckily Daniel Norée did some awesome work on designing a 1/10th scale F1 car. I decided to use it as a starting point for my project.
  • I needed to adapt it to the body size (170mm width, 235mm wheelbase)
  • I wanted to use standard 1/12th scale wheels, since I didn't want to print them for various reasons

The Result

3DPanCar01.jpg 3DPanCar02.jpg 3DPanCar03.jpg 3DPanCar04.jpg

The Building Instructions

  • Body:
    • Killerbody Lancia LC2[1]
  • First, print all the parts:
  • Get all the screws and nuts needed:
    • M3 8mm screws counter-sunk
    • M3 10mm screws counter-sunk
    • M3 10mm screws cylinder-head
    • M3 12mm screws counter-sunk
    • M3 12mm screws cylinder-head
    • M3 30mm screws cylinder-head
    • M3 locknuts
    • M3 nuts
    • M3 6,5mm washers
    • M3 setscrews 3mm
    • M3 setscrews 20mm
    • TBD
  • Get all the ball bearings needed:
    • 4 * 3x8x4 (front wheel hubs)
    • 2 * 12x18x4 (rear axle)
  • Get the wheels needed:
    • 1/12th scale foam wheels:
      • Front: 1/12 on-road foamies, I used TRC TM1212 45°
      • Rear: 1/12 on-road foamies, I used GRP GTY30S 25°
  • Get the electronics needed:
    • Standard 540 motor and matching ESC (a 540 can is a pretty heavy and over-sized, but I had it lying around…)
    • 11mm servo, like Hitec HS-81(MG), Simprop SES-190 or similar
    • ESC, receiver, battery
  • Build:
    • Screw drivers depending on your screw head types
    • Threadlock
    • Pair of pliers

Videos

Prototype first run

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://youtu.be/3Ddfnr5d1w4</embedvideo>

The build

<embedvideo service="youtube">https://youtu.be/OdeOuD9ucUY</embedvideo>

The Learnings

  • Use a smaller motor - 380 type would suffice

Links

  1. ↑ http://www.killerbodyrc.com/page/products.aspx?cid=12&sid=28
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