Xe ben khớp nối RC in 3D

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This is an articulated dump truck that is scaled to work with the 3D Printed RC Skidsteer (https://www.printables.com/model/721244-3d-printed-rc-skidsteer-v30).  It has 6-wheel drive so it can go anywhere.  It even has helical gears for the drive train.

I like to create 3D models that follow these criteria:

• Do not require supports – I HATE supports.
• Print quickly – optimized for 0.4mm nozzle diameter with 2 exterior wall thickness
• Are easy to access for maintenance – I like to upgrade parts, but I hate to disassemble the entire model just to change out one part.
• Are chamfered on the bottom layer – this helps those who don't have a perfectly aligned bed and may still have “elephant foot” artifacts.
• Do not waste plastic – many designers make parts that are WAY thicker than are required for structural strength.  This just makes the parts bulky and take longer to print.

Notes

• NO SUPPORTS REQUIRED
  • All parts print without supports.
• Tires printed with 95A Flexible TPU filament
  • I recommend slowing down print speed and adding extra retraction.
• You will need a controller compatible with BlueStack32 (XBox One, Playstation 4/5, etc.)
  • Refer to https://bluepad32.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported_gamepads/

Building Instructions

• Bill of Materials, Software, PCB, and Assembly instructions can be found here: https://github.com/swholmstead/DumpTruck

Updates

• 2 Sept 2025 - I made a second version of the trailer hitch with tighter tolerances on the trailer bearing.  Parts 1 and 12 have 0.35mm tolerance and parts 1.1 and 12.1 has 0.2mm tolerance.