you should get in to 3d engineering, I'm at 3d animation, but i use really similar techniques. But anyway, recreating this stuff in computer will really give you more details, and concept for improvements. Anyway great job in the realworld.
Nice project, if you really serious about this stuff, go into mechanical engineering. Excellent field. I'm in it and graduating into two days. A lot of calculations you have to do but it's worth the effort and certainly looks good on resumes for jobs and such.
@sherbutorange I made them out of spring steel inserts from old windshield wiper blades. I gathered enough of them, cut them to variable lengths, formed them into an arc, and rolled the eyes into each end of the longest, 6inch strips. Un-altered they're like a foot long, completely straight, and have a really low spring rate making them quite flexible. They're really cool to use. I'm sure a custom spring shop has much better options though, as these inserts are very narrow.
This is really cool. Found it while searching for animation clips of AWD systems. It was for a high school project? You've got a better grasp of the basics of it than most I know. . .
dats awesome...i bet if u were to use dat type of suspension or a type of suspension on a model would b bad ***. i been lookin at different vids on model suspensions to try an get some ideas...an was a great one. keep up da good work...laterz
Why did you set up the spindles/steering the way you did? Looks like that set up will cause a lot of stress on the pinns. I love all the work you have put into the setup. And did you cast the parts?
The steering was done at the last minute. I was debating even putting it on because I was running out of time. And you're right, it does put a lot of stress on the pins. It was supposed to be a cheap King-Pin setup. But I never really got to finish it. And no I didnt cast the parts. They're basically just square tubing and round bar that I bent, cut, welded, etc into form. I think the outer bushing sleeves were from an old timing chain. Anyways, thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like it.
This looks really cool! Now it just needs an enigne and a control to make an r/c frame! lol
Motorfordtoyota 6 months ago
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This looks really cool!
Motorfordtoyota 6 months ago
you should get in to 3d engineering, I'm at 3d animation, but i use really similar techniques. But anyway, recreating this stuff in computer will really give you more details, and concept for improvements. Anyway great job in the realworld.
3dimensionalJoe 11 months ago
What a beast!
thatcoolmovieshow 11 months ago
pretty cool. put a c notch on the back set up....
christopherrv 1 year ago
this almost looks fake
SDCA90 1 year ago
this is very clever ! i spent A LOT of my life building models like these !
3amolabib 1 year ago
Nice project, if you really serious about this stuff, go into mechanical engineering. Excellent field. I'm in it and graduating into two days. A lot of calculations you have to do but it's worth the effort and certainly looks good on resumes for jobs and such.
ratzinator1 1 year ago
where did you buy the leaf springs?
sherbutorange 1 year ago
@sherbutorange I made them out of spring steel inserts from old windshield wiper blades. I gathered enough of them, cut them to variable lengths, formed them into an arc, and rolled the eyes into each end of the longest, 6inch strips. Un-altered they're like a foot long, completely straight, and have a really low spring rate making them quite flexible. They're really cool to use. I'm sure a custom spring shop has much better options though, as these inserts are very narrow.
Shaun589 1 year ago
This is really cool. Found it while searching for animation clips of AWD systems. It was for a high school project? You've got a better grasp of the basics of it than most I know. . .
MalcolmCir 1 year ago
Thank you. Yeah, it was for my high school senior project. I'm hoping to make another, larger one someday.
Shaun589 1 year ago
dats awesome...i bet if u were to use dat type of suspension or a type of suspension on a model would b bad ***. i been lookin at different vids on model suspensions to try an get some ideas...an was a great one. keep up da good work...laterz
dfwr83 2 years ago
ma you can make a really good car of that chassi!
rcbuggyracingya 2 years ago
cool
IIIArrow711 2 years ago
podre.........
ETERNUS21 2 years ago
Why did you set up the spindles/steering the way you did? Looks like that set up will cause a lot of stress on the pinns. I love all the work you have put into the setup. And did you cast the parts?
crazy7997 2 years ago
The steering was done at the last minute. I was debating even putting it on because I was running out of time. And you're right, it does put a lot of stress on the pins. It was supposed to be a cheap King-Pin setup. But I never really got to finish it. And no I didnt cast the parts. They're basically just square tubing and round bar that I bent, cut, welded, etc into form. I think the outer bushing sleeves were from an old timing chain. Anyways, thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like it.
Shaun589 2 years ago
Looks fantastic but why not make the whole thing double wishbone?
metalicpsp 2 years ago 4
You should put dampers on its ?
atomlab88 2 years ago
Very cool you can see you obviously put a great deal of work into this.
W1ldSm1le 2 years ago
i ment to say thats sick! with an !
but yea dude that would be pretty sick!
if you do make one ill be watchin it
Jperezo311 2 years ago
thats really sick? you should design a trophy truck model rc car!
Jperezo311 2 years ago
thanks
ive actually been thinking of making a trophy truck model but i just havent got around to it yet.
ill post a video if I ever make one.
Shaun589 2 years ago
Put a shock absorber and a rc syteme whit motor on hit and i will be very cool! the supention work like a real scale
atomlab88 2 years ago
this is really cool. i remember your other video. what happened to it? did youtube remove it?
Willw00d45 3 years ago 2
he accidenly deleted it
IIIArrow711 3 years ago