3D Printed RC Ice Vehicle With Chain Drive
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2022
- In the movie Spy Kids 3 there's a race with futuristic vehicles and one in particular caught my eye back in 2003, the one wheeled motorcycle. This radio controlled ice vehicle was born from the idea of having one big wheel in the rear and using a brushless motor to power it. With ice on the lake I figured it would be cool to add some skates to it.
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Absolutely love this guys content! As a mechatronics Engineer myself, I love how realistic and original his ideas are. The way his designs start from concept to prototype , to failure , then back to the drawing board is perfect ! Keep it up man
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Amezing content
Hey I'm studying mechatronics! It's a small field but growing fast! I'm always curious to speak to mecha engineers in industry. I'd love to hear about your experiences and what you're doing now in the field
thunder holy fuck I used to play eve with you
hehe, I did Bachelors in Mechatronics too and gonna graduate this month with masters in robotics & automation
YAYYY, FINALLY MORE RC
This guy's projects go exactly like mine. I feel the pain and the emotion. All of it.
What program he use?
Portugal Caralho!
Just seen an ad of a guy surfing a window and I’ve never been happier🏄🏄
Love that you explain some of the design/implementation decisions, such as the studs being melted in the plastic, rather than screwing them in.
Glad you took ice safety seriously. There’s quite a few deaths every year where I’m from because of people who don’t get it or want to be cool or first on the ice for fishing.
I am always impressed by your 'unstoppable-forge-ahead-no-matter-what' approach!
Great build! Always stoked to see what you come up with. Maybe for a 2.0 you could try a steering rack that turns the individual blades, and maybe a spring tensioner for the chain, as it would keep it tight while bouncing/flexing!
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Fr, please add a chain tensioner🥰
I love how it goes from Santa's sleigh to war robot halfway through
Yessss! New episode! Cool vehicle i liked the build a lot! Thank you
The spike tire is so grippy in a linear fashion that I'm sure it drastically effect the steering.
Your failures are what makes the channel a success. 😀 It's true... we learn from our mistakes. You are learning a lot. 😎 So much fun to watch your projects!
Your humor is my favorite. Love your content
That looks great! I think understeer is caused by rear biased weight distribution in this case. Adding some camber will also help, as you want the edges to cut into the ice.
Adding a chain idler would help with the chain issue. Or chainguides if you want to avoid friction (look up MTB chainguides).
I'd vote for guides, they'd be dead simple and cheap to implement. Great suggestions!
@@Hawk7886 i'l add suspension on both the guides and the power wheel
Pulling parts from the screen was great, thanks for the extra effort, it's appreciated.
Maybe try an Ackermann steering kinematic for the front? I think this will drastically improve the turning radius. Also looks cool :)
That won't work on ice no grip ☺️
Just needs more travel on the steering that's it.
Yeah, or even having the motor directly drive the pivot and having it right in between the skates.
Now you need to print out a Simon size one you can ride into Stockholm.
i think driving it backwards would have already helped
Best DIY-Tech-Channel-Thingi ever !
To improve steering, you can always use hockey blades(more rounded) or smaller blades, though it has less surface on the ice the vehicle would be able to turn quicker. This with a leaning design you can further decrease the turning radius.
I love that the sound of the thing driving on the ice is subbed as „applause“ 😄
Awesome to see you share your process, including both successes and failures/opportunities. :) Thanks!
Your content is great. I have been watching for a few years, and your creativity still impresses me. Your enthusiasm and camerawork are great! It's nice to see speed controllers, and filament REALLY getting used :)
After long time another rc project. Nice one
Simon always has such interesting projects and is a good time to watch just because of his personality! Keep up the great work! Thanks for sharing!
Loved watching you make this project! Keep it up man!
Nice video! Love the build.
Can't wait to see what you make next
You are very inspirational with all the great projects you do.Thanks.
love how he gets right to the point! AMAZING!
As a hockey player I can tell you we don't just point our toes in the direction we want to go, we tilt our entire feet side to side
Excellent build! Amazing video! Thanks for sharing!
Yet another awesome build!
Some of the best content on RUclips! Funny and brilliant.
I love the inventive nature of your videos, shows you how simple it can be to create some great toys with a little knowledge and a creative mind. Great video - keep them coming!
He is the best. It's never boring.
You have an incredible landscape... Perfect for ice skating
It's always the best day of the week when a new Simon vid shows up!
man keep posting more 3d printing videos, love them. KEEP IT UP
Very entertaining! The reassure part is gold!
Good stuff man. Great sense of humor on your vids. Love it.
Keep tinkering,love this stuff
I enjoy watching you pull the parts from the monitor. 🤘🏻
The beginning is super creative
Probably the best RC channel in my view. Thanks so much for this great content!
I have been looking at your video for 8 years and I loving the idea
Loved the map video, you missed New Zealand! I think we may have been the leftover Islands you had. We often get left off maps, please add us in! Love your content mate
Was just about to comment that we are missing from the map
love your crazy builds man!
You never cease to amaze us, Simon! Bravo🎉
Inspiring to see more build content!
Awesome like always, thanks for every thing you post
This genuinely makes me want to make my own experience car, I love cars, and I love rc cars, but I have no freaking clue how to 3d print so I’m gonna leave it to this guy
I was already gonna click like, but when I heard call of the north start playing with that beautiful drone footage, well it was clear my only choice was to SMASSSHHHH THE LIKE BUTTON ;)
Great video! Love the thought process and how well you explain your thoughts and ideas.
Brilliant content, thanks for the entertainment! Tip: Skates work two ways. The pressure created by the sharp edge creates a groove that makes grip. This pressure also melts the ice in the groove into water reducing friction. The curve of the blade determines the turn radius. You need much smaller skates, 3-4 cm, like curved razor blades. I made a prop-driven RC ice yacht once and had similar problems.
If you wanted to keep the same frame structure, you could simply turn it upside down so the weight is more effectively applied to the rear tire. It would also allow for more clearance for the skates to rotate solving your turning radius issue. I'm looking to get a 3-d printer soon, so I would love to create something similar. Great video, I love that your videos show the trial and error that you encounter.
Your show /adventures are awesome! Thank you!
Awesome Project! Keep them coming! 😊 Thanks!
Love your drone shoots and yours comedy
ur videos are incredibly inspiring man. awesome stuff keep it up :)
I don't know why but I absolutely love watching your videos
This has to be one of the coolest things I’ve seen
Very cool!!! Nice Job!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
What a fight! Dont give up!💪
the camera work is next level!
Thanks for the laughs. I needed them today.
It works, so the engineering was solid. It is a cool idea!
Very cool build. Enjoyed watching your journey.
Awesome. Just awesome. As always. Cheers.
Great fun project. It may have steered a bit better with a svivel system, like on dumper trucks (hjullaster). A self tensioner with a spring and with a gear I think would have been the best system for preventing the chain to come off.
On my Tamiya Lunchbox I have used 13mm long Biltema screws that I screwed from the inside, duct taped the inside of tire and finally put in some tire foam.
When I was finished I cut the screw so there was about 5mm protruding from the tire.
They are perfect for ice driving and it will wheelie on ice. Those tires has lasted 7 years now.
With knife Blades IT works maybe better because Skate Blades are to wide need more Weight.
Amazing project , cheers
This is awesome!
Bro this is sick!
Yessss! Let’s go my dude love the effects lol
That was awesome! Really enjoyable to watch. Keep it up man!
Love these videos and your humor, keep up the amazing work!
What a BRILLIANT video ‼️😃👍👍❤️
Thank you for taking us with you on a creative journey, and including all the bumps and challenges along the way!
Very enjoyable!
Great Video making ‼️👍😃 (and design.. and making.. and… 😃)
I was having a really bad day and you cheered me up, Thank you Simon
you will need a chainguide to keep the chain stay. The gear ratio also affects the torque acting on the frame. Your frame could fully surround the the whole chain mechanism to cancel part of the torque.
Enjoy the heck out of your projects!
Wondered the other day when a new video would land. Here it is, nice one!
Great job ! Nice edit and what a beautiful country
So cool man! I thought it worked pretty dang well!
Video editing improvements look GREAT
that's a refreshing video with a good looking Maker!
Nice video Dude it's good to watch after a long time ;)
Halfway through the intro and subbed!
Straight to the point👍
Congrats for your creations, trying leads you to great inventions, and regardless of the result, you did an amazing work!
Love your Work.❤️
Damn, that looked amazing. Thanks for the good content!
Great stuff, thank you
as always - you make my day :)
Awesome video as always. 🙂
Always fun to watch, good content yo
Cool project!
Love your content dude
cool build,subscribed
Your videos are really entertaining, I love the editing and not explaining everything for 45 minutes. Also the project was interesting.
As always great video and amazing editing I look forward to version 2. I'd imaging the biggest issue with the turning radius was the lack of downward force on the blade and how parallel they were to the ice, you want them to dig the edges of the blade in to decrease the turning radius same as if you were ice skating.
I'm newly subscribing. I love your process for research and development; prototype, test and invest, modify, test. SUCCESS! Great to see the logic path followed in your videos.
Spy kids 3 was mad loved it as a kid
Thanks again for the funny video and I like the stuff you make from scratch.