How small can I functionally print these?

[@TheoTheCrasher25]

Eventually you should make a online shop and sell these they look pretty cool

[@o.l.ashman9696]

For the smaller ones to roll better with more momentum, just put a piece of metal in the shell to weigh it down

[@monarchbulldog2519]

My fav design ia the sublime sport, being mostly inspire by a porsche of course i would like it

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

Hell Yeah! Luckily I've designed a few in the Sublime series. So far I've been cooking the Sublime Rally and the Sublime Street.
One day I'll get round to showing you both

[@arandompotat0]

I'm wondering how small can you make them if you take into considerstion the print size when designing (like a higher tolerance for the wheels). I guess really small.

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

@@arandompotat0 I mystery we will never solve 🤣🤣

[@Malcolm-c5b]

Yeah but what printer do you use? Never seen a filament printer print this well

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

I am using the bambulab a1 mini. I love it!
I use a 0.4mm standard nozzle but you can swap it for a 0.2mm if you want even better detail. 🥰

[@spud4839]

Smol car :)

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

@@spud4839 🥰

[@spud4839]

@@3D.PrintMyRide :) 👍

[@sandeepalbert1509]

Im sure you could get more accurate working cars with a resin printer.

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

@@sandeepalbert1509 certainly more accurate, but also more sticky, more time and more chemicals. As well as a hard time curing the inner wheel axle. 😔

[@RedMageGaming]

but what layer height and nozzle size? drop it down to an 0.2 nozzle and an 0.05 layer heigth? can you get that 25% scale car functional? and then go smaller?

[@3D.PrintMyRide]

@@RedMageGaming all of these changes are possible, but I just tried it on stock settings because I don’t have a great amount of time to film each video 😅