Recent content by haplo

Hi, Here is my attempt to make the HK GT2B more compact : It's the first design and it's very thick, I can't manage throttle with my index finger, I must use my middle finger :(. Second design is half as thick because I deported the battery in the base, like the original GT2B. Look is less...

I can print one for you too when beetbocks has completed the design, we're on your thread :)

Wow, very nice work. I don't think we need to see all the trim buttons but why not. ADS's remote seems a bit naked, maybe seeing the buttons is not a bad thing. The 3rd channel button is a very good thing! I don't see any issue for 3d printing this. Maybe I could print this without supports...

Yes, hub mount works perfectly fine. I also did a motor mount : It was my first try and it broke after a few kms. I redesigned a twice as thick who works pretty well but after my nunchuck crash I decide to minimise all risk and go to an aluminium motor holder.

I only have one extruder on my printer so I can not make like your printer, I print support in the same material of the part and I remove them after. The last layer of support before the part is generally difficult to remove, that's why if it's in the inside of the enclosure you can make the...

Here is some pictures: I'm not really a pictures kind of guy but I've printed a lot of things (quadcopter, pencil holder, christmas tree decoration, omniwheels, iris Stargate style, etc...) I have a old Printrbot LC (March 2013) but I use a few printed mods for improve print quality. The...

Yes I can print with supports but it needs some work to clean up and have a good finish result. If it's supports for inside of the enclosure, like if you wanted to print one of GT2B original part, you may take 1mm of additionnal clearance to avoid a long cleaning.

Do as you like, I trust you, just keep in mind 3d printing is layer by layer. :)

The one I started to design is like the second config but I have to admit I took the prototype of enclosure you posted on page 6 for reference. I don't know if the first config gives enough protection for electronics in case of fall and it seems less robust than one block design. I prefer the...

I think nunchuck is in fault, because i use a HK150A esc and I had the same problem. The nunchuck was a good idea but it's only a cheap game controller and reliability seems (to me) worse than a RC controller. I wrote to me because some seems happy with it but not my thumb skin... Anyway, the...

I'm from France like okp :). Yes, 3d designing and printing takes a lot of failures but with the good speed settings (and crap quality), enclosure I print take only 45 minutes to finish, not a big deal. When I have a good model, I think that good quality print may take 2-3 Hours but quality is...

Hi, I've got a 3d printer and I'm currently working on a new enclosure for the GT2B (since I left my thumb skin on the road because of a Nunchuck glitch ^^). I'm not really good at 3D drawing but I'm confident to be able make it, maybe before the end of January. However, if you want to make a 3d...

PLA is more rigid than ABS, my motor holder seems to be fine for now but it need more tests i confess. This is the url that torqueboards posted, it fits really well.

:mrgreen: I want to print one in PLA that's why I'm asking. I already have print: -a wheel drive for ABEC : -LED support for night : and a support for the motor : This is an older version, the newer is the same in thicker but I don't have pics... Everything was working pretty well for...

Nice design, I'm going to print one for my first build. ESC does not get too hot without the fan ?