SilverTriple

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div><p>Designed this to replace the Cover hinge of a waste bin.</p><p>Designed for M5x20 or M5x25 screws and M5 nuts</p></div></div>

Waste Bin Cover Hinge Repair

HomeRepair and Stuff

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div><p>One guy at the club at this car and searched for replacement of Front suspension arms for years without finding one.</p><p>At the end, he gave me a sample, and I designed a part for this. The design is different at it is plain arm, but the dimension are the same, and the test fit showed it works.</p><p>In terms of material, use Nylon or Nylon composite to print them. In an ideal world you may use the service of an online printer and get them printed in MJF Nylon PA12 or SLS Nylon PA12.</p><p>Please note that you may have to  redrill the holes for suspension arms fixation (4.2mm) and for C-hubs (3.2mm).</p><p>Hope this helps... And if you appreciate this work and you want to contribute to my projects, a coffee or anything, my paypal address is associated to my profile :)<br>Thanks</p></div></div>

Kyosho GP Landmax Front Suspension arms

RC Cars - Various Parts

<h2>Summary</h2><p><i><strong>My Marui Samurais have either no wheels or wheels in bad conditions.</strong></i><br><i><strong>I had to do something.</strong></i></p><p><i><strong>Please note that this was a massive work to get here, and do not forget to feedback or tip me for the work :-), Thanks!</strong></i></p><p><i><strong>My criterias when starting the work</strong></i></p><ul><li>tires easy to source and with similar thread design for both front and rear</li><li>keep some of the distinct genes of the Samurai with a front rim with a slightly bigger diameter than the rear one</li><li>reproduce the design of the Samurai wheels or be as close as possible</li><li>being able to switch size for rear or both and front and keep the caracteristics of the wheel design</li><li>axle is targeted for 4.1mm (the center hole is 4.2mm). However, on my two Samurais, I noticed some variances, and while 3 of the rear axles are with a 4.1mm diameter, one is with 4.2mm diameter (this size variance is something which was also confirmed to me by another Samurai owner). In case you are in this case, just use a drill in the center hole to get it bigger.</li><li>those wheels were designed with different diameters. 50 corresponds to 2 inches tires (ex Tamiya Hotshot Oval Block, Kyosho Turbo Optima re-release, ...) 62 corresponds to 2.2 inches tires. Front are 31mm large and Rear are 36mm large (usual thread widths).</li></ul><p><i><strong>Possible combinations for wheel sizes in 5 spokes are :</strong></i></p><ul><li>Front F50 and Rear R50-forF50 (Front external ring is extended slightly for visual effect)</li><li>Front F62 and Rear R50-forF62</li><li>Front F62E and Rear R62-forF62E (Front external ring is extended slightly for visual effect)</li></ul><p><i><strong>The first upload will only include 5 spokes and Friction wheel hubs, Hex version and others number of spokes (in first extend only for 2 inches tires and if demands exist, I'll upload the 2.2 inches versions).</strong></i></p><p>All those wheels were designed in Fusion 360, using parametric design. There is only one design for front wheel and one for the rear wheel, and the parameters are affecting them on the flow. If you want more details, have a look at my Samurai thread on rc10talk, Tamiyaclub, Tamiyabase of Vintage-rc (french speaking).</p>

Marui Samurai Rims set

Marui RC Cars

RC Car rims

<h2>Summary</h2><p>I designed this part for the rear end of my Kyosho Turbo Scorpion. It works with Tomahawk, Beetle and Scorpion as well.</p><p>Red Led lights are 5mm standard leds<br>License plate is 30<i>15mm and comes from Tamico shop</i><br><strong>Part is fixed using a M3x12 screw</strong></p><h2> </h2>

Kyosho Turbo Scorpion Rear led lights holder

Kyosho RC Legendary Series

<h2>Summary</h2><p>My blockhead motors Wild One came with toyish yellow led buckets I did not like. I decided to replace them with cheap led light buckets found on amazon. They require to be mounted with a 2mm screw instead of the 3mm screws used by the one in the Tamiya kit. I put a picture of the led buckets for reference, they have a design allowing to lock the direction, with a second hole or something)</p><p>I designed parts to be able to fix and lock them properly with 2mm screws.<br>Each is designed with a bottom and a top part.</p><ul><li>The front ones don't require o-ring</li><li>The bonnet ones use the standard o-ring inserted between the bodyshell and the top part and this will allow to lock the led bucket direction.</li></ul><p>I also designed parts to add rear 5mm leds. They are here : <a href="/thing:5147961" rel="nofollow">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5147961</a></p><p>Have fun :)</p>

Wild One Front led bucket holders

Tamiya RC Cars

<h2>Summary</h2><p>RC work stand for 1/10 rc cars, based on a <strong>bearing 15x35x11</strong><br>Base V2 does include shocks support, for shock cylinders up to 16.5 mm external diameter. Holes have been included in case oil is going into the support to ease the evacuation of the oil...<br>Both should be printable without support, base/baseV2 directly on the bed, while the top should be printed upside down.<br>Not printed yet, will be updated after printing.</p><p>Added a smaller base for smaller printer (I use a Creality Ender 5Plus, and while the base is printing, I thought it could make sense to make a smaller base).</p>

RC Work Stand

Tools

<div><h1>Summary</h1><div><p>Rear led holder for Nichimo Spirit FF for Standard 5mm diameter leds, and license plate 30x15mm (I use Tamico's ones)</p><p>Print with no supports, drill led holes with 5mm diameter after the print.</p></div></div>

Rear Led Holder for Nichimo RC Spirit FF

RC Cars Led Holders

<h2>Summary</h2><p>I modeled my Bearcat SS and decided to provide the files for plastic parts so one can repair and revive a broken car. No files are providen for shocks or metal parts.</p><p><strong>Important : Hirobo original screws are conical. Holes are positioned properly but I highly suggest to adapt holes to the type of screw you are willing to use for the build (either by drilling holes after the print, either before doing the print.</strong><br> </p><p><strong>I indicated in the file name the elements requiring a mirror in addition during the printing, or when mulitple parts are present on the car.</strong></p><p>I designed an adaptor based on some indication proposed on rc10talk to allow the use of two flanged 6x10x2.5 bearings instead of the regular 6x15x5 used to guide rear wheels axle</p><p>All belt pulleys are providen in MXL version currently. I plan to provide a Powergrip GT2 version later</p><p>The right front knuckle axle separated from the knuckle while the car was dissassembled. I do have new ones, but as I wanted to provide the possibility of repair, I designed frnt knuckles allowing to use a Bolt M4x20 as front axle. Stl providen are untested and designed in two version for M2 and M3 pivot balls</p><p><strong>For the servo horn: please note that I did not finish it as it will require adaptaption to the servo you are using. Please define the right spline before printing</strong></p><p><strong>Bonnet is not the exact replication of the bonnet for Bearcat SS, and would work for Tomcat and Bearcat as well if you are lacking of a bodyshell</strong></p><p>You can find more details on this project on Tamiyabase, RC10talk, Tamiyclub and rc-vintage.com (french) : a thread exist on each of those forums to detail down the activities...</p><p>As usual, this was an extensive work. my paypal account is on my Thingiverse profile if you are willing to contribute to other projects like this one or offer me a coffee...</p><p><strong>Happy Hirobo Tomcat/Bearcat repairs!</strong></p>

Hirobo Bearcat/Tomcat Plastic parts files

Hirobo RC Cars

<h2>Summary</h2><p>After the Spirit FF, I had the chance to get my hands on the Nichimo Midships thanks to my Australian friend Jason alias Bormac. I modeled the car, and you will find the stl of the plastic parts for this car in this publication.</p><p>I also got an Exceed to complete the two models. I uploaded parts for the Exceed Pegasus as well in this publication.</p><p><strong>As with the Spirit FF, this parts are requiring metal parts for a working buggy. I won't provide the files for those.</strong></p><p>Differentials (common to both models) are requiring reviews and will be published later on as an update. </p><p>Please note that I tested prints with PLA but did not assembled a full Nylon printed SLS/MJF car like I did for the Spirit</p><p><strong>Same as the Spirit FF, the parts requiring a mirror will be indicated with needsMirror in the name, and when needs multiple, it is also indicated in the name. please note that in some case this is depending upon the model.</strong></p><p>You may have a look on tamiyaclub.com, tamiyabase.com, rc10talk.com and rc-vintage.com (french) forums if you want to follow my work. You will find easily the topic by searching for "Bormac's Midships".</p><p>If you appreciate this work, and are willing to contribute to another project like this one, my paypal is on my profile here if you want to tip me :-)</p><p>Thanks</p>