Mining truck 300 % Remixed by Martin Kozak

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Martin Kozak

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21.9 h

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Light gray color

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30.9 h

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18 min

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Description

Disclaimer 1: This is NOT a Lego Technic.

Disclaimer 2: Model is huge, 57 cm long and needs almost 5 kg of filament. PLA recommended.

Postprocessing

Remove supports.
Use deburring tool to remove sacrificial bridging inside the holes.

Assembly

See attached assembly guide.
Due to the printer tolerances and nature of FDM printing, sometimes you'll need to apply more strength to assemble, some parts will be little loose and need a glue to secure it in position and whole drive train will need a lubrication in order to make it work smoothly (PTFE lubrication or silicion oil in spray recommended).

See my other upscaled creation: https://makerworld.com/en/models/133466#profileId-144763

Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)

build instructions_90493782-d138-4e4b-9cfd-5bd7703fd001.pdf

Comment & Rating (236)

@StoneTime

A super project in itself. A big compliment to the work and effort that was invested here. It was definitely a lot of fun and will certainly find a good place in my home. Positive: It was easy to put together for the most part. Everything stayed intact and the initial fear that pins might break didn't materialize. Almost everything was included that was needed according to the instructions. Negative: I had to do a lot of gluing. The radiator grille is completely glued, as are some axles and pins with crosses, as everything is too loose and would fall apart. This particularly affects the small cab. Parts that I was missing include the end caps on the wheels. But I may have forgotten to print these? It certainly wasn't easy, tolerances in printing are always different and make it a bit more difficult. The parts were printed on 2x X1C printers, which took quite a while. For me as an adult who still likes to play games, it was a great project. But for children who want to take it apart and play with it, I don't think it's a good idea.

@justtorchit

I also came out missing the 4 nuts for the wheels. Also, I found scaling the nuts and the two gears used to actuate the model to 97% actually allowed me to snuggly tighten them. I resized a few others elsewhere in the model and reprinted for that snug fit. Did you find that the pin that connects the dump bucket to the truck was printed in the wrong color (mine was tan but the directions showed it as dark grey)? Or maybe I inadvertently swapped that out elsewhere in the model? But I fully agree, this model isn't really for "play", deconstructing and re-assembling, it's more of a display piece. But I absolutely love it!

@1091729281nana

Boosted

Can you remove the sacrificial bridging,please?It is so suck. I would rather use support.Even though it wastes materials.But the result is better,and easy to move.By the way.I love this program so much.Thank you!

@debugger

Separate the parts and delete the additions! By Bambu Lab Studio... very easy. But this way is better and faster than support.

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@thomas.raiser

Replying to @debugger :

Can you give me a short tip on how to remove the additions Bambu Lab Studio.

@debugger

https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/split-to-objects-parts (use parts)

@HansBoodt

Super cool project! Printed on an army of P1S and X1C's. Assembly was very straightforward and Lego-like. I agree that some elements need glueing. Mainly the little endstops and the non-Technic parts like the grill. But this is to be expected. I also agree that this is not for a play project for kids. The weight is too high and some edges can be fairly sharp for little kids. Also, it sometimes takes some force to connect parts. For an adult no problem but not suitable for children. As a 40+ big child however, I LOVE this thing. It is such a nice example of why we all got into 3D printing. It makes for an impressive WOW moment when anybody sees it. Highly recommend! Everything printed with ColorFabb PLA/PHA except for the wheels that were printed in ColorFabbs VarioShore. I designed the "stickers" in Fusion and integrated them into the parts. I used bearing grease to lubricate the moving parts and every function works as it should. Very impressive!

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@MartinKozak

Awesome, thank you! I especially love the comparison with real Lego.

@Otomar

Mam problem s oddelovanim podpor. jsou prilis blizko u modelu a slepi se.

The designer has replied

@MartinKozak

Jedině si to naslicujte sám s vlastním nastavením podpěr (v případě disků kol je třeba se zbavit podpěr vestavěných do modelu - stačí dát Split to objects). Ale mně šly dolů krásně... škoda, že nemám video, jak to luplo a byly dole. Trochu bych podezříval, že každý filament se chová trochu jinak.

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@MartinKozak

Jinak na těch discích kol je to vevnitř, tam to není vidět.

@MartinKozak

Nakonec jsem zvětšil mezeru mezi modelem a podpěrami o 0,1 mm, což by snad mělo být ok vždy a všude. Díky za feedback!

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@xChaisMcMariox

I´want to ask something: Are the holes on the Piece on the left known to be bigger? About 1 or 2mm? Every other Piece with a hole has a nice fit

The designer has replied

@MartinKozak

I will check tomorrow and let you know

@MartinKozak

Hi, I fixed the STL

@xChaisMcMariox

Replying to @MartinKozak :

Thanks Mate! The Fixed STL is also in STLs.zip?

@Kellermann

Boosted

Great Work but a lot of hours. Hope to see more in the future. Glad I found this Masterpiece 👍🏼

The designer has replied

@MartinKozak

I'm preparing something easier this time :)

@Kellermann

Boosted

Replying to @MartinKozak :

Great to hear that. Starting to print the excavator soon. Would be nice to have supports underneath the holes instead of the lines that need to be deburred, but you had a reason to design it like that I guess.

@papla81

I Love it!! Thank you so much for your work and effort! 👍💪

The designer has replied

@MartinKozak

Pleasure is mine!

@ch3rryblaze

Loving this project! Just a question about 32009

The designer has replied

@MartinKozak

There were some problems with tolerances, enlarging these two holes helped

@debugger

Yes, for reels... it is okay!

@fredylamouche56

imprimer sans aucun souci 👌🏼. belle réalisation et bravo pour le travail des fichiers. j'ai réalisé quelques autocollants pour plus de ressemblance.

@stonefinity

wondering if I missed something when preparing my print for the wheels. they should mount with the spokes facing in based on pictures I’m seeing, but the connectors won’t fit through?