RC Dozer - DIY - Free 3D Print Model

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ProfessorBoots

Hobby & DIY>RC

IP Report

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X1 Carbon

P1P

H2D

P2S

P1S

X1E

H2S

H2D Pro

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

61.3 h

8 plates

4.8(13)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill Wide Dozer

55.1 h

11 plates

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

463

757

664

142

Released

Description

Hello, this is an RC Dozer. Its intended to provide a fun entry level way to get hands on experience with some simple electronic components commonly found in robotics. Its also intended to wreck havoc on whatever toys lay waiting on your living room floor or transform a beach day from just being a beach day… to being a full blown construction site. I'll link the video below in which I go into depth on how I created this project.

If you like the 3d files and want to make it RC consider becoming a ProfessorBoots Workshop Member which will unlock courses to take you step by step through sourcing parts, uploading the code and of course the assembly. It also gives you access to the PCB file information required to make it RC.

ProfessorBoots Workshop Pass: https://professorboots.com/products/professorboots-workshop-pass

dozer

rc dozer

Comment & Rating (43)

@EB_Design

I wanted to confirm, to get the build list we must subscribe to your site?

@cubbiehawlks11

I think you're right.

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@JoshBryant

Subscribing to his workshop pass gets you the assembly instructions, hardware list, the code for the esp32/arduino board, and the PCB file information to order your PCB required.

@Schemsie

Replying to @JoshBryant :

Approximately how much will the components cost

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@jensbert1

Genius! Simple and complex the same time, working perfectly. Love it. I printed all models, this one is the best now. I also printed the Wheel Loader, but waiting for my Ali delivery ;-)

@user_2451245158

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Great and fun print and build. And the dozer worked much better after loading the ESP32 with the correct software😃 In my first attempt I seemed to have had the mini-loader sketch opened in the Arduino IDE.

@sailingguy1

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Another absolutely awesome model from the professor!! fun to build and can't wait to move some snow and sand with thing!

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@tobii

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@bobbanana

I would like a full list of parts so I can ask for them for Christmas but then I will pay for the pass when I get to printing this.

@user_1094393261

Can someone tell me the cost of the parts needed to make this RC. Not the list, the cost of the parts needed. Thanks, Tom /Az.

@user_1094393261

I have finished doing the printing, and have put in my first order for parts, Tom/Az.

@cubbiehawlks11

Workshop member here! You forgot to include the step where you install the power button on the body on in the instruction on your website. Just letting you know so you can fix it.

@Mr.Beee.

you should make cyber brick versions of your stuff

@carsarecool

How much were the electronics to make the project RC

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