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Thank you for the flowers
Yeah, some Projects are Work or fall with the gearboxes.
Ive designed a gearbox for the thingiverse t35
A friend of mine had a pile of parts i was the choosen on to bring it alive.
The white parts where delivered from him.
The print was very bad and some kind of really weird material.... I think it was abs

https://youtube.com/shorts/gjvwZYHdLfw?feature=shared

I watched the videos. OOPS! Nonetheless, when one looks at it, one cannot help but think that the T35 is such a Land Battleship.
I do not have a 3D printer, a painful choice I made two years ago. Nonetheless, I can still learn from other's experience. From what resin do your print the gears to get some degree of durability? And what do you use as a grease/lubricant for the gears? Thank you.

I print only pla filament. But its repro pla, all garbage from the manifacturing is in there. Its very strong and has a good amount of Flexibility
The gears are made with 3-4 walllines and a high amount of infill..
Printed in the smalest Resolution.

"...repro PLA, all garbage from the manufacturing is in there." That's interesting, and bravo for recycling.

Hey there, First Pics and a YouTube Video of my SWs in Scale 1/16


https://youtu.be/jVWlsn60bvU?feature=shared

More Pics with my 2cm Flak 38 mounted in the sws

In the video it looked like it had a really good turn radius.

There is an cheap bi directional ESC build in. ITs an ESC for tracked vehicles.
If you Turn left, the left track got lower RPM and If you Turn full in the Tracks Stopps.

I combined the ESC with the Steenringservo so IT Looks good

"It's an ESC for tracked vehicles...turn left, the left track got lower RPM...full in the Tracks Stops." This seems to be the sort of ESC used in mass-produced tanks, but I have not seen one advertised separately. Is such a differential ESC available somewhere?

Herr Professor,
Its one of those cheapos.
You have to Connect the yellow wire into your Signalline of the Servo (orange or White)