Toy Cruiser
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Published on June 10, 2012
This thing was Featured on June 11, 2012
Description
This is an easy to assemble toy car made using lots of high-tech tools. Once you 3D print, and laser cut your parts, the rest can be zip tied and bolted together in minutes. I was initially planning on making more of a hot rod. However, thanks to the slow speed of the servos, it turned out to be more of a cruiser. This vehicle has a slow smooth ride, which makes it the perfect motorized platform for all kinds of applications. For instance, it makes a great camera dolly (for silent films and music videos), and a suitable robot base.
Learn more:
instructables.com/id/toy-cruiser/
Learn more:
instructables.com/id/toy-cruiser/
Instructions
The wooden bracket was laser cut on a 120W Epilog 36EXT printer with the following settings:
power:75
speed:15
frequency: 500
The wheels were printed on an Object Connex 500 printer loaded with Vero White and Tango Black. The hubs used DM_8250_Grey40, and the tires used DM_9885_Shore85.
Full parts list, assembly instructions, and demo videos can be found on the Instructables page:
instructables.com/id/toy-cruiser/
power:75
speed:15
frequency: 500
The wheels were printed on an Object Connex 500 printer loaded with Vero White and Tango Black. The hubs used DM_8250_Grey40, and the tires used DM_9885_Shore85.
Full parts list, assembly instructions, and demo videos can be found on the Instructables page:
instructables.com/id/toy-cruiser/
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