Radio Control Medium Wheel Loader

Get ready to take your RC construction adventures to the next level with this meticulously designed and crafted 3D-printed Electric Radio Control Medium Wheel Loader 1/14 scale. This project is the result of six months of dedicated development, testing, and continuous improvements, delivering an experience that combines realism, versatility, and thrilling performance!

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🚧 Designed for the RC construction enthusiast in you, this model boasts a range of exceptional features that set it apart:

🔧 Differential Setup: Experience unparalleled maneuverability as the differential setup allows for smooth and precise turns, just like a real construction vehicle. No more struggling with tight corners - navigate with ease!

💪 Powerful Articulated Arms: With a maximum lift distance of 270mm, this Loader means business. Whether you're lifting, digging, or scooping its detailed and robust arms handle like a pro.

🔄 Inertia Effects: Feel the thrill of operating a true construction machine with realistic inertia effects if you combine it with ESP32 RC Sound And Light Controller by TheDIYGuy999. Accelerate and turn just like the real thing, adding a new dimension of authenticity to your RC adventures.

🔗 Versatility with Attachments: Swap between digging buckets, and a fork effortlessly. The manual or automatic coupler ensures seamless transitions, providing endless construction possibilities.

💡 Precise Assembly: Enjoy a hassle-free assembly process with 54 fully detailed diagrams, wire diagrams, and assembly instructions that comprise the step-by-step manual. Stl files are organized folders for 3D-printed pieces. Every component fits into place, ensuring a flawless build.

⚙️ Field-Ready Performance: Take your Loader onto the construction site and witness its impressively precise control and exceptional performance. Navigate through challenging terrains, and showcase its agility and power.

🔋 3S LiPo Battery: Power up your Radio Control Wheel Loader with a 3S LiPo battery for extended runtime and enhanced performance. Watch as it effortlessly tackles various tasks, providing you with a longer-lasting and more thrilling RC experience.

📦 Comprehensive Material Buying List: With a detailed material buying list included in the manual with links to Alliexpress's lower prices. Each and every piece required for this project is listed, so you can easily gather all the necessary components before you start building, also included the basic budget in pictures.

🛠️ Minimum Print Bed: The 3D printed Radio Control Wheel Loader requires a minimum print bed of 220mm x 220mm. This ensures that you can bring this incredible machine to life, regardless of the size of your 3D printer.

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Update: 9/1/2023 Please download and reprint C6-V3.stl file, I have detected no gap after painting the piece for the linear actuator to tilt down creating undesirable side force on the actuator. Also, I recommend using an electric metal linear actuator link provided on the manual.

Minimum Print Dimension: To ensure all parts are accurately printed, please use a 3D printer
with a minimum print dimension of 220mm x 220mm.
Recommended Print Settings: For optimal results, use 3 to 4 kilograms of PLA or better PLA+
filament and set your 3D printer to the following parameters:
Layer Height: 0.2mm – 0.3mm
Infill Density: 20% no mechanical stress 100% for parts under high mechanical stress.
Printing Speed: 70mm/s
Nozzle Temperature: 200°C PLA / 230°C PLA+
Bed Temperature: 60°C
These were my settings but you can also try your proven one.