RC Benchy (ebay friendly)
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Remixed RC Boat Bency to fit an eBay jet boat module. Fits like a glove! Added a stand too.
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- RC & Robotics
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Remixed RC Boat Benchy to fit an eBay jet boat module. Fits like a glove! See image for the type of jet that fits.
Boat prints in multiple parts that need gluing together (watertight). I found that epoxy glue worked well.
A stand model for the boat is included. This is assembled with M3 bolts into tapped plastic.
The rear ESC mount sits on the port side of the boat at the rear to hold the ESC. The rooster tail part was printed in flexible filament to direct the water away from the boat.
The two clip files provide several pieces that can be used to make the cabin structure removable from the boat. This can provide easy access to any electronics inside.
I controlled this with Arduinos linked by an NFR905 radio. See more here: https://workspace.circuitmaker.com/Projects/Details/lokthelok/nrf905-Arduino
I have included the f3d file which can be opened in Fusion360 to modify the openings for the jet module. The model was converted from the original STL by thenomadsoul_.
Print Settings
Print two front parts with a large brim (eg. 20mm) to avoid pieces coming off the print bed due to large overhang.
Use sandpaper or a file to roughen meting faces before glueing for a stronger bond. I used 2 part epoxy glue which worked well.rnrnBe sure to leak test after glueing!
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.3mm
Infill:
10%