Mini-Z Track Water Barrier Collection
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Create your own 3D printed Mini-Z track with your 3D printer. Expensive filament is NOT a requirement.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- RC & Robotics
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Purchase cheaper inexpensive filament that works in your machine!
PLA for this project as most Mini-Z tracks as indoors.
Alternate colors and window, non window designs between sections to give a realistic track configuration.
Bolt design does not require supports. Print it flat to the print surface. 1 required between each pair of track pieces.
0.6 mm nozzle, 2 or 3 walls per your preference, 14% to 20% your favorite infill.
0.4mm nozzle just takes more time to print the file.
Supports are required for the groove of the tongue and groove sections.
Place multiple files together on your build plate in your slicer and limit the amount of support filament and time required. Less waste.
Print them yourself and save money and shipping costs.
A great way to use up partial spools to create a great looking track for road racing or drifting.
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