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Rustler 4x4 VXL chassis protector (front & rear)

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2 3D prints that screw onto the chassis and protect the chassis of your RC car when jumping.

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Printables
Kategoria
RC & Robotics
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Creative Commons — Attribution

Intro:

Have you ever experienced chassis slap before? And you don't want underside of the chassis to get all scratched up and destroyed? Introducing the chassis protector!

 

Description:

So I made 2 3D prints that screw onto the underside of the chassis at the back and front to protect the vulnerable parts of the bottom side of the chassis. Also, I made it so that when the screws are screwed all the way in, their head is a millimeter or so below the surface so that the head of the screw also doesn't get scratched up and dirty (look at the images).

These 3D print fit onto the Rustler 4x4 VXL perfectly, they most likely also fit onto the other Rustler 4x4 models (XL-5, BL-2S), but I don't have those to try it out.

 

Installation instructions:

FRONT PART: You need to remove the 3 screws that hold the front bumper in place and then put the 3D                                 print on and screw the screws back into the chassis through the holes in the 3D print.

REAR PART: You need to remove the 4 screws that hold the rear bumper in place and then put the 3D                                 print on and screw the screws back into the chassis through the holes in the 3D print.

You will understand better if you look at some of the images or just try it yourself. It's really easy!

 

Print settings (for both):

INFILL: 100%, LAYER HEIGHT 0.2mm, SUPPORT: no support

It is recommended to print it from a strong/tough material (ABS, ASA, any CF…), but also PLA would get the job done, you would just have to replace it more often.

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