Meanwhile, if you’re more about speed than getting sideways, we’ve seen a homebrew RC car designed to that end as well. Video after the break. Posted in 3d Printer hacks Tagged car , drift car ...

Once upon a time, a remote controlled (RC) car was something you’d buy at Radio Shack or your local hobby store. These days, you can print your own, complete with suspension, right at home, a… ...

Sanago ends the video by dropping the completed body onto an RC frame and taking it out into the snow for some slippery hoonage. I have to admit, this is one of the finer uses I’ve seen of a 3D pen.

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For the 3D printing, Woodard uses a Neptune 4 Plus printer, which has a build space of 320x320x385 mm³ (12.59×12.59×15.15 inches). Each panel is barely over one square foot in size. Photos ...

Tilev’s custom radio-controlled car, which comes via Gizmodo, is a “Super scale active suspension arduino powered 3D printed RC drift Oldsmobile Dynamic 88,” and is a 1:8.5 scale model of a ...

Left: 3D-printed laptop holder, used for track testing to record pressure data within the car. Right: 3D-printed parts on display in glass case at Stratasys. Images: Stratasys.