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Found some videos of the car while it was still up and running https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1d8dyh4JQTdbmoK5pFK_T-POxt6vZc5cr?usp=sharing Drifting it is very fun, also had to put tape on tyres to try to stop them from EXPLODING but didnt work The throttle in the videos is about 20-25%

Got my A1 Mini!!!!!!!!! It truly is an excellent machine, I'm currently doing calibration testes to ensure maximum quality I think maybe I could print R156 bearings, I know how to and have designed them, but Bambu studio shows that the walls are too thin and when I lower the line width, it barely or doesn't extrude Does anyone know a potential solution for this problem ? I would be very thankful, I can assemble a bearing with 1mm balls Finally I could have proper fitting bearings for lego, I'm not so privileged to aliexpress like you European individuals I can have unlimited possibilities to expand my lego creations, I'm very thankful for the printer I even know 3d modelling now

@Zerobricks! never thought I'd see you on a brushless forum, since you're well, the head of development of Buwizz team The car broke I'm currently building a new car with an actual RC car motor since that had no reverse and bad control maybe Buwizz can also try experimenting with brushless somehow, but I don't know maybe you want to stay true to Lego compatibility, or you can somehow make a hybrid you can control Lego brushed motors with inbuilt ESCs and use PF and PU both and utilize the rotation sensors on the other hand you could also attach a brushless motor and ESC for better power to weight ratio and SPEED!!!! I know it's a dumb idea, just popped in my head, I just wanted to inform about the car

How do I share the video? It is up and running and VERY FAST

OK, sorry my bad But I will also print some off-road tyres, TPE is also an option, it is what Lego tyres are made out of but TPU is also okay, just shiny, which hardness and brand would you recommend?

@AurorasaurusI just asked for PLA why would I encounter traction issues when the lego rims work fine? besides I'm gluing the tyres to the rims

Hey everyone! I have made my IWD lego car, the motors are up and running, it looks a bit bad, but that's okay I don't know how to share the video, bricksafe is not letting me create an account nor flickr @janssnetturns out that I didn't need to setup ESC for DShot, since it takes various signals The flight controller only sends the type of signal chosen, the ESC takes and automatically translates any signal it supports Yes I needed to share ground between RX and ESC, but that was done simply through a 5v BEC Now I only need to wait for the 3d-printed tyres to get this car on the road I have a feeling it could do 90+km/h! but I do not have a speedometer

@janssnetI don't have the FC anymore I can't program it now

@janssnetplease tell me how i can use just a 4-in-1 ESC with a receiver to make an IWD car, my flight controller got burnt

@Zerobrickshow do you open the files? do the buwizz bricks show? and the trophy truck i mean is the black-and-red v2 , not the dakar racer or the mini AWD trophy truck

@Zerobricksthe truck i meant was the buwizz 2.0 trophy truck,the updated version nevertheless, these models are great! I have opened them in stud.io but some parts,such as buwizz bricks and motors and the planetary hub aren't showing even though i can see that there is a file there how can I get them to show, and can i get the CAD files for the planetary hub?

@janssnetuses individual PWM ESCs, I think

I can't use the esc alone. it is a 4-in-1 ESC so it only works with the FC connected btw @Krzychups what is the battery you are using and what is the total power of the car, do you know how fast it goes, also what is the weight?

well, seems like no one is going to help me anyway btw @Krzychups what is the battery you are using and what is the total power of the car, do you know how fast it goes, also what is the weight? seems like IWD is the way to go i have all components but I have a drone stack ( flight controller and esc) how do you program the flight controller? i have tested it and the issue is: when you are at zero throttle and arm,the motors spin very slowly but even if you up the throttle just a tiny bit the motors continue speeding up, this can damage both the motors and esc I did some research and found out that the esc speeds the motors up until the fc reports an increase in altitude(it is for drones anyway) so my question is , how do you overcome this?

@ZerobricksThank you so much!

well, seems like no one is going to help me anyway btw @Krzychups what is the battery you are using and what is the total power of the car, do you know how fast it goes, also what is the weight? seems like IWD is the way to go i have all components but I have a drone stack ( flight controller and esc) how do you program the flight controller? i have tested it and the issue is: when you are at zero throttle and arm,the motors spin very slowly but even if you up the throttle just a tiny bit the motors continue speeding up, this can damage both the motors and esc I did some research and found out that the esc speeds the motors up until the fc reports an increase in altitude(it is for drones anyway) so my question is , how do you overcome this?

@ZerobricksThanks so much for replying! it really is an honour. Only the file is okay, at least i can see in detail how it is built

@ZerobricksCan you please share the instructions for your trophy truck v2 MOC? It is a very well designed MOC and has very nice building techniques you can also give a digital model if you don't have the instructions at hand

Congrats on getting your MOC made a set! it's no surprise anyway given the design and building techniques.

hello guys can anyone install ldview and the ldraw parts library and see if it is working for them then you can get most of the lego part .stl files please , i would be very grateful , i might even pay you this reddit post shows how to setup everything https://www.reddit.com/r/bioniclelego/comments/12circd/a_guide_for_getting_stl_files_for_3d_printing/

hello guys is there a website with lego technic stl files couldnt convert the ldraw files to stl so had to design my own uni joint but that also failed as it was almost smaller than the lego one so is there any stl or 3mf file of lego 8mm heavy duty cv joint as that seems to hold up great

UPDATE: i got DAT files from Ldraw.com really useful website now i just need to export them in ldview and change them to stl all kinds of parts there found uv joint,axles,heavy duty joint and everything im probably gonna CNC the transmission parts but i also have a servo adapter that i'm going to print tomorrow i mean tomorrow i'm going to my cousin's office he has CNC machine at hand Thank you for your understanding and no problem now

please guys any file i have to go get it machined tomorrow

hello Can someone give me any stl file ANY STL file to a heavy duty cv joint just like in lego or a universal joint i don't have enough joints to make my 6s setup AWD and from what I've heard, lots of power and RWD don't go hand-in hand so can someone please provide the stl file to a heavy duty CV or a uni joint please I don't have time right now my exams are coming up

THANK YOU Finally someone who understands yeah I think i'm going to learn cad now and experiment a little CNC here can be much cheaper than buying TF or MTP products since normally its very hard to ship here If i could just get files then metal parts would be so easy to get