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If this happen to me, I'm the who will round around hall and get machines ready for production

Probably Mass Effect Legendary Edition

I saw it. I wasn't happy for that kind of crap.

It's recommended to use PC or ASA for motor parts. I used ASA

• PLA:
• Prusament Lipstick Red (body)
• Polyterra Charcoal Black (chassis)
• Polyterra Fossil grey (inside)
• Filament PM(Czech brand) graphite black (seats)
• Filament PM white
• Filament PM Pearl Red (cage)
• Fillamentum Clear (for lights)
• ASA:
• Prusament Lipstick Red (for few parts)

I see, thanks for explain.

Driveline is no need to lubricate, because it's belt drive system(at least in Model 7). Parts fit well, bearings, belts etc (although, that depends on how well calibrated is your printer). I think that system is strong enough. I built it with brushless motor and it's wild.

Only challenging parts were ball joints. I had problems to fit them in place, but I found a way.

There is belt gearbox, I found belts in my local shop. Or how did you mean your questions? I found all in non printed parts bom

Laughing in Europe

It's called effiency

Very much. Can print bigger projects, or smaller one with more parts on the same plate (for example, rims for rc car, which is technically part of the bigger project)

Nice. Personally, I don't think that I could find use for that size. I wanted little bigger than 220x220mm because projects