How To: 3D Printing Custom Wheels and Tyres for scale models with the Creality Halot-One

@Creality3D @Lychee3d
3D Printing Rubber Tyres and Wheels for scalemodeling

I was not paid to say or do anything. The Resin,3D printer and Curing machine where supplied free of charge

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2 Bar(28PSI) 0.5mm needle
Mr Hobby Ps-290 Airbrush:
Grip for PS-290:

1BAR(14PSI) 0.4mm needle
Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Airbrushes

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Streetblisters Paint:

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Sanding sticks:

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Clearparts glue:

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Panelline scriber:

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[hanomag]

Oh wow, didn't know that you could print tires in a rubber resin!!! That is awesome!!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

[Zuffenhouse]

This is incredibly cool. I wish this kind of technology existed when I was a kid!

[yohkodevilhunter]

In Lychee, when adding supports to a symmetrical object, i.e. a circle, you can use Mirror and it will place a second support for you, cutting your support placing time by half.

[pistolao_vr]

The fact that I learned that I can export from one slicer to another, as you explained, made my day!
Thanks!

[stevepringle]

Amazing. Loved every minute of this video. Thanks for sharing this process.

[PBsRetroRestorations]

New to 3D printing, really enjoyed your video mate, that ‘rubber’ resin broke my brain. Thank you.

[rainydaytoast]

Man resin printers have come a long way from when I first took interest in them

[racnc]

Very impressive. Nice video. Like the way you are honest about the products that you use, test…. Also looks like you are have fun. That’s the best part of any hobby. Thanks as always..

[BobsModelFabWorx]

I loved the massive tire and wheel sets dropping from the sky towards the end. That was funny.

[petermerz]

I like the wheels you printed. More detail than the originals!

[njcivicwagon]

Great video! Nice wheels! Love that u can print rubber tires! Thanks for sharing

[ripwreckraceway]

LOL i no nothing about 3d printing how ever love what they do! FUN!

[ICXCONE]

I want to do exactly what you did in this video, except to a 1/64 scale. Also with thin white striped tires. Almost like the Cadillacs.

[stevecourtneyscalekustomz]

I put everything at a 45 degree angle and use chitubox for a slicer

[nosalis]

for the tires, I always wonder what's the main advantage to rubber vs paint, this goes for regular kits as well. I heard that rubber can change over time, whereas painted ones ( espoecially when protected with clearcoat) should likely stay the same

never knew there was a rubber like resin, this is great to know and might be useful

[MetalManiaDTV-TAS-AUS]

Beautiful wheels my friend cheers 🍻🍺KC Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺😎🤝👍

[Wesley_C]

Now you could create more rims, very nice stuff.

[geurt]

Super gaaf zeg, ik wist niet dat je met zo veel details kon printen. En zelfs banden.

[briansrcadventures]

One of my fears about buying a resin printer, is you could buy it, then find the LCD screen needs replacement, but the manufacturer has discontinued it, meaning you can't get it working again. While a resin 3D printer would be ideal for my plastic model kit making hobby (I generally build 1:25 scale car kits), an FDM would probably be used more for my RC hobby...

[sohchx]

I've got the Formlabs Form 3 and absolutely love it. Pricey but well worth every penny if you build allot