3D Printed RC Crane - DIY

This is a 3D-printed RC mobile crane designed to handle even the heaviest mini RC construction equipment with ease.

[professorboots]

Drop a comment down below with whatever build you want to see next! Could be a dozer, forklift, semi truck e.t.c. Whatever has the most comments will be the next project. Thank you all so much for watching!

[Unthawed_Pie]

I vote for a tractor with a pto for the most attachments possible

[bibeksah]

The level of engineering design, CAD, and fabrication knowledge you used in this project is absolutely insane. Your attention to detail is perfect. Your work is definitely an inspiration!

[DprintedLife]

Dude this is insane. I can only imagine how many hundreds of hours this must have taken. And that outrigger design is beautiful I must say!

[IvanJoel]

I vote for forklift. I can see a speed challenge with the forklift being a thing 😂.

[StudioMedia]

You should make a semi truck with a low boy trailer to haul all the other equipment!

[somedude-sppc]

A bulldozer would be pretty cool with both the front blade and the back ripper. great video! can't wait to see what the next vehicle is!

[PolymathB]

This is one of, if not the most impressive thing I’ve seen in 3d printing. The amount of CAD, testing, and troubleshooting this project took is insane. Hope this video blows up and gets the attention it deserves.

[qubert]

A telehandler would be an awesome little tractor for playing with my mini crawlers

[nutter]

I'm crane certified, I'm impressed but your build. Look into the NCCCO crane certifying test. Build the test and see if you can pass

[galaxytrucker]

A Large Wheel Loader from CAT like the 995 or 988 XE would be awesome, great video and I hope to see more!

[abdullahazfar]

I noticed in your steering design you use a solid link that connects both front wheels together, mixed with independent suspension, as a result you’ll have a bump steer effect, simply meaning that when the suspension goes up, your wheel will turn a little, it doesn’t seem like a huge deal but you might want to replace it with a set of “t”steering links found most commonly in off road rc cars. Not super important but maybe a thought the next iteration, other than that a super impressive model!

[mrmadi]

i love to see a agriculture tractor with its attachments more specific any johndear model

[justusramberg]

I think that a petersbuilt semi truck would be a really cool addition so that you can carry little storage containers of parts

EDIT: most amount of likes I've had on a comment before is right now, 10!

[bgcfbmm]

This is how I think I sound when working in electronics and cad design.... 😂... You are an inspiration man! I would love to build one of your models.

[uygar]

I remember that my LEGO crane building developed me very much when i'm 8 years old, now as an industrial designer, i can model parts and print them too but you way further than me that electronic things, pcbs, coding wiring and engineer level part designing, bad prints, i almost feel your pains right at whole project, that's INSANE for all effords not only for work, it's hobby :) Amazing.

[Always-Joey]

I've been watching your videos for months now and I really hope that you try to make a dozer inspired by a CAT D11

[nWestie]

The outriggers design is amazing, it's wild how cracked you are at mechanical design/solidworks

[MidMadn]

These are AWESOME. My vote for your next model would be an OshKosh Series S front discharge concrete mixer. It would have foldable chutes that raise, lower and swing left and right as well as a drum that rotates in both directions at variable speeds so it could actually load and disharge material. As you may have guessed - this is my real job. But it would be an awesome model and would be the one that I would build. I've actually delivered crushed stone to a job with my mixer at work. We were short on dump trucks and needed to deliver some stone to a job.

[danilaalpatov]

Amount of work you are putting in these is insane! I vote for you to have a nice vacation lol.