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So I was looking at various 3D print files online and it's been about 5 years since i've taken my 3D printing class in college but I did have an idea that I do believe would work, but don't know the measurements needed some I am wondering if there is someone who could help me with the idea. So, here it goes...
I notice there are a lot of people who try to relocate the main ESC box and the battery tray and I was thinking, why not make a full frontal plate? The idea would be to keep the stock shock mountain spot, or maybe add spots for the front stocks and make a tray to push the ESC forward to sit over the steering servo and add a battery tray behind it, while keeping the body mounting spot in the same spot. Everything would be 1 piece and can just be mounted to the existing stock frame. This would give all of the weight to the front for better grip and be easy for modulation. I will keep looking at the designs but i would have to reteach myself everything at this point.
So if there is someone a bit more savvy with TinkerCad or Thinkverse who has the measurements, what would you think?
I notice there are a lot of people who try to relocate the main ESC box and the battery tray and I was thinking, why not make a full frontal plate? The idea would be to keep the stock shock mountain spot, or maybe add spots for the front stocks and make a tray to push the ESC forward to sit over the steering servo and add a battery tray behind it, while keeping the body mounting spot in the same spot. Everything would be 1 piece and can just be mounted to the existing stock frame. This would give all of the weight to the front for better grip and be easy for modulation. I will keep looking at the designs but i would have to reteach myself everything at this point.
So if there is someone a bit more savvy with TinkerCad or Thinkverse who has the measurements, what would you think?