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RC Shock Body Components - Original STEP and Derived STL

Explore three body components for an RC shock absorber. Inspection of the converted geometry separates three connected mesh components: an open cylindrical housing, a circular cap with a mounting eye, and a second eye-bearing circular component with a small central opening. The source photograph shows a complete shock in a suspension installation; the spring, moving shaft, fasteners and suspension arms are not present in these files. The original CAD file is included as 01-rc-shock-body-components.step. The derived 02-rc-shock-body-components.stl was converted with FreeCAD using a linear deflection of 0.05 source units and an angular deflection of 0.15 radians. Both downloads preserve their source layout and geometry. Only the studio cover separates the three components for visibility and places them on the floor. No vehicle scale, hardware dimensions, complete assembly instructions or damping function are established by the source. Check the CAD interfaces and required additional hardware before fabrication. MESHOPIA has not tested movement, sealing, fit, strength or a print profile. The new cover renders the actual three components in a blue-gray finish on a pale stone surface. It shows a partial component set; it does not invent a completed shock or the additional parts seen in the reference.

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RC Car Chassis and Body Layout - 1-12 Source Scale - STEP and STL

Explore an RC car chassis and body layout from a project identified as 1:12 scale. Inspection of the supplied CAD-derived mesh shows a central body enclosure, front and rear chassis structures, mounting openings, a wide front bumper and a raised rear wing. These forms are already arranged in the source layout. The complete running vehicle in the supplied photograph includes additional purchased components. The download contains 01-rc-car-chassis-layout.step and 02-rc-car-chassis-layout.stl. The STEP is the original CAD source. The STL was converted with FreeCAD using a linear deflection of 0.05 source units and an angular deflection of 0.15 radians, and preserves the source geometry and layout. The mesh does not contain the photographed tires, wheel assemblies, motor, battery, wiring or complete installed electronics. The source folder advertises a speed figure; no independent speed result or performance evidence is provided, so this listing makes no speed claim. 1:12 is the source scale label. Component selection, fit, movement and fabrication remain to be checked; MESHOPIA has not tested the design or a slicer profile. The combined STL is a view of the CAD layout, rather than an assertion that the complete mechanism should be printed as one solid part. The new cover renders the supplied chassis and enclosure layout in a blue finish on a pale stone studio surface, without adding missing wheels or electronics.

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RC & MecánicaGratis

Cyberbrick OpenFrame 4WD RC Car - CAD Components in STEP and STL

Explore an open-frame four-wheel-drive RC car component layout from the Cyberbrick OpenFrame project. The supplied CAD-derived mesh contains a rectangular chassis frame, exposed gear forms, front and rear axle structures, mounting features, an airless wheel design, a separate hub and loose ring components. The source collection names this OpenFrame Two, while the original CAD filename uses OpenFrame One 4W Final; both labels are retained here as provenance rather than a verified revision history. The download includes 01-openframe-4wd-original-cad.zip, containing the unchanged original 01-openframe-4wd-cad-components.step. The derived mesh is supplied separately as 02-openframe-4wd-cad-components.stl for an accessible 3D preview. The STEP and STL retain their source geometry and layout. The STL was converted with FreeCAD using a linear deflection of 0.05 source units and an angular deflection of 0.15 radians. It contains components arranged in the CAD layout, including a wheel and hub positioned separately from the chassis. Inspect the CAD parts individually before preparing prints; the combined mesh is not a tested instruction to print the entire mechanism as one solid object. The new studio cover illustrates a possible four-wheel assembly using only source geometry. It repeats the one supplied wheel and one supplied hub four times, places those copies coaxially near the four source axle ends, and displays the six loose ring components beside the chassis. This is a visual arrangement, not a physical fit or movement test. The downloads preserve the original layout. No motor, battery, wiring or new hardware has been invented for the cover. No verified scale, complete bill of materials, tested electronics installation or print profile is established by these files. Check component interfaces, tolerances and required purchased hardware before fabrication. MESHOPIA has not tested drivetrain operation, strength or compatibility. The new cover uses teal wheels, copper-colored mechanical parts and a graphite frame on a pale stone surface.

Technology: Sin probar
material: —
Difficulty: Sin especificar