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The Goat Thread....... Axial Capra


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My worry was more around that the stock spacers look to do a good job of protecting the face of the bearing from grime.  The ones I bought were +1mm but I got them as they were brass for a little bit more weight. 

 

Will report back on the GPM ones when they arrive in case someone else bumps into this issue!

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2 hours ago, .AJ. said:

Finished it yet?

Lol mate thats almost as bad as we there yet :rofl:

But yeh is it finnished yet  !!!!!      

 

 

 

 

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does look a good build, and yeah you have set a record for most kits built in a matter of short time, im building a replacement 1000mm flying wing and its really getting my goat, so many problems, i have put it away before i end up stomping on it

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19 minutes ago, Jack Reacher said:

does look a good build, and yeah you have set a record for most kits built in a matter of short time, im building a replacement 1000mm flying wing and its really getting my goat, so many problems, i have put it away before i end up stomping on it

cheers mate I’m looking forward to getting it on the rocks .

Yeah best putting it away before something gets broke 👍

 

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53 minutes ago, tomr said:

Thanks Storms 👍🏻
Did ya get ya Tamiya finished mate?

Nahh not yet mate its sitting there taunting me as i just havnt had time :rofl:

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I built my Capra in 2020, and I have had a lot of fun with it, but one thing always annoyed me about the design: the 98 mm width of the battery box.  Having acquired a 3D printer, I finally decided to do something about it.  The width of the battery box is defined by two plastic parts.  It took me a while to get the design right, but I managed to push the walls out 5 mm on each side.  So now I have a 108 mm battery box.
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The parts themselves are very complicated.  These pictures show a new printed part beside an original part.
Outside view:
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Inside view:
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The change in external appearance is barely noticeable.

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Capra is a very good crawler and now I can use my favourite batteries in it.

TD

 

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