Build Guide
Model 14: Max Team
Version 1.1
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Max Team – version 1.0.3 technical specs.
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Max Team – version 1.0.3 changelog
“Model 14: Max Team” v1.1.3, release date: May 10, 2023:
“Model 14: Max Team” v1.0.3, release date: January 1, 2023:
“Model 14: Max Team” v1.0.2, release date: December 27, 2022:
“Model 14: Max Team” v1.0.1, release date: December 17, 2022:
“Model 14: Max Team” v1.1, release date: February 14, 2023:
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Before you start
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Color Printing guide here
Are you new to the Radio Controlled models?
Don’t worry, Radio Controlled (RC) models are not as complicated as they can look! However, it’s a good to know some basics before you will start buying parts.
Most mechanical parts in our products will be 3d printed on your own printer, so we will focus here on RC electronics.
On-line beginners guides:
If you have any questions regarding our models, feel free to ask us (or other 3D Sets
builders) on our Facebook discussion group, available here: Facebook – 3D Sets
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Max Team – version 1.0.3: What do you need?
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Max Team – version 1.0.3: Required hardware
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Screws and nuts (in metric size):
Check 3d printer calibration!
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Please at first test whether the bearing can be inserted into the calibration part. If you have problems or the bearing fits too loose, please make sure that the printer is properly calibrated. Dimensions of the printed parts should match dimensions of the 3d model.
Max Team – Front Chassis & Windscreen
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and front body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Windshield
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At first, you will make a “windscreen glass” from any transparent foil up to 0.4 mm thick. Thicker material is more durable than thinner, but we found that “Clear Binding Covers” are OK.
Place the Windscreen Template A and Windscreen Template B on the foil, sketch the Windscreen Glass to foil and then cut the Windscreen glass by scissors or sharp knife.
Sheet of transparent foil, max. 0.5 mm thick.
Chassis Front - step 1-2/3
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4x M3x8
2x M3x6
4x M3x10
Chassis - step 3/3
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2x M3x6
4x M3x10
Windscreen - step 1/4
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1x M2x10
Windscreen - step 2/4
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2x M3x6
2x M2x6
2x M3x10
This single part cannot be printed on the Prusa Mini because the front window is very wide. When building the window, omit the seal, it has only a minimal effect on the appearance of the model.
Windscreen - step 3/4
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2x M2x6
Windscreen installation - step 4/4
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2x M3x8
Max Team – Front Bodywork
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and front body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 1/6
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3x M2x10
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 2/6
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2x M3x10
1x M3x8
1x M3x8
2x M3x8
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 3/6
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2x M3x10
3x M3x8
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 4/6
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3x M3x8
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 5/6
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3x M3x8
AC, Brake Booster, Front bodywork – step 6/6
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2x M2x10
4x M2x10
2x M2x10
Max Team – Seats & Vipers
In this procedure you will assemble the seats.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Seats - step 1/2
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2x M3x16
2x M3x16
Seats - step 2/2
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2x M3x6
2x M2x10
Max Team – Front Grille
In this procedure you will assemble the front grille.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Grille - step 1/3
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4x M2x8
4x M2x6
Grille - step 1/3
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2x M3x6
2x M2x8
Max Team – Front Doors
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Front Doors
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At first, you will make a “door front glass” from any transparent foil up to 0.4 mm thick. Thicker material is more durable than thinner, but we found that “Clear Binding Covers” are OK.
Place the Door Front Frame - left and Door Front Frame - right on the foil, sketch the Door Front Glass to foil and then cut the Door Front glass by scissors or sharp knife.
Sheet of transparent foil, max. 0.5 mm thick.
Front Doors - step 1/3
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3x M2x10
3x M2x10
Front Doors - step 2/3
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2x M2x10
2x M2x10
Note: the bottom M2x10 screws are fixing the Wing Mirrors in place.
Front Doors - step 3/3
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Max Team – Rear Chassis
In this procedure you will assemble the rear chassis.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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2x M3x8
2x M3x6
Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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2x M3 nut
5x M3x8
Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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2x M3x10
2x M3x8
Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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4x M3x10
Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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4x M3x8
Rear Chassis - step 1/3
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3x M3x6
1x M3x6
Max Team – Roof
In this procedure you will assemble the roof.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Roof - step 1/3
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2x M3 nut
3x M3x12
Push the M3 nuts carefully into place and check that nut holes are reachable! You can try to mount the crew into the nut before assembling the roof parts together.
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2.
2.
Roof - step 1/3
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2x M3 nut
3x M3x12
Push the M3 nuts carefully into place and check that nut holes are reachable! You can try to mount the crew into the nut before assembling the roof parts together.
2.
2.
1.
Roof - step 1/3
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2x M3 nut
3x M3x12
2.
2.
1.
Push the M3 nuts carefully into place and check that nut holes are reachable! You can try to mount the crew into the nut before assembling the roof parts together.
Max Team – Roof Spoiler
In this procedure you will attach the Roof Spoiler.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Roof - step 1/1
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4x M2x8
It is recommended to instal “Team” spoiler now, as it will be more difficult (but doable) on completed car. Also don’t forget to drill marked holes for the Sunshade.
2xØ2,2mm
Max Team – Rear Bodywork
In this procedure you will assemble the rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Rear Bodywork - step 1/11
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2x M3x8
Rear Bodywork - step 2/11
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4x M3x8
Rear Bodywork - step 3/11
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2x M3x8
2x M3x6 (!)
Rear Bodywork - step 4/11
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3x M3x8
3x M3x6
Rear Bodywork - step 5/11
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2x M3x8
3x M3x6 (!)
Rear Bodywork - step 6/11
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2x M3x10
Rear Bodywork - step 7/11
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2x M3x10
2x M3x8
Rear Bodywork - step 8/11
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3x M3x10
2x M3x8
Rear Bodywork - step 9/11
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2x M3x10
Rear Bodywork - step 10/11
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3x M3x10
2x M3x8
Rear Bodywork - step 11/11
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4x M2x6
Max Team – assembling the rear bodywork
In this procedure you will assemble the top and bottom of the rear body together.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Rear - assembly - step 1/3
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Bend bodywork sides outwards slightly and then you can “click” the chassis inside the areas marked orange.
Rear - assembly - step 1/3
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4x M3x10
4x M3x8
4x M3x8
7x M3x10
To correctly fit the rear chassis with the bodywork, tighten the screws heading from the rear side to the front.
Rear - assembly - step 1/3
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3x M3x6
1x M3x10
1x M3x8
Max Team – Sliding Doors
In this procedure you will assemble Sliding Doors and you will install them into the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Sliding Doors - step 1/4
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2x M2x8
2x M2x8
2x M2x8
2x M2x8
Sliding Doors - step 2/4
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3x M3x8
1x M2x8
Sliding Doors - step 3/4
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3x M3x10
To improve the operation of the sliding doors, apply a small amount of grease inside the rails.
Sliding Doors - step 4/4
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3x M3x8
Max Team – attaching the front bodywork
In this procedure you will assemble the rear and front body together.
Non-printed parts:
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Rear & Front body assembly - step 1/2
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2x M3 nut
4x M3x8
4x M3x10
Rear & Front body assembly - step 2/2
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4x M3x6
Max Team – Dashboard & Rear Lights
In this procedure you will assemble the Dashboard.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 1/6
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3x M3x12
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 2/6
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2x M2x12
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 3/6
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2x M2x6
1x M2x12
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 4/6
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2x M2x12
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 5/6
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2x M3x16
Dashboard & Rear Lights - step 6/6
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2x M2x10
2x M2x8
Max Team – Grille installation
In this procedure you will install the front Grille into the cor body.
Non-printed parts:
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Grille instalation - step 1/1
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1x M2x8
2x M3x10
Max Team – Radiator & Cooling fan
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Radiator & Cooling fan - step 1/2
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The use of a cooling fan is optional but recommended. The fan should have mounting holes that are up to 40x40 mm (square) and be rated for 5V. You can connect the fan to the receiver output at a later stage.
4x M3x20
2x M2x10
4x M3 nut
Radiator & Cooling fan - step 2/2
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2x M2x10
Max Team – Engine details & Hood
In this procedure you will assemble the Engine details and mount the Hood.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Engine details & Hood - step 1/3
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1x M2x6
1x M3x8
1x M3x8
2x M2x6
Engine details & Hood - step 2/3
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2x M2x10
Engine details & Hood - step 3/3
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1x M2x10
1x M2x10
Max Team – Front Doors installation
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Front Doors installation - step 1/2
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2x M2x6
Front Doors installation - step 2/2
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1x M2x6
1x M2x10
Max Team – Rear Doors
In this procedure you will assemble and install the Rear Doors.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Rear Door
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At first, you will make a “rear door glass” from any transparent foil up to 0.4 mm thick. Thicker material is more durable than thinner, but we found that “Clear Binding Covers” are OK.
Place the Door Rear Frame on the foil, sketch the Windscreen Glass to foil and then cut the rear door glass by scissors or sharp knife.
Sheet of transparent foil, max. 0.5 mm thick.
Rear Doors - step 1/3
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2x M3x6
2x M2x6
2x M2x10
Rear Doors - step 2/3
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2x M2x6
1x M2x8
2x M2x10
Rear Doors - step 3/3
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4x M2x10
2x M2x6
Max Team – Bumpers, Battery Bay and Electronics
In this procedure you will install the Bumpers and the Battery Bay with Electronics.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Bumpers, Battery Bay and Electronics - step 1/4
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4x M3x12
2x M2x6
Bumpers, Battery Bay and Electronics - step 2/4
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2x M3 nut
2x M3x16
2x M3x16
2x M3x6
Bumpers, Battery Bay and Electronics - step 3/4
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Electronics and wire layout
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battery
receiver
ESC switch
ESC
(speed controller)
Cooling fan
3 wires from ESC to the motor
Steering servo cable
+ Cooling Fan cable
Steering Servo
location
Motor location
Max Team – Gearbox choice
There are two different gearboxes available for Max Team:
new BeltDrive
classic Geared Gearbox
New BeltDrive features:
New BeltDrive is recommended choice. It can handle more power (up to 3S battery) and is very silent.
For BeltDrive, proceed to next page (114).
Classic Geared Gearbox features:
Classic Geared Gearbox is good choice if you have previous experience with and if you require 540 DC 27T motor and maximum precision of throttle response.
For Geared Gearbox, proceed to page 133.
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BeltDrive Gearbox
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
In this 8-step procedure you will assemble belted gearbox with the motor. To complete this task, get the following parts ready:
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Shafts
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If you will print the part “Shafts” from the .stl file instead of printing from provided gcode, please use following slicer setup:
correct printing bed orientation of the Drive Shaft - Cardan and Front Wheel Shaft – marked part MUST LAY FLAT on the bed!
Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Be careful – do not damage the “ball” part!
Postprocessing – drilling holes
Please carefully drill through the marked holes that have not been printed through to make printing easier.
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19xØ3mm
BeltDrive Gearbox – introduction
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BeltDrive Gearbox uses 4 identical timing belts – HTD 144-3M-06 (HTD profile, 144 mm long, 3 mm teeth distance, 6 mm wide).
BeltDrive Gearbox in the Max models share the front half with the "BeltDrive 4x4", so you can re-built your existing one to the "Max compatible" version. All non-printable parts are the same (belts/screws/bearings), so you need to reprint only the "rear half" of the BeltDrive including last pulley set. With this gearbox model is moving faster and has more power. Gearbox is very silent and reliable when assembled properly. Gearbox work with brushless outrunner 750-1000 kV and 2S-3S battery
Please check motor temperature by hand if you are driving in rough terrain or for long periods! If you are using model in hot weather, please print gearbox case (enclosure) from PET-G or other heat resistant material.
Internal belts/pulley configuration is shown below:
Important features
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Bearings calibration
It is very important to check if small 3d printed shaft ends fit the bearings properly, because such small printed objects may shrink too much.
There are two sizes of the “Pulley Shaft small” parts (located on print “Belt Drive Gearbox - 2”):
“S” = standard size; “L = larger size
Please try if the “S” sized part fits the bearing without any gap. The bearing must hold on place firmly, otherwise, the gearbox can be damaged! If there is any gap between the bearing and printed part, then use a slightly larger “L” sized part.
Service holes
BeltDrive 4x4 v1.1 features 3 service holes with covers. These holes have following purposes:
Service holes are marked white on the picture below:
Is there any gap? Then use the “L” marked part!
Service holes
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 1/9
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2x
2x
4x M3x8
M3 nut
9x M3 nut
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 2/9
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2x M3x12
Double check that the pulleys are peripendicular to the shaft and do not wobble. Make sure there is NO CONTACT between the casing walls and the pulleys!
Please secure both screws on shaft with the thread lock and tighten them properly!
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 3/9
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2x
M3 nut
3x
3x M3x6
4x M3x16
Make sure that the Output Pulley assembly is symmetrical and do not wobble. If not, please clean the internal cavity in the pulley and tighten the screws properly.
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 4/9
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M3 nut
5x
M3x8
2x M3x25
For the easiest belt installation, first place the belt around the large pulley and then install the adjoining small pulley at the same time as the Box Front B.
Choose “S” or “L” marked part, more info on previous pages!
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 5/9
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2x
M3 nut
4x
4x M3x25
Make sure that the Pulley 5 is assembled correctly. You can use some force to push the Pulley Shaft small into the cavity.
Choose “S” or “L” marked part, more info on previous pages!
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 6/9
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M3x12
Use
screws
packed with
your motor!
M3x12
2x M3x16
Make sure that the Pulley 1 - Motor is assembled correctly. It should not wobble when mounted on the motor!
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – step 7/9
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4x M3x12
4x M3x8
It is very important to check proper motor position - there must be 0.5-1 mm clearance between the Pulley 1 - motor rim and the Box Front D! If these parts are too close together, you can adjust their position by underlaying the Motor Mount with washers to achieve the correct clearance.
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – 8/9
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2x M3x10
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – 9/9
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Apply grease to the spherical and conical surfaces before assembling!
push until click
BeltDrive 4x4 Gearbox – finished
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Max Team – BeltDrive installation
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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BeltDrive installation – step 1/2
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4x M3 nut
BeltDrive installation
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2x M3x10
4x M3x8
Geared Gearbox
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
In this 8-step procedure you will assemble the gearbox with the motor. To complete this task, get the following parts ready:
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Geared Gearbox – step 1/8
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Put the gears onto corresponding shafts. Pay attention to combine the parts correctly!
Correct configuration
of gears is shown above.
Recommended material for gears: Fillamentum PLA Extrafill, Prusament PLA. Any PET-G will be too fragile for gears.
Use higher printing temperatures, about 210-215°C for PLA!
Top material choice for gears is Prusament PC Blend.
It’s very strong yet easier to print than Nylon, which is suitable too.
Geared Gearbox – step 2-3/8
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Put the bearings on each shaft end. If you printed and checked the “Test part” with a bearing successfully, bearings should fit smoothly.
Insert shafts into the right side of the gearbox housing. Then apply grease on the gear tooths.
10x
Important! – for best gearbox endurance, use a lot of grease, as the grease will disperse the heat through the gearbox.
Geared Gearbox – step 4/8
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7x M3 locknut
7x M3x25
Geared Gearbox – step 5/8
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Motor pinion – version A:
use this pinion if you are using “round head screws”
M3 nut
Recommended material for motor pinion: ABS or CPE, as the PLA can melt due the heat from the motor shaft and PET is too flexible (pinion will slip from the shaft).
M3 nut
Insert nuts into the holes in the motor pinion.
Motor pinion – version B:
use this pinion if you are using “socket head screws”
Geared Gearbox – step 6-7/8
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Now mount the motor and bearings to their positions. Then install the motor pinion on motor shaft.
2x
2x M3x10
2x M3x6
8xØ3,2mm
8x M3x10
Recommended material for “Gearbox housing - front”: ABS, ASA, CPE or PET-G, as the PLA can melt due to the heat from the motor if you drive continuously or in warm weather. It is strongly recommended to install an optional motor heatsink, preferably active! Purchase links are here or use any similar heatsinks.
active heatsink
passive heatsink
Test the gearbox before mounting to the chassis!
You should be able to turn the gearbox output shaft by hand with some force (attach Cardan Joint Yoke to the output shaft). After that, you can connect a 3 - 7 V battery directly to the motor, it should run.
8x M3 nut
Geared Gearbox – step 8/8
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1x M3x10
1x M3x10
Apply grease to the spherical and conical surfaces before assembling!
Max Team – Geared Gearbox installation
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Gearbox installation – step 1/3
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4x M3 nut
Gearbox installation - step 2/3
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2x M3x8
Gearbox instalation - step 3/3
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4x M3x8
2x M3x10
Max Team – Rear Suspension Arms
In this procedure you will assemble the rear chassis of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Arms + Ball joints
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1x M3x6
Apply grease on Ball joint.
Press Ball joints in arm ends. Pay attention to combine parts correctly! Ball joints requires correct orientation on specific arms – check next page!
Option A: use a hammer
Be careful as you can break the arm if you use too much force!
Option B: use a Vise
This is a prefered method as you can proceed slowly.
Arms + ball joints
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On the pictures below are rendered final Rear Arms assemblies. Please note that some Rear Arms requires opposite Ball joint orientation!
Blue marked Ball joint – upside down!
Rear Axle Arms - step 1/3
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3x M3x16
3x M3 locknut
Rear Axle Arms - step 1/3
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4x M3x12
Max – Rear Axles choice
There are two different rear axles available for Max:
With new Opened Differential
With No Differential (locked)
New Opened Differential features:
Classic No Differential features:
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Rear Axle
For Rear Axle with Opened Differential, proceed to next page (151).
For Rear Axle with No Differential
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Rear Axle with Differential
In this 4-step procedure you will assemble the rear axle. The axle includes a locked differential and driveshaft.
Required print plates (for Prusa i3):
Non-printed parts:
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Postprocessing – removing supports
Before you start building, carefully remove printing supports (marked red) integrated to specific parts rendered below. You can use pliers and sharp knife to make the procedure easier. Be very careful as you can harm yourself!
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supports marked in red has to be removed
Rear Axle (with differential) – step 1/4
It is recommended to print these specific parts from high-strength material like Prusament PC Blend: specifically the Axle Gears and Differential Pinions. Do not use ABS or PETG for gears, as they are weaker even then PLA!
Prusament PC Blend
6x M2x10
Prusament PC Blend
3x M3x8
2x M3x10
Open differential – section view:
Use screw ISO 7380 or screw with max height head 2mm!
Apply grease on gear tooths.
Use screw ISO 7380 or screw with max height head 2mm!
Rear Axle (with differential) – step 2-3/4
1x M3x10
5x M2x10
7x M2x10
Rear Axle (with differential) – step 4/4
1x M3x10
Please, use Thread Locker on Drive Shaft - Cardan! This will prevent the screws from loosening during use. Loosening these screws may lead to damage to the drive train.
1x M3x12
1x M3x12
Rear Axle with Locked Differential
In this 6-step procedure you will assemble the rear axle. The axle includes a locked differential and driveshaft.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
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Rear axle – step 1-2/4
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1x M3x10
4x
Recommended material for differential gears & cardan joints: PLA, as it is rigid enough for this purpose.
Apply grease on gear tooths.
1x M3x10
7x M2x6
Rear axle – step 3-4/4
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1x M3x10
7x M2x6
1x M3x16
1x M3x12
1x M3x12
Max Team – Rear Axle Installation
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Non-printed parts:
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Rear Axle installation - step 1/3
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1x M3x12
3x M3x16
Rear Axle installation - step 1/3
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2x M3x16
2x M3x12
Subassembly #3 – Front axle
In this 10-step procedure you will assemble the front axle. The axle assembly includes an independent suspension system, steering servo and front bumper.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
162
Front Axle – step 1-4/27
163
4x M3x10
2x M3x8
4x M3x6
2x M3x10
4x M3x12
Front Axle – step 5-8/27
164
2x M3x8
4x M3x12
2x M3x16
Front Axle – step 8-9/27
2x M3 nut
2x M3x8
Use these specific Ball joint II here!
Front Axle – step 10-11/27
2x M3 nut
2x M3x8
Front Axle – step 12-13/27
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2x M3 locknut
2x M3x16
Front Axle – step 14-16/27
1x M3x25
1x M3x14
Front Axle – step 17/27
4x M3x14
1x M3x16
1x M3x12
Front Axle – step 18-19/27
2x M3 nut
2x M3x8
Use these specific Ball joint II here!
Front Axle – step 20-21/27
2x M3 nut
2x M3x8
Front Axle – step 22-23/27
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2x M3 locknut
2x M3x16
Front Axle – step 24-26/27
1x M3x25
1x M3x14
Front Axle – step 27/27
4x M3x14
1x M3x16
1x M3x12
Max Team – Front Axle installation
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Non-printed parts:
175
Front Axle instalation - step 1/3
176
4x M3 nut
Front Axle instalation - step 1/3
177
4x M3x10
Max Team – Spoiler & Fender Flares
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
178
Front Axle instalation - step 1/3
179
2x M3x6
2x M3x8
1x M3x8
Fender Flares installation - step 1/2
180
4x M3x6
Fender Flares installation - step 2/2
181
4x M2x6
2x M2x8
2x M3x12
4x M3x8
M3x8 screws are installed already – just unscrew them, place Fender Flare in position a screw them back again.
Max Team – Sidesteps, Lights and Sunshade
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
182
Fender Flares installation - step 2/2
183
6x M3x8
Front Axle instalation - step 1/3
184
Sunshade & Light Ramp - step 1/2
185
2x M2x10
Max Team – Wheel H
In this procedure you will assemble the front chassis and rear body of the car.
Required print plates:
Non-printed parts:
186
Wheels - step 1/2
187
5x M2x6
8x M2x6
Wheels installation - step 1/1
188
4x M3x16
Max Team - finish
189
Max Team – general tips
190