My Utility Trailer -

[Harlok67]

Hello,
after a long time that no longer writing on the forum I decided to share with you my new creation.

Is a utility trailer that can be used with the scaler 1/10 and also with the wraith that is a little larger.

The project has been designed in a couple of days. the first was a prototype in styrene to verify measurements and joints. It was later realized laser cutting.

The trailer is made entirely of metal 2mm laser cut. The parts are fitted together and secured with small welds.





I made the axles for the wheels. have been made by an aluminum bar 30mm.

[Harlok67]

Once cut parts, 7 in all. I joined started to assemble the trailer.

The parts all fit together perfectly but for safety I decided to give some small welding point.





The fender are folded along the lines and then welded to the side plates



mounting the hubs of the wheels ..

[Harlok67]

for the wheels I chose to use those from 1.9 to axial honcho. The trailer is designed for use in heavy-duty off-road, such as wheels better?



The tailgate should be removable. I thought of a system that comes straight from the watch. I made two snap pins.

[Harlok67]

Now we mount the spare wheel on the frame.

I am thinking of use this space for a container or other tools.
Built in styrene diamond plate

I suggest you give?







Still missing the hitch, painting and some other finish, but the result looks good.

[Agama]

That trailer looks really sweet!


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[SlammedMKV]

Man that trailer is nice you did a great job designing this

[braceysdad]

Very cool that is... nice work you did

[y2ktj]

Nice job

[darkmanx]

Wow your fabrication is top notch!

[Krawler Konceptz]

Awesome attention to detail just need mounts for lights.

Rob

[adbradwell]

niiiceeeeeeeee.......

[Harlok67]

THANK YOU to everyone for the compliments!

These days I added the towbar and I painted the chassis with a steel color to hide the welds.

As soon as possible I'll show you the other pictures.

[ky_ace]

so are you lucky enough to have a laser at your disposal or did you have it cut by a vendor? that thing is SWEET!!

[Harlok67]

Originally Posted by ky_ace

so are you lucky enough to have a laser at your disposal or did you have it cut by a vendor? that thing is SWEET!!

I have a friend who lives near, working on laser cutting machines.

I draw, design and pass to him the dxf for cutting.
He is not modeller!

[Harlok67]

Work continues on my utility trailer.
Was painted with a color stainless steel.
Was added the towbar.
Were added to the butterfly bolts to the tailgate.

I'm trying to make the wooden panels.

[mitchr97]

This thing is killer man! Great job

[Harlok67]

Ok! my trailer is finished!

[Harlok67]

and now here he is with one of my scaler

[Harlok67]

[Harlok67]

In total have been employed:
- About 8 hours of drawing and design with a couple of paper models
- Two models of tailgate wrong, the third fortune was perfect.
- A wrong hub machined from solid, two correct
- 10 minutes, the time of laser cutting
- Stainless steel color spray
- 4 bearings tamiya
- 3 wheels Flat Iron proline and 3 wheels AXIAL
- Aluminum square bars
- Self-locking nut 3mm
- Bars 6 mm aluminum
- Washers, nuts and bolts 3mm
- Uniball 4mm
- Wood and glue Pattex
- About 45 hours of editing, design, drawing and various tests
- A finger sliced ​​with a knife