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1.3 Comp Spec Bead Lock Crawler Wheels (APEX)

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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3.1 h
4 plates
5.0(5)

0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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These are my 1.3 competition bead lock wheels. I designed these with the intention of creating a strong and aesthetically pleasing 3D printed bead lock wheel for 1.3 size tires.

 

Note: The face integrates a 7mm hex hub. It was important during the design that the hex and face remain robust due to the small size factor. Furthermore, the use of M3 hardware allows for a solid complete wheel with exceptional bead clamping. Hub holes are deep and can be accessed with an RC lug wrench. Please be patient when installing on your vehicle.

 

 

Features:

  • Authentic 3 piece bead lock.
  • Assembles with M3x6mm hardware.
  • Extremely lightweight and strong.
  • Deep bead lock groove to accept 1.3 size tire beads.
  • Smooth inner bead lock barrel.
  • Reinforced holes for strong bead clamping.
  • 2 wheel faces available; Revolver and Comp.
  • Compatible with Injora brass knuckles and Redcat Apex heavy brass portal covers.
  • Fully rebuildable

 

Recommendations:

  • Plates are preset for a full set 4 wheels. Add/Delete items as needed.
  • Everything is preset with brim/tree supports where needed.
  • Textured plate is highly recommended for the bead lock bodies as smooth plates allow the model to lift and lose alignment.
  • Faces can be printed on effect plates to give an optional look. i.e. carbon fiber, etc.

 

Installation: Due to the small size of the wheel I've included a couple installation instructions.

  • Use a hex wrench to remove the tree supports from the hub area. Insert the hex into the center of the face where the hub hole is located and rotate 360 degrees a few times.
  • When installing the tire into the bead groove, I find it easiest to install the face plate into the tire first. Try to line up the holes as best as possible.

 

 

This is a personal model/file and is not to be distributed or sold in any way without my written consent. Thank you and I hope you enjoy!

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