ETT MK1 "TwincabTrekker" _1/10 RC Body and Chassis

Merci beaucoup pour votre achat !
Les pneus utilisés sont ceux d'origine du TRX4, avec un diamètre extérieur de 120 mm.
Les jantes sont au format 1.9 pouces, achetées sur AliExpress. Je vous mets le lien d'achat ci-dessous.
https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/1005004101630874.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.47.6585140fIDWIKM&gatewayAdapt=glo2kor

Hola, muchas gracias por tu continuo interés y por tus compras.
El ETT no está basado en un modelo real específico.
Es un vehículo diseñado para conducción off-road, personalizado a partir de la combinación de varios camiones.
Para el diseño, me basé en fotos de vehículos modificados.
La parte frontal se inspiró en el International KB7, aunque no se parece mucho.

thanks

We sincerely regret that our assembly guide did not meet your expectations. While we understand that it may not suit everyone, many builders have found it helpful and successfully completed their models. We continuously strive to improve our guidance to as many builders as possible. We appreciate your and hope you continue to enjoy the RC hobby. Wishing you all the best, and thank you.

Hello, thank you for your purchase.

It seems I’ve only used slicers that don’t have issues with inverted faces when generating G-code.
Please try generating a G-code file with your slicer. If it works without any problems, the orientation of the faces might not be a critical issue.

Although I don’t have much experience with SketchUp, it seems errors may occur during the import process. I believe modifying STL files using SketchUp could be quite challenging.

If you find it difficult to resolve, please send me a list of the parts with face orientation issues. I’ll fix the orientation and send them back to you.
Also, please include the email address where I can send the corrected files.

Thank you

Hello,
I'm using creality print slicer. It shows the parts fine, but the slicing is done wrong for the inverted faces parts.
Here's the list of parts having this issue:
From Attachments:
Exhaust stack D right.STL
Exhaust stack C right.STL
Exhaust stack B right.STL
Exhaust stack A right.STL
Air intake B right.STL
Air intake A right.STL
Air horn C x4.STL
Air horn bracket left.STL
Air horn B x2.STL
Air horn A x2.STL

From Body:
Door right.STL
Fender front right.STL
Fender rear right.STL
Front right.STL
Front window trim .STL
Radiator grill.STL
Seat base front right.STL
Seat base front right_high(+5mm).STL
Seat front right.STL

From Chassis:
Battery tray bracket.STL
Bumper rear.STL
LSM front right.STL
LSM rear right.STL
Mainframe front right.STL
Mainframe rear right.STL
Mainframe right.STL
Running board right.STL

I'd rather suggest to update the zip on here so no one else bumps on the same issue.
Let me know if that works for you.

Thanks

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Thank you."

Apologies for the inconvenience.
I have corrected the inverted face orientation issues you mentioned and re-ed the files.
It seems like a great solution for other s who might be experiencing the same problem.
I will also continue to consider and improve on issues related to various slicers.
Thank you sincerely for your thoughtful and detailed regarding this matter.

I appreciate the correction.
I've confirmed - all files have their faces oriented correctly now.

Thanks

Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I’m not knowledgeable enough about 3D printers to confidently give advice, but if I were to share my personal opinion regarding your question, I think the Creality K1C would be a great choice—its high-speed printing capability alone makes it worthwhile.

In fact, after switching to a high-speed printer myself, my development speed has more than doubled. I your decision to transition from working with styrene to 3D printing. I’m sure you’ve achieved great results with styrene as well.

Blessings to you and your wonderful daughter.