大轮胎怪兽卡车套装（怪兽卡车 + 礼品盒）

I am proud to present my latest monster truck inspired by the famous Bigfoot #5 with record-sized Tundra tires and Ford F250 body!

The set with this unique monster truck also includes a dedicated gift box with compartments for each component and a wrench facilitating tire-to-wheel assembly.

The vehicle is in the scale of popular store-bought toys (and my other monster trucks), but it has significantly larger wheels and is featuring an original design with a print-in-place suspension system based on the Rocker Bogie model.

Thanks to reliable snap-fit connections, the assembly process (demonstrated in the animation) is effortless and enjoyable, with components easily interchangeable.

The presented Monster Truck with big tires is also fully compatible with the Launcher from my “Monster Truck Launcher Set”.

Additionally, the gift box included in this set has the same length and width as the universal gift box for my other monster trucks with regular-sized wheels (which you can find in my “Monster Truck Starter Set”).

This toy is part of the system of Monster Trucks and accessories for them that I am developing. Check out my other creations:

https://cults3d.emulatorsite.com/en/s/gusforge/3d-models

LICENSING:
that the model is licensed solely for personal use. You can obtain a commercial license, allowing you to sell 3D prints of my models (and other benefits), through paid subscription:

https://www.patreon.com/gusforge

that it is prohibited to share or resell original or modified digital models.

**Bigfoot is a trademark of Bigfoot 4X4, Inc. This product is not d with or endorsed by Bigfoot 4X4, Inc. Ford and F250 are trademarks of Ford Motor Company. This product is not d with or endorsed by Ford Motor Company.

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INFILL:
BOX_INTERNAL_BT1.STL: VASE MODE
OTHER PARTS: 15% or more

LAYER HEIGHT: 0.2 mm (BODY_BIG_TIRES_1.STL can be printed with a 0.1 mm layer height)

NOZZLE DIAMETER: 0.4 mm
MATERIAL: PETG, PLA, TIRES CAN BE PRINTED IN TPU / FLEX!
PERIMETERS: 2 (suggested value; more perimeters would just make the snap-fit connections stiffer)

The STL models are already in the correct orientation.

The prints presented were made on the Prusa MK4

IMPORTANT:

The monster truck model has 0.3 mm clearances between the walls of the print-in-place moving parts. This is not a demanding tolerance for a 3D printer. However, to be sure, you can print one of the "Clearance Tolerance Tests" available on the Internet. If, in your case, the walls of the elements are fused together with a 0.3 mm clearance, you should likely reduce the flow (extrusion multiplier) value or adjust the X/Y compensation ratio (Horizontal expansion) in your slicer (e.g. to -0.1 mm). Also, check if the diameter of the filament you are using is not too large and if your nozzle is not worn out.

The animation shows how to assemble the monster truck.

Once printed, rotate simultaneously one side (axle) of the suspension clockwise and the other counterclockwise. After a few times, the internal gear mechanism should start working smoothly if it wasn't initially.

When assembling the gift box, ensure that BOX_INTERNAL_BT1.STL is correctly oriented inside BOX_BOTTOM_BT1.STL (Look at the photo, pay attention to the groove on the side wall).

If you are printing, especially with PETG, without an enclosure, you can introduce a small brim or use a printing adhesive (e.g., Dimafix) for the gift box lid and bottom to reduce the risk of warping.

to clean the bed before printing to ensure high adhesion.

Update: I have ed an additional tire model "TIRE_S1B_looser_fit.STL" with a 50% looser fit for those who have fitting issues with the standard version.