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Tank Tracks
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Replacement tracks for 1980's vintage Radio Shack radio controlled Sherman Tank. As they age, the original tracks will start to break apart.
IMPORTANT: There is a V4 version that allows for a track to be printed in a continuous loop and better supports the use of TPU at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7073846 . I STRONGLY recommend V4 and TPU.
A key factor in this design is that you don't need to print and connect each individual tread. You can print many that are already connected together at one time as a section, and then connect the sections together with a bent paper clip. While the sections are flexible, you can also run wires/cable/line through all of the sections to significantly increase durability.
Sections can be connected together using paper clips and, if desired, reinforced using some thin wire run through two channels in the track sections all the way around each track.
My Sheman tank uses four sections: 20+20+20+14 to get 74 total treads. A variety of STL fil
IMPORTANT: There is a V4 version that allows for a track to be printed in a continuous loop and better supports the use of TPU at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7073846 . I STRONGLY recommend V4 and TPU.
A key factor in this design is that you don't need to print and connect each individual tread. You can print many that are already connected together at one time as a section, and then connect the sections together with a bent paper clip. While the sections are flexible, you can also run wires/cable/line through all of the sections to significantly increase durability.
Sections can be connected together using paper clips and, if desired, reinforced using some thin wire run through two channels in the track sections all the way around each track.
My Sheman tank uses four sections: 20+20+20+14 to get 74 total treads. A variety of STL fil
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