Description
This is a full set of inner fenders designed for the Vaterra Ascender K5 Blazer for use in the stock configuration with the stock body.
These print strong in PLA.
20% infill minimum, 3 top/bottom layers, and 3 walls.
Print with the back side down. Supports designed into the modelwhere needed. Minim 8x6x5 inch print area required for each fender.
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Will this also fit the Bronco?
How can i buy this model? I have 2 Ascenders and dont want to clean them so much inside after ridin... I want this really really!
hello, how can i buy a model from you, the site is down. my mail mmaddocc@gmail.com
When will the server be fixed I want to purchase this
Hello I am Debbie.we can do it for you,and we have our own industrial 3D printing machine/vacuum machine,can change the color on the surface.please email us when you needed:gaojiemodelsales01@163.com. would give you response soon.
will there be a interior or any front , center, or rear panels to fit this at anytime Adam preferably keeping motor in stock location
You are the first to ask for it. Without doing an interrior relief like the proline lexan interrors that stop about mis door, there really i not much need. I will look at a few options and see what I come up with once I complete the designs I am currently working on.
Yes, this if for the K5 Blazer.
Can you confirm this fits the K5, are you thinking about doing an interior?
quite good. You'll need some longer m3 nuts and bolts than stock. Prints well in ABS. Can handle 4.7" tires where rubbing only happens at max linkage/shock articulation compression, which my current suspension setup doesn't do naturally; only when I force it by hand.
It has been perfect, but I had to cut and sand a little.