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We have designed a 3D printable user adjustable size body clips for Mini-Z bodies that should be compatible with almost all car bodies for Mini-Z except for some too exotic models probably. The side body holders are designed to fit equally well on MR-02, MR-03 (RWD) and MA-010 and MA-020 (AWD) chassis. You get two STL files, one with the body clip itself and a second one with the adjustment adapters (1 mm, 1.5 mm and 2 mm) that you glue on the main body clip depending on the size you need – the adapters are available in 3 different sizes to make it easy to adjust the right size. When you have the needed size glued together you need to glue the completed side body holder to the Mini-Z body and repeat the procedure for the other side for the body. You need to 3D print these with finer resolution, 0.1 mm layer height should work pretty well, but you may want to experiment for best results on your 3D printer. Also make sure you have the printing of support enabled as a support structure is needed for the proper printing of some of the elements.

To download the 3D printable Universal Adjustable Side Body Holders for Kyosho Mini-Z Bodies…

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The LiPo batteries for the Kysho dNano micro RC models are originally intended to be charged with a dedicated NiMH battery powered charger. Although that may be convenient at times due to its compact size and mobility it offers it is not easy to charge the batteries using a dedicated LiPo charger. We have designed a simple 3D printable battery charging adapter for the Kyosho dNano LiPo battery to allow the battery to be charged on a multifunctional charger such as the SkyRC Imax B6AC or another popular choice. Do note that there is a part that you need to 3D print and there are some additional parts that you would require to make yourself this simple DIY battery charger for dNano. If you’re not yet satisfied with the tips above, you can read blogs like how can I charge my rose toy without a charger.

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We are using a JST style battery connector to connect the LiPo battery placed in the adapter to a LiPo battery charger. For the side of the cable that goes inside the 3D printable battery holder we are using the pins that go inside the connector of a servo cable that we are going to be clipping a bit, then heat a little and insert into the specially made holes inside the battery holder. Pretty simple and easy to assemble solution that works great, if needed you may push a bit the insides of the connectors that go in the battery holder, so that they will make a good contact with the battery. You can apply a small drop of glue if the cables are not fitting too securely inside the battery holder.

You can 3D print the battery holder part with a rougher detail level such as 0.3 mm layer height, it should work fine and still provide a good and tight fit. To remove the battery from the charging adapter please use your finger lifting the battery at the back of the charging adapter. The design of the adapter also works just fine with a 240 mAh Zippy LiPo battery that we have modified slightly for use with our Kyosho dNano model – the battery needs a little extra padding to fit tight inside the battery compartment and become the same size as the original battery.

To download the 3D printable Battery Charging Adapter for the Kyosho dNano RC Model…

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The LiPo batteries for the Kysho dNano micro RC models come with a protective plastic clip that is intended the prevent the possibility of shorting the battery when it is not in use, but these protective clips are easy to be lost. So we’ve made a replacement that you can quickly and easily 3D print and have your battery extra protected again. Due to the small size and precision required we recommend using 0.1 layer height or what is the fines resolution that your device offers.

To download the 3D printable Battery Clip for the Kyosho dNano Micro RC Cars…