Alex97

In the UK however international shipping isn't an issue, most weeks I ship around 10-20 orders all over the world 🤣 I need to make a few more tweaks to the design then I'll upload it to printables however I'm happy to print it for you.

I printed it myself 🙂

No not that. Here's a few examples Surpass rocket 380 (£35) Surpass 2838 4 polo motor (£10) ORCA 380 brushless motor (£60)

380 motors have come a long way since this was originally released, 28mm can brushless motors are pretty good.

I'd go for the Carson dragster. The TBLE-02S are known for going pop!

Or a little bit of ingenuity on your behalf!

Look at what people have been doing with the MB01 and seeing if it's possible to fit a centre diff and the MB01 & BT01 are almost identical.

Some people have already converted MB01s to 4WD, I'd suggest starting there.

What I said was "forced to buy older and more dated printers that are a lot less reliable. " The ender3 design is 8+ years old now. This statement still stands, take a look on the Bambu Facebook groups and you'll see hundreds if not thousands of comments from people making the move from Creality printers due to the number of issues and unreliability of ender3 range of printers. Yes with some tinkering you can improve them however they'll never be anywhere near as good as the more modern printers. I had three Creality printers and wouldn't go back, they are slow and need too much work to iron out the issues. You also don't have to connect Bambu printers to the web to use them, you can use an SD card however isn't a pain having to keep swapping it out. Also when printing nylon an enclosure will help with warping and you also need a hotend that goes over 250°c.

You are over thinking the "issues" with Bambu, if websites/companies really want your data they'll get it and let's be honest who reads the T&C for any company. All of the best printers will require an internet connection and it makes life so much easier as you can use the app to monitor prints and even sent prints to the printer. If you are dead set on not having a printer that requires an internet connection you'll be forced to buy older and more dated printers that are a lot less reliable. I've had 4 A1 minis and I run a small business selling 3d printed parts, I've had next to no issues with Bambu and when there has been an issue they always resolve it very quickly and send out replacement parts FOC.

The two are a million miles apart!

At the moment the bambu A1 range is the best budget (Sub £400) printer by a country mile.

It's kinda sad how much cheaper some RC stuff is in the states. I ordered a body shell from Amain, £42 delivered and all taxs paid. In the UK it was £55+ shipping (same price in multiple places). I get a lot of your prices are pre tax however the savings are pretty good compared to the UK.

If it's just for general bashing then you can't beat the Surpass 540 motors from AliExpress, they are less than £20 delivered. They work well and are extremely good value for money. Their ESCs on the otherhand are terrible and should be avoided. Brushed motors have their place however for general bashing really aren't worth it when you consider the CoreRC motors are £10 each.

His one of the very few politicians who follows through on his promises (whether you like them is irrelevant), he was voted in on a majority and he is delivering what he said he would. This really isn't the place for politics.