Machine No. 001 · 1/14 scale
Vulpa H750E
1/14 hydraulic excavator, 163 printed parts + laser-cut steel. Multi-material showcase build on the Vision Miner 22 IDEX. RC machines like this sell for $2,000–$15,000 — this one comes off a 3D printer.
Design by Lasse Anhanger (Burnie222rc) ⇗ · Part 1 · Part 2 · Part 3 · RC 1/14 Community
Print schedule
dryer loads land the evening beforeNothing scheduled. Open a part on the parts board, pick a print day on its card — the night-before dryer load appears here.
Material palette
every assembly, a different engineering polymerNatural gold. Warps on large solid geometry.
High-temp nylon (PPA+CF) — swapped in for the Fiberon PPS-CF10 arm plan.
Black, 15% CF. On hand.
Gray. Carbon-vs-glass demo pair with PPS-CF10.
Self-lubricating. Warps on large solid geometry.
Amber-gold. Handles bulk ULTEM/PEEK can't.
Partner test material — badge it.
Translucent amber.
Form 4. Fine detail.
No dye needed.
Zinc plate or paint.
Community/budget build path — any printer, pick your livery color.
Tougher than PETG, still easy to print. Pick your livery color.
Carbon-filled PEKK — stiffer and lower-warp than unfilled PEKK-A.
Carbon-filled ULTEM 9085 — aerospace PEI without the warp fight.
Everyday polycarbonate in four stock colors — tough, printable, affordable.
Glass-filled ULTEM 1010 — maximum stiffness in the PEI family.
Glass-filled PEEK — 20% GF stiffness without the unfilled-PEEK warp cap.
Carbon-filled PEEK — stiffer and lower-warp than unfilled PEEK.