3D Printed HO/OO Model Train Engine Power Bogie Assembly Video 

I've spent hours trying to find a way of getting cheap BO motor bogies, I feel that salvation is at hand

Hai your video on the subject is very wonderfull. It is very thought full and educative for us who are bigginer. Look forward such videos.

wow... ive spend hours designing my own... and then you come up with this! great job! i feel like i've designed a special ballpointpen and you've shown me a pencil :) oh, and thanx for sharing it as well!

Super cool! I’m excited to adapt to 1:64 S Scale Locomotives. Thank you for sharing.

What happens if i make one with 775 dc motor and attach it to cardoboard train how fast it go

Nice video! - Greetings Nordic Tram

Awesome work!!!!

The real challenge is to do this for 3-rail O-Gauge. I'm already capable of scratchbuilding carbodies, and I'd like to try my hand at powered units (such as electric MU trains) but finding a means to power them has been a show-stopper--the only ones out there in 'O' are 2-rail, and even those are hard to come by. I've seen photos of one hobbyist's project that mounted can motors axle-hung style (like the prototype) on G gauge wheelsets using strips of brass, but nobody's been able to do it in 'O' since some outfit called 'Methodology' marketed a line of slot-car motors geared to O-gauge wheelsets back in the 1990's.

Well now I know how to scratch build a model locomotive

Congratulations for new channel best wishes for you

Thanks for sharing. ☺👍

Nice video. What type of 3D material and printer? I'm assuming FDM printer?

Just curious, but what is/was the wheelbase for this powered truck frame in the video?. I ask, because I'm looking to power up some HO scale MU coaches and maybe a couple of Box cab electrics.

Nice video👋👋👋👋👋👌👌👌👌👌

What tools are you using to remove wheels and adjust gears et cetera.

we've been using this tech for a decade now; old news

Awesome! Where did you get wormgears (and matching axis gear)? Are they 3D-printed?

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You did an awesome job on the locomotive and even more awesome that it runs I scratch build trains out of soda cans and I just subscribe to you and have an awesome day my name is Nathan

Wow amazing. Your train get electric form railway to wheels.

Maybe you can use gear motor instead of normal motor for a more sweet, gradually decreasing speed stop like the real locomotives. it would look super realistic. Hope you try that out! gday

Can i put a brushless ac motor to this?

Do you have a link or name/model for the motor you used?

sir wheel kaise banaya batao na plz

Can you supply the plastic chassis?

Then. where is the source?

Far too low gear reduction for good performance at least 2 reduction steps are necessary.

You are Indian