RC Elastic Shock

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#Description This shock is compatible with [OpenRC 1:10 4WD Truggy Concept RC Car](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:42198) #Specification - Use elastic band. The tension is ajustable, just chose the right elastic band for you. #How to use 1. Place the elastic band all around the shock and on the hooks. ![alt text](https://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/6f/a9/fc/26/59/2019-07-21-3.jpg) 2. In released mode, the shock should be full extended. When pushing the piston, you should feel the resistance from the elastic band. Once released the shock, the shock should get back to its full extended position. ![alt text](https://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/d5/91/cd/a5/2c/IMG_20190723_112808-2.jpg) #How to print To not get the piston stuck, be sure to set the support with this setting: - Support Z Distance: 0.2mm #Source [OnShape - RC Elastic Shock](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/48a8d4acd2da14a035a3901e/w/c7d85d1d0207905a5ee794f3/e/80f7ac148da854ee578d5257) ##OnShape Usage ###Variables ####Length Distance between the two screws hole. ####PartOffset Space between the Piston and the Main part. #Release Notes ##2019-07-23 Add RC_Elastic_Shock_v1.0_-_95mm.stl file.

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