Tamiya M Chassis Drift Tire (WPL D12)

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Feel free to sell the end product (printed material) for your profit if you want it, just don’t sell the design. If my design makes you happy, consider to buy me a coffee to keep my sanity - LOL : [Buy me a coffee](https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/teduhkristianto). (Any amount is highly appreciated – Om Tedi) Note: Slice the .stl file directly using Cura. If you try to "fix it" or "clean it" using other software, it might give unwanted result. Note: I use brim (raft) for the stretched tire (type 3). **Type 1:** 100% flat (except the side part for aesthetic): good for rear tire if you already upgrade electronic / stronger motor. If you still use stock electronic and motor on D12, I suggest to use type 3 for rear tire. **Type 2:** There's a bit "chamfered" on the inner part of the tire. It's good for front tire, especially if you set some chamber on the front. This "chamfered" part is for bigger contact to the surface when you go straight line or when you out turn. **Type 3:** A stretched style tire. Good for front tire or you can use it on the rear if your car is underpowered. It's slippery enough for rear tire so it will slide easily. If you still use standard electronic on WPL D12, I suggest you use this (type 3) rather than type 1 (100% flat) for the rear tire. Note: I'm new to 3D design, so maybe you'll encounter some warning in Cura or other slicer. And maybe my design looks unclean in the slicer app. However I already 3D printed myself and the final product looks fine for me. I design it to work fine with Ender 3 V2 standard setting (no horizontal expansion edit). It might work differently with your printer tolerance, so I suggest to test print first. Cheers :) Front bumper: [MrVein Body Kit](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4623925) Video: https://youtu.be/8h6NLqnzOyU