Graphic and digital production of remote control train

How to build a homemade remote control train? This step-by-step guide provides a detailed visual tutorial to help you create your own remote-controlled locomotive model. The main materials required for this project will be introduced below, making it easy for anyone to follow along and learn. The tutorial focuses on the transmission part of the train model. A cutting mat is used as the background, with each cell measuring 1cm x 1cm, which helps in accurate comparisons during the building process. Starting with the main materials: [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Take a small piece of PVC pipe groove and cut it using an iron ruler and a pen knife. Cut a groove approximately 1.5cm from one end. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] As shown in the image, the groove is positioned correctly. Next, drill a round hole at the appropriate location to serve as the mounting point for the motor. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] These screws are used to secure the motor in place. Place the motor into the groove and check if it fits properly, making any necessary adjustments. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Once the motor is in position, tighten the screws to ensure stability. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Apply a small amount of 502 glue to further secure the motor in place. [Images: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Now take two train wheels (you can purchase these). One of them should have gears attached. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Place the geared wheel into the groove and test its movement to ensure it moves smoothly. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Next, connect the circuit for testing purposes. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] If everything works well, proceed to the next step: cut another groove and insert the second wheel. These wheels are temporarily placed without being fixed yet. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Cut four small pieces of cardboard and attach them to the tube groove to hold the wheels in place. [Images: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] The power system is now complete. Below are the components for the power and remote control systems: [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] This is the receiver board of the remote control unit. We only need two of them. Another train bogie is mounted under the remote control panel, which has been modified from a paper mold. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Use a paper clip to bend a connecting rod that links the front (power unit) and the car (remote control and battery). [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Initially, connect the circuit and perform a test to make sure everything is working properly. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] The final step is to tidy up the wiring and glue the battery onto the remote control board. [Image: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] Your remote control train DIY project is now complete! [Images: Graphic and digital production of remote control train] This is the launcher for the locomotive.

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