Go over to sixtharmygroup.com or thepanzertrap.com and have a look at tim 
bowmans work, he prints heaps of parts and the quality is outstanding, not 
sure what type of printer he is using (I would assume a very good one) With 
that said I would never use a printed part on a tank, not directly anyway. 
They need to be used as intended. Design the part in cad, print it to check 
for fit/finish then use the printed part to tool moulds for casting 
high strength/volume production parts. If you are skilled enough 
and don't want to buy a printer, just make the prototype parts the old 
fashioned way!

Me, I would buy well made wheels and tracks. Building them is tedious 
enough to make me want to throw money at them. Though, if these are going 
to be machined, the price will be very high. I think if someone cracks the 
price restriction on tracks they'll have a winning product. Affordable 
reliable tracks are currently not available. (unless you build them 
yourself obviously) 

Chris. b

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