Man Builds DIY RC EXCAVATOR With Hydraulic System At Scale | Start To Finish By @WildMachinist

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Ever since childhood, Wild Machinist has dreamed of owning a remote-controlled excavator.

Years later, that dream still comes with a price he cannot justify, so he chooses the harder option: build one himself.

His reference is the SANY SY1350H, a 125-ton mining excavator more than fourteen meters long. At 1:24 scale, it becomes a machine small enough to fit on a workbench, but the challenge remains enormous: tracks, slewing mechanism, articulated boom, hydraulic cylinders, valves, pumps, controls, and hundreds of precision-made parts all have to work together.

And the most important thing is that he is not working from a factory blueprint or a professional production line. Instead, he reconstructs it through CAD, technical references, machining, 3D printing, and constant experimentation, turning aluminum, plastic, steel, copper, motors, seals, and electronics into a functioning excavator piece by piece.

Every component depends on the accuracy of the one before it, and a mistake buried deep inside the mechanism can compromise everything built around it.

If you want to see how to shrink one of the world’s largest working machines without losing the principles that make it function, just stay with us, because Wild Machinist will have to design like an engineer, machine like a toolmaker, and solve problems that only appear once the parts finally come together.

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