Hello, a few weeks ago another DIYD member posted about my 3D printable micro h-quad frame design. I posted the files to thingiverse.com about 2 months ago. In that time it has got a lot of attention and has become a featured "thing" on the site.
I have launched a web store that sells frame kits for those without a printer. Hardware kits are also available for those with a printer but don't want to source all the little pieces.
When printed in ABS, the frame has proven to be quite durable. My flight test team and I have crashed ours quite a bit and they continue to hold up.
The frame is designed for FPV and shooting video with a mobius or gopro. The upper level is separated with 6 vibration dampeners that do a great job of removing jello even with unbalanced props and low quality motors.
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Nevermind, I see in the comments that you noted a 200mm print bed is necessary.
Maybe this is a dumb question, but what are the dimensions? Don't see it on the site anywhere. Isn't that important for what printer you're using?
Hi,
Great h frame.
By curiosity, what is your webshop software?
Primarily the Tau Labs sparky. Have a few other controllers I am going to be testing with as well.
What FC are you using on it? It might be fun to have something tiny to FPV.
@Glenn, not yet but I plan on designing a hex version
Was there one of these that's a hex? I'm quite interested in something around this size that has a gimbal for a gopro.
http://buildandcrash.blogspot.com/2014/03/microquad-update.html
Awesome work!