Yet Another Fully 3D Printed Multicopter.
Still in the works, but can't resist putting some pictures up.
Key features are:
- Fully 3D printed arms. Using a truss design, it's very stiff vertically, and resistant to twisting.
- Arms are printed in sections, so can be extended to allow for almost any sized prop.
- Arms are wide, so easy to strap things on them, like I have done with the two ESCs.
- Motors mounts are through hole printed, so as to allow tandem motors.
See more pictures in the 3D Printing Drone Parts Group,here.
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Comment by Ando on November 9, 2012 at 12:51pm -
Whats the weight of the frame with the arms?
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Comment by Ellison Chan on November 9, 2012 at 1:06pm -
Check out the group, I have more details in there. The frame weight is about 326g, without motors or electronics.
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Comment by Ellison Chan on November 11, 2012 at 10:37pm
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Picture of a new vibration dampening system, I've designed:
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