UPDATE : I have removed files from the downloads for now, working on a new version with integrated battery holder and a better system for attaching the FC. At this stage it requires very tight tolerances and a well tuned printer.(~0.1mm) so trying to get that a bit more forgiving so as not to waste anyone’s time/plastic printing parts that don’t fit together. Let me know in the comments if this sounds reasonably achievable. Thanks
Replacement frame for a Stock Mobula 7 drone. Motors obviously need to be screwed down but the rest just clips into place. Uses 7g PLA to print top plate and base plate, hoping to lighten that down a bit so it doesn’t effect performance. Haven't made a battery tray/bracket yet, for now I just used the 3D printed adapter that came with the mobula 7 and strapped it on the bottom with elastic bands. Probably should add a little zip tie to hold battery leads just in case they eject in a hard crash. If you find this print useful please consider tipping the designer so I can justify spending Easter weekend on my laptop to my wife, lol.
-:Assembly Instructions:-
EDIT:
I have made a version of the top plate with prop guards, nothing too fancy but should work for flying round the house.
I would love to get some feedback so if you print one or have any suggestions, please comment or post a make. I’m planning on seeing how much weight I can remove whilst still having enough rigidity so would be great(albeit sad) to hear how it holds up in a crash. ;)
Still a Work In Progress!
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
20%
Filament: creality PLA Black
Notes:
Printed with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height. Printing both parts together took only 1.5hours ( plus a couple days of modelling) and at $0.14 worth of PLA it’s much better than waiting for that slow boat to arrive. ;)
Category: R/C VehiclesThe author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.