quad 3d model

OTTO DIY remixed with MINI KAME = OTTO QUAD Parts Required for Otto Quad: 8 X SG90 SERVOS 1 X Arduino NANO (atmega328 Version) 1 X Arduino NANO I/O Shield 1 X HC SR04 Ultrasonic Module 1 X MAX7219 Dot Matrix Module Female to Female Hook-Up Wires 1 X...

Tired of all the quad designs I've tried, I built a simple, medium form factor X quad for 6-7 inch props and 22XX motors.\nI've updated this design for an optional larger battery and more ground clearance with the legs.\nTo build you'll need:\n2x...

Post-Printing Design Process How I Designed This Masterpiece I wanted to create my own quad copter, which would have four parts. I wanted it to be sturdy because I tend to break things while flying, so I aimed to make it more resilient. I used a...

This is my homemade quad copter featuring printable body, arduino mount, and motor mounts. The upper body design was inspired by Thingiverse's thing #24638 to accommodate an Arduino base. As it's a work in progress, designs are continuously tweaked;...

The surveillance quad-copter's propulsion system was allegedly built with state-of-the-art engine components to optimize performance and durability. This technological achievement would allow for stable, high-altitude surveillance and secure video...

Ok so i thought i would have some fun and launch a 2 tier quad for the hell of it. Running 8.5mm brushed motors Beef's Brushed Board. BBB 1S lipo. Camera mount for:- ...

I've managed to create a quad with springs, which is quite successful. This object isn't entirely perfect, but you can set up the caps so that you can use a different color. You can place the hood behind it (with some effort, press the front wheel...

Just a case i threw together for dig-quad v2. It's a tight fit with plenty of air flow. ...Will not fit ethernet board</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Creality</p> <p class="detail-setting printer"><strong>Printer:...

Mini Quad sized like a Hubsan, printed in 0.3 mm precision. Utilize Hubsan Motors (8.5mm) or opt for the Chaoli CL-820 coreless motor (link provided:...

The following specifications are used to build a quadcopter frame: * Frame size: 160mm quad * Weight: approximately 250 grams * Power source: 3s 800mah lipo battery with FPV gear * Materials: + PLA (polylactic acid) used for infill at 50% + TPU...

I've tried building a quad using spring, and it's been reasonably successful so far. However, this object still has its imperfections. You can customize the caps to change the color if you want. To put the hood in place, you'll need to apply some...

Small Quadcopter Simple Design Model

I thought I'd have some fun and launch a two-tier quad for kicks. Running 8.5mm brushed motors Beef's Brushed Board is used, aka BBB A single-cell lithium polymer battery powers it A camera mount is needed, which can be found here:...

I modified the quad to work with any motor featuring a 16mm or 19mm mount. The prop can be up to nine inches in length, providing more lift for this aerial vehicle. The top plate offers ample space to house your chosen flight controller. It is...

2X Quad Holders: These specialized holders securely grip your quadcopters, preventing accidental drops and ensuring a precise launch every time. 7. 2X Arm Stands: Providing extra stability, these stands keep the arms upright, making assembly and...

I'm Embarking on a Venture to Design and Manufacture a 3D Printed Quadcopter Frame

Sophisticated digital replica of a classic swing crafted using the cutting-edge 3D animation software Maya.

The design is an uncomplicated one - a standard quadcopter model.

I'm building a straightforward drone simulator within Unity 3D to serve as an educational platform, and this represents the fundamental design of a quadcopter.

Following up on my work with the printer, I devoted several hours to mastering the 3D pen, focusing on fine-tuning the details of each project.

I made improvements to the design, resulting in a more enhanced version compared to the initial model.

This is an easy-to-use, lightweight and beginner-friendly model for those starting to build their own quadcopter.

Drawing inspiration from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1221911 (a photograph of an earlier model is shown).

My inaugural 3D Printing endeavor comprises two components - the primary one being the framework and the second, a casing for the integrated electronics. ...The frame weighs approximately 21g whereas its protective cover is slightly heavier at 37g.

If you like my design come check out my Patreon: patreon.com/TesseractTomb   This item is part of a larger bundle that you can find here: myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-bikes-of-the-wasteland-256005

If you like my design come check out my Patreon: patreon.com/TesseractTomb   This item is part of a larger bundle that you can find here: myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-bikes-of-the-wasteland-256005

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's user-friendly platform. ...The link to its creation can be found at www.tinkercad.com/things/3t6iXm1LkgG

The software utilized is CatiaSurface, which models the copter featuring an integrated component for both the battery and mainframe within its structure.

My Kid's First Ever 3D Masterpiece! He spent hours binge-watching YouTube tutorials on SketchUp and voila! He created this incredible piece of art in just a few hours. It's an awesome fidget spinner that he can't stop playing with! ... To make one,...

An enclosure for my quadcopter's electronic components, including the flight controller, receiver, and Bluetooth module, is available in 3D-printed and aluminum/wood materials. ...I initially used the straight-sided design, but now offer a sloped-side...