tiny whoop 3d print

A little box to hold your 65mm tinywhoop, 8 1s batteries, and separate compartments for left and right props.I designed this box around an EMAX NanoHawk, but any 65mm whoop with 31mm props should fit. drone compartment is 88mmx88mmx34mm with 108mm...

This is a small toolbox designed specifically for my miniature Whoop drone. It requires several essential components to keep it running smoothly. I need the following items: 16 M3 x 10mm bolts are necessary to secure various parts of the drone...

Built using durable PLA material, this box is a testament to the versatility of 3D printing technology. ...To achieve its sturdy structure, the following print settings were employed: a layer thickness of 0.3mm, two outline layers for added strength,...

The version with the largest ducts managed to barely lift off with a tiny battery, but I knew I could do better. I stripped about four grams of weight from the frame and now it's flying smoothly with a 550mAh battery. This drone relies on...

Either print frame and ducts separate and screw them together or print them as one part which I recommend as its stronger. Category: R/C Vehicles

A remix that can be printed without supports, to keep the most important part of the tool clean and smooth. ... Print at 100% infill

You can either print the frame and ducts separately and then assemble them by screwing them together. ...Alternatively, printing them as a single unit is strongly advised because it produces a significantly more robust result.

I usually prefer to print these parts in either Polycarbonate or a special blend of PLA that has carbon fiber added to it, which reduces weight and increases rigidity. ...At the moment, I'm printing with Priline CF PC, but I've also had good results...

Print Settings: Printer: MP Select Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2625 mm Infill: 10% Lines Notes: Only printed with 2 walls, 2 top layers, and 2 bottom layers. ...Experienced minor droop on the overhang of the channel but simply trimmed it...

... with ease! ...Additionally, I've included another adapter that lets you connect 2, 3 or even 4 gates together seamlessly. It prints well in PLA, but be aware it might not withstand heavy use. ...Printing in ABS is recommended for added durability.

You're free to print this design with any material you choose, except flexible ones, and I've ensured that it doesn't require supports during printing. To get the best results, I recommend using a high-quality print setting with fine details and a...

Print it out on your own, no extra tools required. Works great with either ABS or PLA filament. ...Use 0.5-inch plastic tubing that's one meter long.

The mini item requires a 101% print for optimal fit. Every piece is designed using PLA material. ...I still need to experiment with ABS, so I'd appreciate your attempt at working with it.

Just slap it on a heated bed and let it print. No need for extra support material. Works great with either ABS or PLA filament. ...Use half-inch plastic tubing for the best results.

I carefully printed all of these files with identical settings and they turned out remarkably well, leaving me feeling very pleased with the final results. I'm confident you'll enjoy the frame and it will bring you plenty of fun times printing it -...

... 31mm propellers, similar to those used on the E010. 09/11: I've recently added firstindoor_UL, a lighter version of my mini quad, and I'm currently running some tests with TPU prints. ...Next up will be ABS prints to ensure a precise weight match.

* Pool noodles * Tape * Connectors printed in TPU with 100% infill. Print three outer perimeter pieces, as well as the top and bottom. That's it! The picture should give you a clear idea of how to put everything together. ...If you have any questions,...

I'm printing at 100% now, and my mullet mod camera mount is coming along nicely. The vtx is perfectly aligned at 20 degrees off the plate, and I've secured it with double-sided tape to the mount. ...Two slots on each side are ready for zip tie bumpers -...

Print the two separate pieces and attach them together with some glue. A simple nameplate will also require only a small amount of glue to secure it in place. ...Breaking it down into two parts made sense since I was painting the tops gold, silver, or...

... a dash of innovation and creativity into the project. ...By printing the elbow connectors with their channels facing upwards, they provide a unique platform to showcase vibrant LED lights that run through them, adding an extra layer of visual appeal.

I'm thrilled with the final outcome, and I hope you'll love the frame as much as I do - it's designed to bring a smile to your face while printing it. That's what this project is all about! I had an absolute blast designing this frame and I'm already...

... lip on top to reduce weight. Another edit made the MK2.5 identical to the MK2 but with 0.5mm shaved off the top of the ducts to improve bed adhesion. Here are the print settings used: Printer: CTC Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .15 Infill: 10

... anything extra or glue it in place. I added a version with my own supports, which I find better than those generated by Cura. Print Settings Printer: Dagoma DiscoEasy200 Rafts: No Supports: It doesn't matter Resolution: standard or fine Infill: 17%

... To bend the part, use a lighter and needle-nose pliers as shown in the flat image. Be cautious not to apply too much heat, as it melts quickly. Secure the camera with double-sided foam tape. Prints in under 10 minutes and weighs less than 1 gram.

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No supports are required, but printing it upside-down is essential. You may encounter some stringy artifacts, but these can be easily resolved by applying heat from a rework station (200C) and gently pressing or squeezing them into place. ... This...

For those who have 3D printed this frame, I'm selling it for a few bucks on my website at http://hicwic.com/index.php?id_product=11&controller=product. ...Build instructions and the BOM can be found here:...

###TINY WHOOP Box & Lid | TINY WHOOP Box & Deckel For size: Blade Inductrix BLH8700/8780 + FPV cam wall thickness | Wandstärke 1,5mm

A camera shroud designed specifically for tiny whoop-sized quads is created using Fusion 360, then printed in PETG on a Monoprice MP Select Mini.

Just like it says, 65mm Tiny Whoop Frame for brushless motors. Should weigh about 4.5g when printed. The zip file is the exact same model but will download faster. ... Please comment if you print and use this.