30.5x30.5mm (M3) to 20x20mm (M2) adapter for freestyle quad

30.5x30.5mm (M3) to 20x20mm (M2) adapter for freestyle quad

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When my commercially available, 3D-printed adapter broke, I decided to design my own and make it a bit more solid. The part is designed in the direction I wanted it to fit in the quad, but it should be printed upside down to avoid the need for support under the recessed parts. Update: I made the original part with recesses suitable for my drone design, but as I realized this would not fit every application, I also made a simple, flat version a bit thinner (2mm), but still a stronger design than the original part. Most slicers should be able to scale in Z-direction if one want a different thickness. This simpler part does not need to be flipped for printing. I recommend to print with a stronger filament than ordinary PLA. When a quad hits the ground, the impact will also affect the electronics stack.

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