400mm 3D Printed Pixhawk Quadcopter

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Video of the quadcopter flying: https://youtu.be/OoAkqPPUwcw First working project with my new Pixhawk 2.4.8 flight controller, frame and propellers are fully 3d printed. Frame is 3 seperate pieces which I created in Fusion360 and are bolted together with M3 nuts and bolts. Electronics: Flight Controller: Pixhawk 2.4.8 + GPS, power module, arm switch and buzzer Camera: Runcam Split 3 Video transmitter: Readytosky 5.8ghz transmitter Battery: CNHL 1300mah 4S lipo Motors: 4x 2212 2300kv ESCs: 4x Readytosky 40A Receiver: FrSky X8R Transmitter: Taranis QX7 3D printed parts: (I used standard PLA so any strong filament should do. Note 0.2mm clearance between arms and chassis 1. Chassis 1 and Chassis 3 should be printed with supports, with Chassis 3 on its back to reduce support material. armfinal should be printed hex nuts up and with no support. Chassis 2 does not need supports. Propellers are a remixed version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:30284 with a 5.225mm hole instead of a 5.5mm hole to fit my prop adapters ) 1 x Chassis 1 (50%, 0.28mm) 1 x Chassis 2 (50%, 0.28mm) 1 x Chassis 3 (50%, 0.28mm) 4 x armfinal (50%, 0.28mm) 2 x 8040 CW V2 (100%, 0.12mm) 2 x 8040 CCW V2 (100%, 0.12mm) runcam mount is optional and only fits a Runcam Split 3 (50%, 0.28mm) Fasteners: 24 x M3 10mm (16 for motors, 4 for GPS, 4 for Pixhawk board) 8 x M3 15mm (8 for arms) 4 x M3 25mm (4 for arms and bolting chassis together) 36 x M3 nut 4 x M2.5 8mm (only for runcam mount) 4 x Prop adapters Zip ties