KODO Dromida quadcopter prop guard

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The prop guards provided with the KODO Dromida quadcopter are surprisingly flimsy. Maybe I'm just piloting this thing like a novice tightrope walker on a unicycle. Whatever the case, I managed to shatter one during a flight and had to replace it right away. It's far wiser to replace the propellers rather than the entire props. This particular prop will require some careful filing - extremely cautious filing, in fact - around the lower edge of the cowling that encases the motor. The assembly is designed to be tight so that it won't spin out of control at critical moments. If you find this thing indispensable, chances are you'll need four of them. When completed, this custom part turns out sturdier than the original parts, making it more substantial and upsetting the equilibrium of the craft unless all four are replaced simultaneously. As a standard practice, I always include my initial FreeCad designs for you to edit, study, or scrutinize.