Laser cut Quad Copter frame

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Human: Hi Everyone, Here are the parts for a quadcopter that I am trying to build. I cut these out on a laser unit that I got from ----. It did quite a good job, in my opinion. Anyway, they're too big to print on my printer right now until I build a new bigger one. So, I've included both sets of files so you can try them out. If you build this, please let me know; I won't have the chance to work on it until the summer. Hi There, I recently bought something special from eBay: This is the specification: A 220V CO2 laser engraving machine with a working area of 600x400mm and a USB port. It's an ideal choice for sealing, engraving, and advertising; perfect for crafts and gifts. The application industries include: Sealing and engraving leather, fabric, wood products, plastics, rubber, tiles, crystal, jade, bamboo, granite, marble, epoxy resin, and other non-metallic materials. The specification is as follows: A sturdy and thickened steel body Built-in heat dispersed fans to keep electronic components cool Air compressor assistance for better performance Easy-to-move design with support levers CO2 laser glass tube technology Working area of 600x400mm (23.6x15.7 inch) Engraving speed: up to 30,000mm/min; cutting speed: up to 3,600mm/min Resolution ratio: 1,000dpi Water cooling and protection system Transfer interface: USB 2.0 Carving depth: 0-10mm (depending on the material) Software supported: CorelDRAW and WinsealXP Minimum shaping: character 2mm, letter 1mm Voltage: AC220V/50HZ Total wattage