
RC Helicopter Clamps
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I'm currently in the process of fine-tuning a versatile kit that caters to both transportation and storage needs, consisting of a pack of helicopter clamps. Although I still consider the Goblin 500 an experimental prototype due to some minor technical issues, it seems to function relatively smoothly on two out of three tested models. Moving forward, most clamp variants, spanning from 8mm to 10mm in diameter, can be utilized across various products. The synergy and compass models primarily use the 8mm variety, while align uses 9mm and Diabolo makes use of a 10mm screw for its 700 machine. To effectively acquire these clamps, visit McMaster Carr's online store and order: * A Plastic Head Thumb Screw with catalog number 91185A342 * A Steel Tab Base Weld Nut labeled 98001A120 **Double Clamps** These ingenious clamps allow for efficient side-by-side transportation of helicopters while optimizing space utilization. The built-in end caps enable users to maximize their vehicle's trunk space by securing the clamps right up against the T Track. To print these double clamps successfully, adhere to the following parameters: 30-40% infill and 40-45 mm layers. Any attempt to rush through this process may necessitate significant sanding and prep work afterwards. Throughout my experimentation, I've tested a range of tolerance settings for certain models while applying tight tolerances on others. Please don't hesitate to ask me any questions; I'm more than happy to assist in whatever way I can. Thus far, I have printed approximately 50-60 clamps without encountering any significant issues. **A Note** Before printing, remember that Nitro and ABS plastics don't mix well together. Therefore, it's advisable to use either PLA or Nylon for the best results.
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