Tarot 650 brushless gimbal fixture

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This is an attachment for securely holding a standard 2D or 3D small camera stabilizer like this one to the skid rods beneath the Tarot 650 Iron Man quadrotor frame.\nIt replaces the stabilizer's top aluminum plate, and it's stiffer as well as lighter than the usual plate-screwed-to-printed-clip method by about ten grams. Additionally, it reduces total vertical height by roughly a centimeter.\nIt will work with any stabilizer suspended by four rubber shock absorbers placed on an approximately 64x64mm square with a mounting hole of about 8.5mm, which appears to be the standard for most low-cost stabilizers I have seen.\nPrint Settings\nRafts:\n Does not matter\n \n Supports:\n No\n \nThe printed fixture has no support features.\nBest printed in ABS as it handles impacts and vibrations more effectively.\nPost-Printing\nAssembly\n The rod holes are designed such that friction alone should be sufficient to secure the stabilizer in place, but if necessary use some cable ties to provide additional securing. If your printer is prone to stringing or prints with large layer heights you may need to clean the rod holes with a 10mm drill bit.\nTo assemble insert the attachment into the frame, remove the upper aluminum drilled plate from the stabilizer, take the rubber shock absorbers out and insert them in the holes in the printed fixture, then attach the lower part of the stabilizer to the absorbers.