TBS Crossfire Protector + Taranis Q X7 Stand - no screws - no supports

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Just bought a Crossfire and wasn't impressed with the existing protectors/stands I found, so I decided to design my own. Printing them was too time-consuming, and using screws with 3D printed parts rarely works out for me. What's more, I'm not sure other stands fit my Q X7 since they were made for the X9D. So I redesigned everything, making sure it could be printed without supports and assembled without screws! The parts snap together perfectly, and the logo can be glued into the hole for added safety. The two legs snap onto the metal bar of the Taranis - you might need to give it a good push, but this prevents the hooks from accidentally coming out. I'm super happy with how it turned out! I'm not sure if the tolerances will work out the same way for everyone, so don't hesitate to let me know if it doesn't work for you in the comments! You can also find the public OnShape document here for modifications: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/275e61c2367aaef53310eead/w/1241e6af0ced144bc3a064b9/e/e83022c3e23d625ecaea5001 **EDIT 2018-10-28:** added files for longer legs (Leg longer.stl and Leg2 longer.stl) **EDIT 2019-04-12:** modified legs to have a longer peg so the cover has more clearance to the crossfire, increased width of the cover so that there is less lateral play on the metal bar. There is a new file _Cover Tight.stl_ with less clearance for the legs. So if your printer has good accuracy you can use this one. If you printer tends to make bigger parts then use the default one.