MiniQuad x120
MiniQuad x120
3D
Published 2018-03-06T12:52:25+00:00
This is my MiniQuad X-120 frame.
It's a true X frame and uses the 8520 brushed motors.
It should fit most of the tiny AIO cameras and brushed flight controllers.
The camera mount is designed so you can change the angle to suit your flying level/style.
You will need:
4 x 15mm standoffs or spacers to join the top and bottom parts.
2 x 3mm threaded inserts for the adjustable camera mount.
Double side mounting foam or hot glue for the flight controller.
Elastic band or hot glue for the receiver.
Elastic band for the battery.
Electrical tape to give the motors a snug fit in the arms if needed.
UPDATES:
31/12/2017 - Added a new Camera mount with a slot for cameras with lower cables allowing the cable to pass through the mount and the camera to sit better. Might need supports depending on how good your printer is.
1/1/2018 - Found that the arms can break when hitting hard objects just right (my bad flying lol) so modified where the arms join the body and added another web.
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Don't have a 3d printer? You can purchase this model from my Etsy shop.
https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/564737076/3d-printed-mini-quadcopter-drone-frame?utm_medium=SellerListingTools&utm_campaign=Share&utm_source=Raw&share_time=1512802982000&utm_term=so.slt
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Material: PLA
Temp: 205
Cooling: Yes
I use 30% infill but most parts are too thin for infill anyway
Layer Height: 0.2
Boundary layers: 4
Speed: 55 works well for my printer
Glass bed with gluestick for adhesion.
Depending on your slicing software, you may have rotate the top and bottom plates so you can print them upside down - see attached photo.
| Date de publication | 06/03/2018 |
| Technologie | FDM |
| Complexité | Easy |