07/16 Had the frame cut from 2mm carbon fiber from Armattan Productions, looks very nice, have a few update for the camera mount with built in slots for zip-tie antenna protectors to post. Check the Carbon fiber frame here:
https://armattanproductions.com/pages/product_details/8396

07/16: Added a new top with a slot for a zip-tie to be used as protection for the clover-leaf transmitter antenna. I smashed one pretty good doing a flip and not pulling out intime before I hit the ground top first.

100mm (=102mm) quadcopter X-frame designed in Fusion 360 as part of my continuing self education in tinkering.

Uses 8.5mm coreless motors with standard 55mm props, a Naze32_brushed F3 (clone) flight controller, an AIO camera and VTX, and a mini Flysky PPM receiver. All in all it runs a little heavier than i wanted (56g with battery) printed in PLA. When I get more ABS I might print it to see if I can shave off gram or two.

Proving to be durable in PLA. Crashed several times this morning (on grass, dirt and concrete) only a few scratches and dings.

Parts List:

Eachine Naze32_brushed flight controller
https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-32bit-ACRO-NAZE32_BRUSH-Brushed-Flight-Control-Board-Base-on-Naze32-for-DIY-Micro-FPV-Frame-p-1076529.html?p=X709229380619201703O

8.5mmx20 coreless motor
https://www.banggood.com/4X-Chaoli-CL-820-8_5x20mm-Coreless-Motor-for-90mm-150mm-DIY-Micro-FPV-RC-Quadcopter-Frame-p-1069067.html?p=X709229380619201703O

Camera and VTX
https://www.banggood.com/Eachine-TX01-Super-Mini-AIO-5_8G-40CH-25MW-VTX-600TVL-14-Cmos-FPV-Transmitter-p-1088374.html?p=X709229380619201703O

Receiver (i already own a Flysky transmitter)
https://www.banggood.com/IRangX-Tiny-2_4G-6CH-Flysk-Receiver-Compatible-with-Flysky-PPM-Output-for-Eachine-QX80-QX90-QX95-p-1089802.html?p=X709229380619201703O

You can also buy an all-in-one flight controller and receiver for your choice of transmitter
https://www.banggood.com/search/brushed-flight-controller-reciever.html?p=X709229380619201703O

Bits and bobs
Nylon spacer/standoffs
6mm, 10mm and nut (could possibly use an 8mm instead of 10 if you get an flight controller with receiver.)
https://www.banggood.com/300pcs-M3-Nylon-Black-Hex-Scre-p-984310.html?p=X709229380619201703O

Rubber Grommets 8mm hole
https://www.banggood.com/20pcs-Rubber-Wiring-Grommets-Ring-Cable-Protector-5678mm-Inner-Dia-p-1070122.html?p=X709229380619201703O

Video of first flight and crashes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYObSauye60

FlashForge

Creator Pro

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I used 90% infill on base frame and 20% on top plate with PLA (all I had at moment)
It is very sturdy, has taken a few good crashes on the first few flight. I actually wired it up wrong the first time around (but motors in the right locations (CW, CCW) but then rotated the quadcopter before I soldered the motors to the board. I guess that's what happens when your tired and its 1am. Couldn't figure out why it just spun in a circle on the floor before popping up in the air and slamming into the wall. When i woke up the next morning and looked at the quad i realized my mistake, now it flies great.