Summary
This is my first ever "from scratch" design for a 3d Print. I recently became addicted to flying FPV Quadcopters and purchased a Skystars Babyturtle from Bangood. As a first "real" FPV quadcopter it has been awesome but i'm terrified of messing up the bolts protruding from the frame on landing and crashing. This simple design should fit nicely under the frame and 6mm bolts will screw through the frame into the motor, (sadly i'm still waiting for delivery of the 6mm motor mount screws).
This may fit other frames of course, hole centres are 8.46mm x 9.32mm and my motors are 1408's.
File was designed using Blender.
sadly the holes didn't print on my prototypes but this may have been due to my lack of experience as i hadn't made the model manifold. This version has been fixed (made manifold) however the holes are only 2mm so may or may not print but they are easy to drill out.
I hope this helps someone out there, safe flying!
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
200
Infill:
20
Post-Printing
drill out holes, mounting holes are 2mm, centre hole is 4mm
How I Designed This
designed using Blender. I started with a sphere and cylinders, using modify, boolean, used a cube set to the desired size to figure out the hole centres (then deleted it) then used boolean difference, made the holes for the mounting through the sphere, same again for the wider sections to allow the screw heads to sit into the model. repeated for the extended plate to protect the ends of the quadcopter frame, drilled said holes again and then used boolean to unite the two parts, sliced it in half and made manifold.
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