Yes, a 7.5" 3D Printable FPV drone, hard to beleive such a big drone can be printed, and fly (somewhat) well!
This has taken me almost 2 years to design, and $1500 aud in plastic and parts for this
You will need to buy 2.5mm steel rods at any length
This drone weighs around 1kg to 1.5kg, so (depending on your country)  you might need to register it.
The weight of this drone does not mean it flies horribly, in fact, it can lift around 11 kg, including the frame. and it packs a punch at full throttle.

WARNING!
This can be an extremely dangerous drone as it is not 100% stable, it CAN cause alot of harm to you or others, but if you use it correctly, it will not do any of the sort

Print settings: (print out of Pa6-cf)
- Print the body with 50% infil, and 6 walls, 6 top and bottom shell layers, and support from the build plate in tree support
- Print the arms with 35% infil, 5 walls, 5 top and bottom shell layers, and support from the build plate only in tree support
- Print the camera mounts (up and down) out of tpu (best is 85a) at 2 walls and 15% infil
- Print the O4 spacers at 2 walls and 10% infil out of tpu (best is 85a)
- Print the camera mount pins out of PLA
- Print the landing gears with 3 walls out of tpu at 10% infil

Assembly:
1. Cut 10 steel rods at 26mm long and 2 at 24mm long
2. Solder up the components, making sure there are connectors on as many components as possible
3. Put the arms on the body, making the holes line up with the body and the arms
4. (If using one) Put the camera on the camera mounts, and put them on the body, followed by filling in the 'triangle' gap with the camera mount pins
5. Screw the stack screws in, and put the stack on with nyloc nuts
6. Screw the motors in    USE THREADLOCKER!!!
7. Screw the VTX in place behind the stack
8. Thread the XT60 cable inbetween the VTX and the bottom plate
9. Put the reciever inbetween the stack and the top of the body with double sided tape on the heatshrink covering the PCB
10. Zip-tie the reciever antenna to the two side plated on the boy near the back
11. Secure the excess motor wire down after connecting them
12. Push the VTX antenna through the dedicated holes at the back of the frame and connect them to the VTX
13. Insert the landing gears under the arms with the 'triangle' side going in first 
14. Thread the battery straps through the holes provided
          AFTER THE CONFIGURATION
15. Secure the propellers to the motors going with a 'props in' config. (if you do not know, you will have to google it)

Configuration:
In betaflight, turn the dampening to somewhere inbetween 0.5 and 0.7 in the PID tuning tab.
Set the rates to your liking, and set up your drone to how you soldered it
Make sure the motors are spinning in a 'props in' configuration

3D Printed FPV Drone Parts List

Camera: DJI O4 Pro  https://store.dji.com/au/product/dji-o4-air-unit-pro?site=brandsite&from=buy_now_bar&vid=180741

Motors: Axis Flying C287 2807.5 (1350kv)  https://axisflying.com/products/axisflying-fpv-brushless-motor-c287-28075-for-7inch-longrange-cinematic-shooting-drone?VariantsId=10107

Flight Controller: SPEEDYBEE F405 ox32 v5  https://www.mantisfpv.com.au/speedybee-f405-v5-ox32-55a-30x30-flight-controller-stack/

ERLS Receiver: RadioMaster RP3 V2 ExpressLRS ELRS Nano Receiver  https://phaserfpv.com.au/products/radiomaster-rp3-expresslrs-24ghz-elrs-nano-receiver-dual-antenna?srsltid=AfmBOooxNYIE_vVxrGNK76XBPKRSHRFL8Zy_v5fW0qMPk8rqifRnMr4Q

Battery Strap: MantisFPV 12mm x 240mm or 270mm strap https://www.mantisfpv.com.au/mantisfpv-full-kevlar-racing-12mm-lipo-battery-strap-pair/

Props: 7.5" HQProp  https://phaserfpv.com.au/products/hqprop-75x37x3-light-grey-2cw2ccw-propellers?srsltid=AfmBOoruBBfL3MgfGg0eN_XB69z0I8GpSHxvcFGawwOWhEmwJUROkRAL

Steel Rod: https://www.amazon.com.au/Sutemribor-Stainless-Straight-Helicopter-Airplane/dp/B07B4W6S2X?th=1

Filament: PA6-CF  https://au.store.bambulab.com/products/pa6-cf

Motor-ESC connection: Plexa MR30 Connector Plug  https://www.mantisfpv.com.au/plexa-mr30-connector-plug-sheath-female-and-male-10-pack/