This is very impressive in terms of design abilities! However, this style frame wont work as a 3d print, even with cf filament. Temps, impacts, g-forces, vibrations, etc. will all break it apart, no matter how solid you think it is right now. The physics of this style frame rely on high quality, rigid carbon fibre, no consumer level 3d printer/filament is there yet. So the geometry/design has to make up for the weaknesses of the filaments. Check out the Aether frame if you want to see more of what I'm talking about.
People are going to be hesitant to drop $100s of electronics into an unproven, 3d printed frame that the designer hasn't even tested yet. But dont be too discouraged. This hobby is all about innovation and design! Keep working and refining until you can get some stuff to test your designs with and show people they wont be blindly gambling $100s if they want to try them.