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Building a 3D Printed FPV Frame: Updates and Test Results
Well hello again! The electronics are ordered, but they're my christmas present. I will probably post a few weeks after christmas and share my test results. In the moment I'm working on the frame v1.1, because v1.0 had minor errors in the frame design.
Hopefully I can convince @AurilFPV that 3d printed frames are good :)
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They can be to a certain degree. It depends on your flying style. I would not send it like crazy in bando doing freestyle tricks. Good luck on your project!
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Thanks! My goal is that it flies good and if something breakes its easy to replace. The name Bando Panda is actually just because i had no ideas for the name 😂 It would be pretty cool though if it survives bandos
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@FPV1664 I'm pretty much working on the same sort of project myself, but mine's more of a toothpick style so meant for speed or a little bit of range and not so much freestyling. Very much looking forward to your build my dude!
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thats awesome! I would love to be proven wrong and am looking forward to more designs regardless!!!
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I love a good 3d printing project! I have printed some 2in frames in PET-Cf and they were really rigid and would fly great, but weren't nearly as durable as regular frames in crashes. If you designed a frame with easily swapable arms (maybe where the arms slot into the base and have a plate screwed into them) that wouldnt be nearly as much of an issue. Good luck!
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