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RC Model Stand

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I designed this stand to hold RC model planes and boats. I have mostly park size planes (600-1500mm wingspan), gliders…

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I designed this stand to hold RC model planes and boats. I have mostly park size planes (600-1500mm wingspan), gliders (< 3m wingspan) and a few small boats, so that is what this stand is designed to hold.

The stand is intended to provide a solid platform with plenty of adjustment to securely hold the model while working on it. If you are looking for a sleek display stand, or a light weight stand to take to the field, this probably isn't the stand for you.

I looked at a few different commercial and home built designs that I found online, but none of them seemed to perfectly suit the range of models I wanted to use it with, so I thought I would design my own. I probably could have knocked up a simple stand with a sheet of plywood and and a jigsaw, but I have a 3D printer and like over-engineering things, so here we are.

Printing

The main frame part of the stand is240x180mm so should fit on the bed of most mid size printers, but will be too big for some like the Ender 3 to print in 1 piece. All parts are designed to print without support.

These are the settings I used for mine
Material:PLA
Layer Height:0.2mm
Frame & Arms:4 perimeters, 10% infill
Knobs and other small parts:4 perimeters 100% infill

Quantities of each part required for a full stand:

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

i3 MK2S

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

200

Infill:

10

Filament: Generic PLA

Category: R/C Vehicles

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