Toothpick whoop transplant
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I had a Snapper7 lying around. After buying a trashcan, i didn't use him anymore. So i decided to test Kababs great…
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- Printables
- Category
- RC & Robotics
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I had a Snapper7 lying around. After buying a trashcan, i didn't use him anymore. So i decided to test Kababs great concept of a toothpick. Goal was 1s, lightweight and good serviceability because a 3d printed frame isn't very durable. Frame change takes about 15-20min. Printing also needs 20min. The frame is for 6.6diameter motors with 1.4mm screws (0703, 0803.....). Assembly: drill the motor holes with 1,4mm and the flightcontroller holes with 1,6mm. Cut coils for FC with a M2 Steelscrew. Now use nylonscrews for the FC mount. No nuts needed, coil in the frame holds the screws.
Motor mount: screw carefully in the frame first and overtight the coils very carefully. Mount motors after that. No loctite needed! The frame makes a threadlock.
Designed for Crazybee boards. If using a F3 please cut the edge of the front left motor plug because this is in different geometric position.
With Snapper Cam and canopy it has 26g dry weight.
27.05.2019 Added a 3,5mm version for 65mm and one for 55mm props (0703 should work better with 55mm). The 55mm is the next i want to build up, but its yet untestested!
Print Settings
Printer:
CTC Bizer
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0,2
Infill:
no
Notes:
3mm 8top and 8bottom layers
3.5mm 9top and 9 bottom layers
How I Designed This
FreeCAD
Category: R/C Vehicles