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Blade 350 QX 2/3 Crash Frame

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This is my frame for the Blade 350 QX/2/3. If you're still stuck with one of these like I am and don't want to order a…

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This is my frame for the Blade 350 QX/2/3. If you're still stuck with one of these like I am and don't want to order a new frame, this may be the frame for you.

I primarily designed it because I was unsatisfied with the other printable frames because of needing weird screw sizes, not fitting right and being kind've flimsy.

The landing gear needs to be hot glued on the sides, I recommend using high-temp hot glue for it's stronger adhesion. The compass also needs to be on the landing gear otherwise you will get constant compass calibration warnings due to the magnetic interference from the motors.

I used #2-56x3/4" screws, however the design can be edited very easily in Onshape: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/0ad1fc2cb674ed7552a92f76/w/f6bcf2dc3e7f5025b3e7ffc4/e/e935f9f7cc4139ad8f62c3bc

Onshape doesn't let me allow copies by sharing the link, so just request access and I'll give you access. Simply go to the "Globals" tab and change the variables to your liking.

Here's a video of it hovering: https://youtu.be/govAmeTZsmo

Ignore the landing gear, they were just some random scrap to figure out the compass issues while I waited for proper ones to print.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Printrbot

Printer:

Printrbot Simple Metal

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.15mm

Infill:

20%

Filament: Inland PLA Black


Notes:

I highly recommend enabling support interfaces in Cura, setting the support Z distance to 0.2mm, and support interface thickness to 0.6mm. This seems to be the perfect balance of easy to remove and good surfaces below. I got these settings from here: https://www.instructables.com/id/Best-Support-Settings-for-3D-Printing/

Category: R/C Vehicles

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