Splinter - a lightweight 2" FPV frame with no CNC milling
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A frame I made for my Mobula8. Cheap and easy to make and suprisingly durable. Made with 1x3 mm carbon strips, weight 8g
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I was tired of constantly fixing and replacing HappyModel Mobula 8 frames, and while considering some lighter options, I decided to try making one myself. Based on carbon strip construction and printed joiners, similar to my 21700 NLR, this frame costs almost nothing to make, weighs just a bit more than nothing
(6,5 g frame, 2 g canopy), and shrugs off crashes (usually) like they were nothing.
For assembly, you'll need preferably some TPU-CF and 1x3 mm CF pulltruded strip, 500 mm long.
Use provided gluing tool to cut the strips to length and glue everything together. Use thinnest CA possible with a needle nozzle or a toothpic for precise application. You may have to trim with a Dremel carbon strips inside the motor mount, as Mobula 8 motor's shaft (HM EX1103) protrude too far.
The battery is held with 2x30 soft silicone oring. You can apply some B-7000 on battery mount surfaces to prevent it from sliding. Canopy is secured with 4x M1,6x10 screws.
Check out my other FPV related things for more cool things. Happy printing and safe flying!