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RC GLIDER MOTORIZED 3D PRINTED
by maciejaser
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Hello everythingers!
I'm so happy to share my 3d printed rc glider. I'm finished work. All STL's files are ready to print. Wings parts are for one side only - you need to make a mirror in your slicer for other side. In attachment, you can find a file "ParamList for CURA" with description of slicer parameters.
Additional parts:
- ESC 12 A,
- ENGINE 1806, EMAX
- REDOX, 500mAh, 2s
- receiver 4ch or 6ch
- two servos 9g
- prop 6x4 from stock or own 3d printed included in files,
- carbon rod dia 4 mm
- duct tape to attach ailerons
- three screws M3x20, to assembly wing with fuselage
- 0,5 mm wire to lock canopy
- 2 mm wire to align slider with wing. Also wing A with wing B
- rubber ring to secure battery (internal handles in part M1_F1.stl)
- grill wooden shashlik, 3 mm for elevator axle
- electric guitar string for "pushrod" of the elevator
- electric guitar string for "pushrod" of the ailerons, or simple filament wire PLA :) M1_AI_PLA_adapter.stl - in progress
- C
I'm so happy to share my 3d printed rc glider. I'm finished work. All STL's files are ready to print. Wings parts are for one side only - you need to make a mirror in your slicer for other side. In attachment, you can find a file "ParamList for CURA" with description of slicer parameters.
Additional parts:
- ESC 12 A,
- ENGINE 1806, EMAX
- REDOX, 500mAh, 2s
- receiver 4ch or 6ch
- two servos 9g
- prop 6x4 from stock or own 3d printed included in files,
- carbon rod dia 4 mm
- duct tape to attach ailerons
- three screws M3x20, to assembly wing with fuselage
- 0,5 mm wire to lock canopy
- 2 mm wire to align slider with wing. Also wing A with wing B
- rubber ring to secure battery (internal handles in part M1_F1.stl)
- grill wooden shashlik, 3 mm for elevator axle
- electric guitar string for "pushrod" of the elevator
- electric guitar string for "pushrod" of the ailerons, or simple filament wire PLA :) M1_AI_PLA_adapter.stl - in progress
- C
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