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SPEEDY - a 3D-printable RC-Flying-Wing by Minihawk
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years ago
A 3D-printable RC-plane. A Flying wing with a wingspan about 616mm, and a weight less than 300g with electronics included
Update 1 (10/09/2017) : New canopy with 3mm-holes, you can put a 3mm-wood-beam into it to fix the canopy with some rubber bands. Look at picture to see how the canopy can be fixed using some rubber bands. You can put these rubber bands in the inside, too, if you like.
Update 2 (10/10/2017) : Winglets for left and right wing. Slice this parts with more "normal" slicing-parasmeters, i used 3 loops and 25% infill. These winglets snap into the wings, but it is better to glue them at their places.
Planned update: I am creating a new fuselage, not a substitute for the old one, but a new thing to be able to put a motor and battery pack inside for a electrical powered plane. I am not sure what motor-configuration to use, think about a high speed thing with a propsize of 5x5 inches or s.l.t.
Update 1 (10/09/2017) : New canopy with 3mm-holes, you can put a 3mm-wood-beam into it to fix the canopy with some rubber bands. Look at picture to see how the canopy can be fixed using some rubber bands. You can put these rubber bands in the inside, too, if you like.
Update 2 (10/10/2017) : Winglets for left and right wing. Slice this parts with more "normal" slicing-parasmeters, i used 3 loops and 25% infill. These winglets snap into the wings, but it is better to glue them at their places.
Planned update: I am creating a new fuselage, not a substitute for the old one, but a new thing to be able to put a motor and battery pack inside for a electrical powered plane. I am not sure what motor-configuration to use, think about a high speed thing with a propsize of 5x5 inches or s.l.t.