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Tiny Quad Pod - UR65 by SkyTroll
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Tiny Quad Pod, the perfect pocket protector for your UR65 brushless whoops.
NOTE: it has been pointed out that betafpv's new beta65pro frames have a raised piece of plastic on the outside of the ducts. These frames do not currently fit this design, but i'll fix that soon.
V2
Lid now snaps tighter but is easier to remove.
Added Belt Loop file
Version for 2s Brushless Whoops (beta65x) can be found here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3209906
Version for 6mm brushed frames, the Tiny Whoop Coop can be found here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3115364
Print Settings
1) Use 0.5mm line width for the best walls. This is fine even if you are using a 0.4mm nozzle, just change the "line width" or "extrusion width" setting in your slicer.
2) The lid snap fits onto the sleeve, so tight tolerances are required. If your extrusion is not calibrated precisely you may find that the lid doesn't fit. In this case scale the lid very slightly in your slicer, but not too much or the snap fit won't work. I would try with a minuscule 0.2% increase if needed.
Tiny Quad Pod, the perfect pocket protector for your UR65 brushless whoops.
NOTE: it has been pointed out that betafpv's new beta65pro frames have a raised piece of plastic on the outside of the ducts. These frames do not currently fit this design, but i'll fix that soon.
V2
Lid now snaps tighter but is easier to remove.
Added Belt Loop file
Version for 2s Brushless Whoops (beta65x) can be found here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3209906
Version for 6mm brushed frames, the Tiny Whoop Coop can be found here:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3115364
Print Settings
1) Use 0.5mm line width for the best walls. This is fine even if you are using a 0.4mm nozzle, just change the "line width" or "extrusion width" setting in your slicer.
2) The lid snap fits onto the sleeve, so tight tolerances are required. If your extrusion is not calibrated precisely you may find that the lid doesn't fit. In this case scale the lid very slightly in your slicer, but not too much or the snap fit won't work. I would try with a minuscule 0.2% increase if needed.