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Thank you very much!

Hi, yes this plane uses a 4S 2200mAh battery and a 2820 Motor with a 50A ESC. The recommended Setup is pretty common and even If you can't find the specific components, you can use any similar sized. During the beta test, the plane withstood everything we threw at it including crankshafts etc. High G maneuvers are no problem.

@@3dblackbox thank you so much for your reply, that was very helpful 😁👍🏼

​@@3dblackboxjust one last question if you don't mind as I don't know too much about the capabilites of 3D printers or how complex this would be to do. Is it possible to make a fractionally smaller version by scaling it down in the software? My 2200mah are 3S and realistically would be better around 1000g to 1100g to get the power to weight ratio with 3S. Thanks for any advice

@@jasonbarker2761 You're Welcome 😊The main problem with up- or downscaling is, that the electronics and carbon tubes/spars won't fit anymore. Therefore significant modifications would be necessary. 3S does work too, but it won't be enough for hard 3D. If you are on a budget, I recommend CNHL batteries. They are a great bang for the buck.

@@trever017 You can replace the parts with anything available, that is similar sized. There is a Motor mount on cults3D for a different screw layout. A T-Motor 2820 or similar would work too as well as most Mini-Servos.

@@3dblackboxwhat is 8mm hole for at 2:17? A 8mm carbon rod? If so what length?

Nvm I found it on cult 3D page 😅

Thank you very much! I advise against using gas engines on 3D-printed planes due to the vibrations they produce. The materials we use can't withstand those vibrations or the engine fumes. Additionally, this plane would require an engine between 6-8ccm. So I highly recommend to use an electric motor. Best wishes from Germany =)

@@3dblackbox Thank you very much for taking the time to respond to me. It is very useful to know the estimated size of the equivalent glow engine. I understand the inconveniences you mentioned. Nonetheless, I am interested in the experiment; perhaps I can isolate the vibration somehow. I will let you know how it went. Thank you very, very much for all the information provided. Regards!

I just saw your printed V1. Looks great, I'm glad you like it!

@@3dblackbox I love it, I have one printed right now. when will V2 be released? I've found a way to make the LW pla stronger and is able to withstand the sun without messing up the plane.

​@@TopFormMediaI'm glad to hear that! I can't estimate the release date yet, because my website is still in the making and coding is out of my hands, but I'll keep you updated 😊

@@3dblackbox would appreciate that

I just saw the short wow it looks way more beginner friendly for assembly and better servo positions, and wing mounts very nice! I cant wait to build this new one😁

@@Ace-dh5lz Thanks, I'm glad you like the first one! Basically everything has changed: appearance, performance and usability. It's compatible with all slicers, printed in clean vase mode and has tons of new features that makes it easier to build and use. Additionally it's not only stronger, but also lighter. The geometry has changed completely, so the CG is easy to reach with lighter batteries. All the feedback from V1 has been implemented in the new design =)

Maybe the Download is corrupted. I suggest to download the files again. Alternatively you could try a different program to unzip the files. If you still have problems, don't hesitate to contact me via Facebook and we figure it out.

The download link is in the description. It's uploaded to cults3D =)

Thank you! I'm using an APC 11x7

One folder contains all parts as they were originally designed. The folder (SU-29_PrintFiles_PrusaMK3S) contains a few parts with less height to fit on prusa Mk3S printers.

@@3dblackbox Ahh.. imprimí esas también jdjadjladjaja

@@3dblackbox cuales son las piezas que se imprimen en PLA normal??? .... la cubierta (cowl), quedó más chica que la pieza que cubre. Ya imprimí todas las piezas de fuselage y ala con LW PLA.. ahora ya nose si las otras piezas van en LW PLA, o PLA normal

@@marckcl23 The materials are listed in the description on cults: Fuselage, Wings: LW-PLA Servo covers, Wheels, Spinner: PLA Tires: TPU A95 Motor mount: PETG You can bend the cowl a bit to fit on the fuselage =)

Yes, the Bambu Files will be included with V2. Unfortunately V1 is only compatible with Simplify3D, but V2 will be released in about a month 😊

@@3dblackbox which filament are you using as well? I had some left over rolls of eSun LW-PLA, but I don’t know if they will ever produce more of it again.

@@trever017 I use Colorfabb LW-PLA and highly recommend it.

@@3dblackbox Will the V2 be a separate download or just update of the free V1?

​@@wolflittlepsycho3437The V2 will be a separate download. V1 remains as free download

I sold the design to eclipson. It's published through their website as well as the Pathfinder.

@@3dblackbox Good for you.

Glad you liked it!

Settings for S3D are included in the .factory files. Unfortunately I can't suggest settings for other slicers for this design.

With mixed flying style around 25mins. Crusing with a Li-Ion the flight time is around an hour.

It's a problem with your print settings. This Design is only compatible with S3D. The .factory Files include the necessary print settings. However, I'm working on a new version which is compatible with all slicers and it's going to be released soon.

@@3dblackboxThanks for responding so quick! But i found the solution to the loading problem already! @all Bambulab users you will have to set "slice gap closing radius" in Quality tab to 0 (this will make the slicer to load in the structural elements inside the Fuselage) and also you will have to set "Top shell layers" in the strength Tab to 0 (only for the parts where another part needs to be inserted in , for example Fuselage Fuse F1 ) right now im printing in vasemode , is it really durable enough with only one wall layer?!

This Design makes use of S3Ds Feature to Change settings at a specific z-height. You might be able to print certain parts, but some won't print as intended in other slicers, because they require top-layers or two walls e.g. the tips of the rudder and elevator (to close the parts) , the landing gear etc.. These parts are also using Vase Mode to keep it lightweight. Using normal mode and top layers for these parts will add top layers to the internal structure as well resulting in more weight and likely abtail heavy plane. It's a complex problem that can't be solved effectively by other slicers which is why I recommend S3D for this build. For the second version of this plane, I changed of the geometry to make it entirely printable in Vase Mode.

@@3dblackbox yeah im really struggling to print the parts as im farily new to 3d printing in general! Right now im looking which parts need to be open to fit into each other , those i print with the Vase mode using the settings i mentioned before. And other parts like rudders ,elevators or the landing gear which needs to be closed im printing with different settings. How do i find the CG? "CG: 80 mm behind the leading edge of the root"- Is the Edge of the Root the Edge of the wing?

I buy them on Amazon or my local shop. You can get them from AliExpress, too.

Hi, yes I used iNav. I didn't touch this setting. Just make sure to grab it by the nose when throwing - not at the wing, like I did in the video 😁

@@3dblackboxthanks it does look a tricky wing to launch especially the first flight

@@irvine40 Actually it isn't with the right technique. It flies straight away without any roll tendency. However, I haven't designed or flown something as small as this before, so launching was a learning process and see what works best.

@@3dblackboxdid you set any reflex on the elevons?

@@irvine40 No, the only Thing that I slightly increased was the idle speed of the motor for autolaunch.

Hi, this design was meant to be printed with Simplify3D and makes use of the multi process feature to change profiles at a given z-height. The .factory Files include the print settings for S3D. However, I'm currently working on a new version that I'll release soon and which is compatible with all slicers.

​Hi, thanks for prompt reply, it is very much appreciated. I look forward to the new version but in the mean time I will continue to try and get the Simplify3D version to work on the Prusa Mk4 without using the Prusa Slicer. Best Regards

Thank you!

LW-PLA is necessary to reach the CG. PLA would be very tail heavy.

You can reuse most of the parts. The electronics from V1 will seamlessly integrate into V2. Some of the lengths of the carbon spars and screws my vary. Considering availability issues in certain regions, I suggest opting for a T-Motor AS2820. Nevertheless, if you possess a Permax from V1, it will still be compatible.

It's a work in progress and not released yet.

Hurry due my v1 need a mate it looks great

One is .stl, the other is .factory and includes the print settings. You only need one version.

thx@@3dblackbox

There is a BOM for all parts in the cults3D description.

Thanks

Also love your planes

@@KunjiSan9 Thank you, I appreciate it!

The settings are listed in the manual which is linked in the description of the cults page.

Thanks, you can get the parts from your local RC Hobby Shop, Amazon or AliExpress.

Thank you! The Beta Test is done, files are ready and I'm currently recording videos for V2, but can't estimate a release date yet. I'll keep you updated about the progress soon.

Awesome, thank you. Will v2 have the same esc, motor, carbon rods, etc. or will the BOM be different materials required? Thank you@@3dblackbox

Thanks a bunch, I appreciate it!

Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Actually, I had a couple of designs published by Eclipson last year-the Helix and Pathfinder. We collaborate occasionally ;)

I could see the hinge bracket for the wing and knew that was similar to the 3D plane design I bought and printed from them. Your design is very clean. I’ll make one towards the summer when my son is over for the holidays. Thanks for sharing.

@@knowledgebyte I'm currently finalizing V2 of this design which features lots of improvements including printability, flight performance, asthetics. I highly recommend to print the new one when it's ready 😊

@@3dblackbox WILCO

@@3dblackbox Hi, I own bambu lab p1s and i would like to print this beauty. Is it worth to wait for V2 or not? What print settings do you recommend for printing this Su 29?

Hi, thanks a lot. You can find the parts list on the cults3D page. However, if this is your first plane, I suggest to get started with a beginner friendly RTF Foam plane. Seeking out a local club to grasp the fundamentals firsthand will mitigate a significant amount of frustration.

@@3dblackbox my first one was a 3 channel foam plane and I had fun with that. I just want to actually assemble one mostly. I’ll check cults thanks!

@@cosmicJagaimo Ok great, good luck with your build and have fun!

@@3dblackbox if I wanted to shrink this plane a bit so I can fly it safely at a park, what parts would I get then? I think the current wing span might be too big for a park.

​@@cosmicJagaimo Scaling this kind of design isn't possible without lots of modifications. Many components such as electronics and carbon spars will no longer be compatible. Additionally, issues will arise with the internal structure, tolerances, and high wing loading.

You can find all specs in the cults3D description. I used a Permax BL-O 3520-0920 with a 12x7 prop.

​​@@3dblackboxsorry I didn't check it. TY

I recommend Colorfabb LW-PLA. I think there are local dealers in the USA or you can buy it from Colorfabb directly.

Thank you, I appreciate it!

The weight alone doesn't convey sufficient information about the torque generated by the servo. I suggest considering the Savöx SH0255mg due to the potentially high speeds of this plane and the shorter leverage of the servo arms.

Around 500g LW-PLA and a few grams of TPU and PLA.

The large parts don't require infill. The rib structure is designed and the settings are included in the .factory files for S3D.

​​@@3dblackboxthe canopy doesn't fit after the print the 2 parts doesn't fit into each other to form the part😢

@@gamenhacktechstore7472 A picture would help me to figure out the problem. Please contact me via Facebook (3DBlackboxRC).

Thank you 😊 This Design makes use of S3Ds ability to change profiles at a specific Z-height. Therefore I used a Vase Mode approach for the interals while still being able to close shapes with top-layers at the end. Currently V2 is in beta testing which can be printed in vase mode and is compatible with all slicers.

Is v2 out?

@@hobbylyfe4716 I'm currently working on the third iteration, which I hope will be the final one. The upcoming test flights are scheduled for the coming weeks. Notably, the previous tests demonstrated outstanding performance. Our focus now is on meticulously ensuring that every detail meets the highest standards.

@@3dblackbox what improvements should I expect, I was about to make it but should I wait now

@@hobbylyfe4716 It's definitely worth waiting. Every aspect has been improved, from flight performance, to printability and strength.

Testing is going very well. The feedback has been great, but as expected the weather is currently challenging for some pilots. We are also testing different wings at the moment which takes some time. Stay tuned for updates 😊

Thank you, I'm glad you like it. You can use a T-Motor AS2820 as an alternative ;)

@@3dblackbox Thanks you!!