3D printed F-16 Build Video
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This is the build video for my 3D printed F-16.
Warning, it's long and can/will be boring at some parts but it was meant to show most of the steps needed to build the 3D printed F-16. First ever build video, not the best at editing videos and do not have proper camera equipment, so bear with me.
See the PDF for more details and instructions.
For tips and tricks see build thread here:
www.rcgroups.c...
Files can be downloaded here:
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Flight videos can be found here are my channel:
/ @sindrg1
Thank you for uploading this design to colt3d. I messed up and started printing this in LW-PLA. Now I'm going to order some PLA+ so I can print and build this. I cant wait. This model is so awesome looking. And I already got a set of retracts that'll be perfect for this!
So sorry for not responding sooner. This can be printed in LW-PLA to. Stabs and wings should be PLA+ thou. Just cover it with 18g/sqrm fiberglass and it will be super strong and lightweight.
Do you got a link for the retracts? I have been looking all over for a set that might fit this model.
I will definitely build a couple of these. Shopping list to follow soon? Please post short movie where gear is cycled and control surface throws are shown.
Great work!
Found shopping list under your second flight video 👍🏻
@@marcovandevelde I can do a walkaround movie, to show adjustments, gears up and down, battery placement, CG etc. Stay tuned :)
Very very cool design, seems like you’re losing a lot of efficiency on that fan perhaps due to intake obstructions? I know EDFs and jets in general require huge power to get rolling in the ground but for the power it sounds like it’s making it should be reacting a bit better. The flow just doesn’t sound clean but this is an educated guess from uncertain footage, either way it’s a brilliant design.
Yea I am looking into a design change to open up the air intake duct some more. Than you for those kind words.
Very professional. I like this jet . very cool design.
very cool project. i'm thinking about to build it!
Please do and I will try to help if you encounter any issues.
I just bought your F16 files. Great work, well done. Plus the pdf manual helps a lot.
Thank you so much mate. If you have any questions or suggestions, please let me know. Happy printing and happy flying.
Can you share with me please, i really need them, but i haven't got enough money..
@@artemt4618 I think that would be not fair for the seller. He is only asking for $20 for it any way. Respect for his good work.
@@fpv-tech i haven't got 20$
@@artemt4618 ask the owner for permission than i will send to you.
Amazing work bro, thanks for the video
Brilliant piece of printing and design. Keep up the good work
Just downloaded your f16 files. Hope i can produce a useful result, wish me luck
Hi mate. Thank you for the kind words. If you experience any trouble, please contact me and I will try my best to help you out. I am working on a new set of wings, with a more forgiving profile, so print the wings last and maybe I had time to complete those.
Nice to see 50mm version without re-track using LW PLA too
I think it might be too much work to redesign this to a 50mm version. Might be easier to design from the start and for vase mode printing.
This is awesome, I am planning to try it out in the next few months
Is there any changes to the printer settings If I go with LW-PLA over PLA+? I am finding a lot of spots where I can push through with my fingers using PLA+. With LW I can sand and coat with resin instead of fiberglass. I can not do that with PLA+. I'm sure it's a setting issue but I'm at a loss to rectify it. I could even double my wall count with LW and almost not be over on weight.
My last two versions have been mostly LW-PLA-HT print, combined with 18g/sqrm fiberglass. I love that combo but adds a ton of work to the model build. I have tried 2 walls LW-PLA but that was with ESun LW-pla, which I didn't manage to print right. I will revisit that later, now that I have the LW-PLA-HT tuned in ok. Maybe even add just a thin coat of resin on it.
If you go down the 2 wall road, then you need to adjust the upper and lower 5mm of the fuselage parts, to only print with one wall. Else you will have issues with inserting them into each other.
The single wall LW-PLA-HT is really fragile until you have added the fiberglass, but after that, wow. It is amazing.
Just ask if there is anything I can help you out with. You can try to follow this thread for more info: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4000951-F-16-80mm-EDF/page19
I've never done fiber glass before, so I'd be in uncharted waters with trying that. Wouldn't fiberglass add a ton of weight? I did see a technique using resin over sanded LW-PLA, which I plan to try. I use eSun filament exclusively. I find it either hides my lack of printer skill or is a superior product. I can have 2 completely different results with no settings change if I use another brand, it seems.
I loved your work, it's wonderful, I congratulate you. Sorry for the question but how can I access the molds or plans to 3D print? If you can help me I would be very grateful, if not, just say hi, thank you very much.
Jaime Álvarez, from Chile.
Thank you so much Jamie :D Comments like yours mean alot to me :D The files can be downloaded here if you want to print you own :D
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask and I will do my best to answer them.
Have a great day :D
@@Sindrg1 My intention is to make one for myself, just as a figure, not to fly it, it has nothing to do with anything commercial, I love these airplanes. I would love to learn very well and one day have your skills. Desde hoy eres mi gran amigo jajaj XD. Saludos desde el sur del mundo. Chile.
Fantastic video, and nice design.
Thank you mate! The files are waiting for you whenever you are ready :)
Wow!! Great job!
Nice...I'm late to the party,i have X1 bambu any updates would be appreciated...as i purchase the build from you. Awesome job 👏
Hi man and thank you. Just hold on a few more days before you start printing. Version 2.1 will soon be released with some minor improvements and updates.
Very Impressive!!!
Thank you!
Sorry to bother you, I can’t find the esc and the landing gear, could you tell me pls where to buy them ? Thanks 😊
Hello. great job. please tell me what nozzle you used on the printer??? 0.4 mm or more??? I think that with such large objects you need 1mm thickness. What 3d printer nozzle did you use? how long did it take to print the whole plane?? thanks in advance for your reply.
Hi man and thank you. All of this was done on a Prusa MK3S with a 0.4mm nozzle. It takes about 1 week of printing, depends on the speed you are printing with. Allmost every part is printed with 1 wall, except a few parts inside. I used aboute 1,2 Kg of PLA+ on this one.
Hi want to purchase and download your design for this plane but wanted to know if I go with with PLA+ preferably due to cleaner looking prints but heavier would 3S 50-60mm EDF version strong enough power system if scaled down to it’s perspective size? Thanks for the help…
Pla+ can be used for slightly larger models but I am afraid itwill be too heavy when scaling it down. You could try that setup with this one: ua-cam.com/video/RAH02SE9jyo/v-deo.htmlsi=6e7W0dLqbGmPC6Np but it need lw-pla as well. Hope this helps you out and get you airborn :)
What is the carbon rods dimensions
And hop many rods did you use?
The flat bars are 1x5mm at 500mm length. I used 4. The carbon tubes are 8x6mm 500mm length. Used 2.
Bel volo, ma l'hai stampato tu? Eventualmente dove lo trovo? Grazie
Hi. Yes its 3D printed :) the giles can be downloaded here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen
hello
Thanks for a nice model, i have start to print youre f16 model and I had trying to print first three parts for fuselage and i have problems, none of the parts fits together, they are to thick ,so i wonder if
you can send the settings you use on cura it would help a lot
thanks again for a great model
Erik from sweden
Hi. On version 2, there are a few differencies compared to the build video. On several of the fuselage bodies, you will have to remove 5mm of the air intake duct to make it fit. This is because I wanted the engine to draw air out from fuselage to have some airflow around all the electronics. The outer parts should slide into eachother as in the build video. You could print a calibration cube and meassure that you actally print with 0,42mm +-0,05mm. Then you can adjust your flowrate accordingly.
I can try to make a updated build video with version 2 but that will take some time.
thanks for quick reply Erik
I’d love a 3d printed plane but is there a way of buying them already printed out in kit form to build myself but without the hassle of buying a printer myself ??
There are plenty that can 3d print for you. I have printed out 2 for some friends and 1 for my office. Just search facebook or similar for 3d printing and your local town/county/country and ask. Where do you live? My experience is that it might cost more than it is worth vs buying a foam kit when others have to 3d print for you. I would be happy to print out for you but shipping it might be expensive and risky. But why would you miss out on all the joy of 3D printing?
@@Sindrg1 I’m in uk pal , how much to print and ship a plane like in the video ?
@@oldskoolg6098 where in the UK? I will be travelig over to Yeovil in the end of August. Still I would not recommended playing with a 3D printed plane without having someone to print spare parts for you. You are gonna need that because 3d printed planes cracks and breaks more often than foam.
@@Sindrg1 oh ok well I’m not buying a printer so maybe I won’t be flying any 3d printed planes anytime soon , good job of talking me out of it thanks pal , just what I was looking for a negative asshole !!!
Awesome, makes me want to print one now. I think I just might. Only $12 dollars.
Thank you my friend. I tried to design it as affordable as posible with both the parts used and the price for it. I would love to see alot of people enjoying this model around the globe :)
@@Sindrg1 you are a legend mate
BELLISSIMO....complimenti davvero !!!!!
Amazing work I wondered what scale model build ?
Thank you. Its build in 1/12.4 scale
Very nice indeed! Did you use Cura? If so, can you describe your settings?
@@eddybest100 Hi. The settings I used is in the pdf in the folder on cult, but in general its: 1 wall, 0,4 thickness, 0,12mm layerheight, most done without support, 0% infill, rest is standard pla+ settings.
Why would you want to to glue the wings on and not just bolt on like all arfs ?
If you watch from 43:30, you will see that the wings are boltet on :) You just use the wings to glue the wing lock in the correct spot.
Nice ✈️✈️and best of luck for maiden flight 🛫 🛫
Maiden had been done and went ok. Did some adjustments and it flew better at the second flight. 🤘 still need to finetune the CG to have it perfect.
is that PLA-LW Forming ? how much weight of the model and what edf system are you using ?
Hi. This was made with PLA+ and weigh 2,7kg flight ready but I have one made out of LW-PLA-HT and covered with 18g/sqrm fiberglass. That is a much better combo and lighter. Its with 80mm edf from FMS
I think I’m more excited to build this than the RC-Jetprint F35B. Will Hitech HS-70 MG servos work with this I have like 20 on hand and would rather use em instead of getting new ones.
Why not build both :D The F35B looks awesome :D
The HS-70 MG is taller than the regular 9g servos but not as wide as the 22g from Corona, which means that they are in the middle of the two versions that I designed for.
The HS-70 MG will fit into the fuselage slots on the 9g versions of the parts, if you remove the bottom of the servo slot. The screw holes look from the drawings to be equal to the 9-grams. They will not fit the nose gear steering slot, as this is too shallow for them. it might work but I can't guarantee it.
On the wings, I think you might have to go for the 22g servo setup. If this does not fit, let me know and I can make an adapter.
Just don't glue anything before test fitting those. I will help you out either way :D
@@Sindrg1 I have a few other micro servos on hand. Hitec HS-82mg and flash hobby D9025mg. I’ll try too.
@@Sindrg1 actually found a good deal on some smraza 9g ones. Be here today. Print a wind today and try all the servos I have on hand.
@@TheGreatBooger just be careful to not use the cheapest 9g on the elevons and on the wings, as it is quite a heavy load for a small 9g servo. That is why I made the 22g version, so that I can both trust them more and pull more acro moves :)
@@Sindrg1 which 22g ones you use.
Hello brother, i need some custom canopy for your F16 80mm edf RC 3d plane for DJI O3 air unit and DJI Caddx Vista Air Unit. Can you help me with that? I Will paid that custom design..
Hi Man. I will of course help you out with this. Could you send me an email at sindregjertsen@gmail.com. I need some measurements and request on how you want the placement of the different parts.
@@Sindrg1 thanks man, i Will send you an email..
@@Sindrg1 already send an email to you brother..
What 3d printer do you use?
This is printed on the Prusa MK3S
I wanna build one, can you put a parts list together? pretty please EDIT. nevermind, i see partsd list in the included cad link.
If it hadn't been there, I would had made one for you since you asked so nice:)
The good of since..Iam Likets Airmodelling
Fantastic design, print ad build …can I ask what 3d printer do you have, as looking at getting one soon.
Hi and thank you for the kind words. I have the MK3S Prusa. I am super happy with that workhorse of a printer but there might be cheaper options or newer printers that cost the same out there. I hear great things about the bambu lab x1 (I am considering buying that one myself or the Prusa XL when that arrive)
@@Sindrg1 thanks for reply, you’ve just gained another subscriber hopefully you’ll post future projects🤞🏼Yes Bambu printers seem to be making some headlines, just watched a few reviews just there..
@@kshaw8494 Thank you. I will. Got an A-10 that is soon done with the design phase but then there will be the testing and redesigning phase :D I also got a few friends that wants me to do an SAAB 37 Viggen, both in the same scale as the F-16 and molds for a 1:6 scale fiberglass one. That will be a completely different kind of project though.
But thanks again for the sub and I hope I can bring you some content you like :D
Thanks bro this thing is awesome
What't the motor? And what is the model of the front landing gear servo?
The complete list are available here cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen with links to the ones I bought. Hope this helps.
Very nice
Could you help me with the materials i would need yo get it togethwr and would i have to put in thw setvos before or can i after building it i just want to build it but only have enough money to put it togethwr bu ti will get it flying any help?
Hi. All the materials needed is listed in the PDF, on the cult3d.com download page and used during the build video.
The servos to the elevators should be installed before gluing, the same with the engine and ESC. It will be hard to pull all these wires with the model glued together. I recommend doing it in the same order as the build video.
This should not be your first RC plane nor your first 3d printed plane. You need to have basic building skills and basic printing skills to put this model together.
Happy flying :D
@@Sindrg1I'm exited for this! I have had 8 years of printin experience so I got that locked in! And I'm allright with flying! And if I crash this is the entire plane busted? And would it be a good idea if I made the nose cone from tpu?
Bravo
Can this model be scaled down for a 30mm EDF?
I don't know sorry. My guess would be that it would be to heavy but with LW pla, no retracts, maybe just elevons, it might work.
I bought your file ❤
Thank you so much. Let me know if you experience any difficulties or have any tips for improving, I will do what I can to help. Happy printing and happy flying.
@@Sindrg1 thank you ☺☺
dose it fly?
Yes it does fly :D check out my channel for flight videos. ua-cam.com/channels/9lXvOZmATa1WuuBzql4Z3Q.html
Which material did you use to print?
Hi. This one was made from Sunlu PLA+. I have made one in Esun PLA+ and I got a version 2 coming soon where I am trying out LW-PLA and covering with fiberglass and epoxy.
Hola amigo le quedo genial ahora a volar jejeje like 👍🏼
The reader file is broken. Other parts are printed from The tail file of the work is missing.
Do you mean the PDF file or the rudder file? All of the parts should be there. Send me a email to sindregjertsen@gmail.com.
Aye Aurora 9 love that radio
My first radio. Use both that and a ix12. Like the Aurora the most 😀
@@Sindrg1 it is too bad the screen is outdated oh well
imagine crashing this
Check! Have crashed 2 of them so far :D It only takes about 1 day to build it and many of the parts can be reused :D This is by far my favorite plane to fly.
Bonjour superbe réalisation 😍👍 ou peut on trouvé le fichier pour l’imprimer merci . Bonjour de France
Hi and thank you. The files can be downloaded here cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen
@@Sindrg1 merci pour cet réponse car le f-16 est magnifique 👍
Pourquoi ne pas l’avoir imprimé en lwpla il aurait était plus léger ?
@@benoitlejeune8991 I did not have any LW-PLA back then and have no experience with LW-PLA printing. There is a few people that has printed it in LW-PLA. Check out www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4000951-F-16-80mm-EDF and what user Warbirdmadman has done. I will print my next one with LW-PLA.
@@Sindrg1 petite contribution fichier acheté 👍
Does this fly? Also can you do an F-15 Eagle Please?
It does fly. check out my channel for flight videos. I might get to that later. I am working on a A-10 now on the side.
@@Sindrg1 Sounds good buddy!
İs there print files for sharing
Hi there! This is a fantastic design. My printer is a 15x15x15cm print bed (and print height) will I be able to print this?
Hi! Thank you for the kind words! I am sorry but that is too small for this model. The minimum is 20x20x20.
@@Sindrg1 ok, thanks for the help, one day I’ll upgrade my printer, I’ll print it then! Thank you!
I think you may have done this before
Nope. First build video and first time designing an 3D printed plane. This was my 3rd version of the F-16 that I put together so that was not the first time 😀
Satın aldığımız 3d datayı yazdıramıyoruz yardımcı olurmusunuz
Hi. these are .STL files. You need to use a slicer software to generate G-codes for your printer. Hope this helps :D
How can I contact you
Send me an email to sindregjertsen@gmail.com
hello friend, what is the cost of f16 disassembled to buy from you,
Hi my friend.
I can, if you really want, print one and send it to you but I would not recommend going that way. The cost of having me print for you and then ship all of it in a large box, will be too much. I can’t guarantee that the parts will survive shipping, as I have no box and packing that protects the parts enough. I also don't recommend going for 3d printed planes if you can not print spare parts yourself or through a friend. ‘
Ask around and see if there is anyone that can print for you. If all else fails, send me an email to Sindregjertsen@gmail.com and we can see what we can do.
Ок,
f16 looks great, your suffering too
What mm edf ?
80mm edf s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dlez8Hv
Is it LW PLA Filament?
I have not printed it in LW-PLA yet only PLA+ but there are someone who has. Check out warbirdmadman on this thread: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4000951-F-16-80mm-EDF/page9
Hi thanks for sharing. What r those plastic lines u using and where to get them plz. I am looking to build too. Thanks
Hi and thank you. If you mean those black thin strips, those are carbon fiber flat bars. I bought these s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AMPRK7. If it was not these then let me know where in the video I use the ones you mean 😊
@@Sindrg1 yea great. Thanks very much. thats a great F16 plan.
@@Sindrg1 what size flat bars should be used please
@@fpv-tech I am using the 1 x 5 x 500mm flat bar all over. You need 4 for the fuselage and 1-2 for the between wing1 and wing2. The PDF in the downloaded files should show this. I will update that one with a complete partslist and where to use what pretty soon.
Looks like 3D printing is fun to glue together, not like foam models that requires hours of cutting,sanding and more ,btw what will you build next ,I really want you to make a cessna 150 or 172 ,if you could
yes it is a lot more fun to glue together but it does require some afterwork to fit perfectly. I am looking into designing an A-10 with dual 70mm EDF but I am not sure yet. I believe that 3D labprint has the cessna 152 for sale on their web page.
@@Sindrg1 oh ok thanks , I wish you luck my friend 👍🖐️🛩️
Complimenti per il video e per il modello, ho comprato i tuoi file, qual'è il tuo piano di stampa?
Puoi in futuro progettare un jet Tornado?
Grazie...mi metto subito al lavoro
ho aperto ora il file pdf allegato....ho visto che utilizzi uma prusa MK3s....ok
@@sebastianoconsiglio541 Thank you my friend. Yes I am using the MK3S and all the files should print fine on that or something of the same size.
I am looking into an A-10 with dual 70mm EDF now but who knows what is next. Might be a Tornado. I have not decided yet.
Good luck on printing and building. If you have any questions, just ask :D
Hello! Where did you buy The 3D print file for this?? I love it!! Very well constructed, would love to get one!!
Hello! I did not buy it but I am the designer behind this model :). Thank you for your kind words my friend. The files are available here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen
Sorry to disturb you, I’ve got another question. How have you done the cockpit glass?
Is it a molten plastic or it’s a real glass ?
Also I couldn’t find any fpv camera ( i mean an entire set with goggles remote and moving camera . If you could find one,could you send me the link pls 😅 thank you very much. And again sorry for disturbing you. Have a nice day 😊
@@SigmaSoul-1 Heat shaped plastic. The plug for the canopy is included in the cult folder.
You are not disturbing my friend. Just ask all the questions you want and I will try to answer them as good as I can. Its a technique called vacumforming. You heat up a sheet of plastic and use a vacumtable (lots a videos on youtube for DIY) and the vacume will form the heated plastic around the plug (canopy model). Its challenging to get right but fun when it works.
@@SigmaSoul-1 I have not made any FPV mounting inside the cockpit but I would love to see anyone doing that to this model. I love to see that people mod and make this plane even better. Please share any photos if you find a FPV setup that fits into this cockpit. And again, you dont disturb me at all. Please ask as much as you want. I really just want to help people build this model and enjoy it as much as I am.
What is that soray brand and the ca
3d printing material is PLA+ from esun and CA is normal medium thick CA glue with an accelerator.
I gonna build it 🤟😀
Let me know if you run into any issues. Just build me a new one :)
@@Sindrg1 ok ,thanks 😀. And i also subscribed to your channel 🎉
@@Sindrg1oh , right , i wanted to ask you , if you have any site like amazon from where to buy the materials , because i cannot find the landing gears . Thanks 😀
@@Sindrg1good news ! 😊 i started printing out the plane and i am gonna buy the materials for it 😊
@@SigmaSoul-1 Hi man and sorry for the late response. I have not found any standard landing gear that fits the 5mm shaft and have the angle needed to fit the F-16. Check out this page to see how both me and another user solved it: www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4000951-F-16-80mm-EDF/page18
Hello please stl print dowload? Thankyou
Hi man. The link is cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen :)
Super 👌
Genial !! Cuál es el peso total incluido baterías y electrónica …???
Thank you! The entire plane weighs 2,7Kg with everything
@@Sindrg1 si está impreso en PLA está muy bien, incluso podría bajar algo si alguna parte se imprime en LW. Para una EDF 80, es un muy buen peso y baja pérdida … entiendo … algún vídeo más de vuelo estable …?? Felicitaciones por el diseño !!!
@@jacl108 Yes, this one is all PLA+. I want to try with LW-PLA soon but i need to learn how to print with that first. I think you need to use 2 perimeter to keep the strength. The weather has been bad and a lot to do at work, so I have not gotten a chance yet. Maybe this weekend if I'm lucky. And thank you once again
How do I get the files?
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen
Nice vid man 👍👍👍! But sorry, your music sucks, had to turn down the volume🧟♂
Thanks man. No worries, its just the free music from youtube studio. Just needed something in the background :) just mute it and put on something you like :)
Can i also use a 70mm edf?
Hi man. Yes I think so but you might need to design a insert for it to fit the slot. You would need to focus on keeping the weight down, as you will get reduced thrust.
Thanks man I will try it
do the EL-39 next
There are some L-39 out there that looks really good. Search for L-39 cult in google.
starship next ??
Do you mean from spaceX?
👍😲
How did you create the parts?
Hi. Created it using a 3 point view in Fusion360. using the loft function in fusion.
Which 3d printer do you use
Hi, I use the Prusa Mk3S+.
could i use a higher thrust edf?
You mean a bigger one or a better quality one than the FMS one?
@@Sindrg1 bigger one
@@Sindrg1 also how would i replace damaged parts if my test flight fails?
@@daredevz6917 you need to scale up the entire model to fit a bigger edf. The biggest that I know someone has done, is 126% and a 105mm fan. www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?4000951-F-16-80mm-EDF page 10-12 shows two people scale these up and their experience. I have not done this myself yet but will try the 126% soon.
The fuselage is glued into one piece. The wings and the horizontal stabs can be removed/replaced. I repair my models with 18g/sqrm fiberglass and epoxy.
plans?
Files can be downloaded here cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/f-16-fighting-falcon-rc-80mm-edf-1200mm-sindregjertsen :)
What's the diameter of the EDF you've used?
its the FMS 80mm edf. The partslist is available in the cult link.
@@Sindrg1 thank you for the answer, is there any way to adapt it to 64mm EDF?
@@yasinyenermc5714 you could try to scale it down in the slicer but I am afraid that it will make all the internal channels for carbon rods and stuff too small and tight. The plane as it is now will be to heavy for a 64mm. I am looking into making a 70mm version for LW-PLA, that might do with a 64mm as well. This plane is still just in my head and will most likely not be ready this year I'm afraid.
@@Sindrg1 thank you so much for the replies, liked + subbed 👍
How did you design it ?
In fusion360. Started with a 3d model I found online and together with a 3-view blueprint. Started with sketching up the outside first, lofted the surfaces, stitched em together and 500-ish working hours later and a lot of youtube guides = tada!!. It is designed as a solid body and all internal structures are actually 0,1mm wide slots. A lot of testprinting and redesigning before I was happy enough to release the files :) I am constantly redesigning parts, as tips to improve the design and requests for functions come in from the community 😊
@@Sindrg1 want to make it so bad i just printed an spitfire
@@peterpederiva286 This model will still be here when you are done building your Spitfire 😊 it takes about 1,5 weeks of printing to print all the parts on 1 printer :)
@@Sindrg1 there is an 50 mm edF version ?
@@peterpederiva286 No sorry. I have only designed this for a 80mm edf. A 50mm edf will be so weak that I need to design it lighter and with less internal structure.
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Wait it doesn’t fly
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Norge ? .
Yupp 😀
that shit will never fly
Thank you for your comment. Care to share any tips of why not?