Скачать или смотреть FreeCAD 1.0 | FPV quadcopter frame design Step-by-Step | 3D CAD | No commentary

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I should also note that I'm not a 3D CAD or FreeCAD professional (I'm an engineer, but not a mechanical or civil engineer). Using 3D CAD is currently just my hobby. So the video might show it incorrectly or use bad or inefficient methods.

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The part shown in the video on Thingiverse :
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:718...

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My goal with this is:
1) That I always have access to this guide. Maybe I won't design a frame for the next 5 years. That way I can quickly remember how to do it... If I want to design one again...
2) I would love to see more pilots design frames; it would be great to see the creative things that come out of it.

Specs of the design (or simply change them later):
Quadcopter frame for 40 mm props. Wheelbase 92 mm. Top mounted battery. For Nano FPV camera 14 mm and SubNano camera for example 11 mm. For diameter 6,6 mm 3 holes M1,4 mount motors. For 25,5 x 25,5 mm whoop size M2 AIO and VTX. You still have to design the camera and antenna holder.

Demonstration purpose only ! Use at your own risk ! Not tested yet !
It was actually created solely only for the video. No second check for accuracy, no prototype 3D prints for testing, no CNC service carbon fiber order for testing, no practical field testing.

Time codes:
00:00:00 Intro & Why FreeCAD
00:00:30 FreeCAD V & New project
00:01:10 X pad (ctrl to multi select points)
00:15:07 Bottom pad
00:18:36 Imaginary props (later better method)
00:23:52 Subsequent adjustments possible
00:28:39 Frame standoffs
00:37:16 Roundings & Motor plates
00:43:51 FC-ESC mounting
00:56:21 Motor mounting
01:10:25 USB and more cuts
01:15:09 Roundings at end
01:21:29 How to use Caterpillar
01:23:34 Top plate
01:29:15 END