The Development Blog of Tim Graupmann
Frame: [F450 Drone Frame]
Motor: A2212 1000KV w30A Motor Brushless ESC + 1045 Propeller: [4] [2]
Flight Controller: [Crius AIO Pro v2]
Battery: [Turnigy 4000mAh 30~40C LIPO]
Remember to always charge the LIPO battery under supervision. Never store a charged LIPO battery.
Prices seem to be inflated for each part by $50 to $100 compared to last year.
[Motherboard]: $321.82 ASUS ROG STRIX X99 GAMING/RGB STRIP with WIFI [amazon] [newegg]
[Memory]: $119 CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 2666 [amazon] [newegg]
[CPU]: $399 Intel Core i7-6800K Processor (3.60 GHz) [amazon] [newegg]
CPU Cooler: $41.17 [Cooler Master GeminII S524 Version 2 CPU Air Cooler with 5 Direct Contact Heat Pipes]
Power Supply: $144.99 [Corsair RMi Series, RM850i, 850 Watt (850W)]
Power Supply: $109.98 EVGA SuperNOVA 850W G3 [amazon] [newegg]
Case: $89.97 [DIYPC Skyline-07-R Black/Red SPCC ATX Full Tower]
Graphics: $579.99 [ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 8GB ROG STRIX]
Solid Wing v2 (Modular Wing): [thing:481]
I made a camera mount that attaches to the lid of my RPI2.
And one for RPI3.
[FilaFab] makes your own filament.
[OpenSCAD] is software for creating solid 3D CAD objects.
[Quote: From Jed]
3D printers can print all sorts of plastics. For your application you could use PLA or PETG or ABS, I don’t think it would be necessary to do any of the really fancy stuff like Poly-carbonate, Flexables, or nylon. Here is a page with just specialty filaments [matterhackers Specialty Filament]
3d printers don’t get a lot less expensive when they get smaller. I’d recommend buying one that is a “standard” size. Right now that seems to be 200×250(8″ x 10″) or so. There are a lot of places that sell garbage as well, so you will want to be careful if you buy a kit. I’d recommend going to [prusa3d.com] and checking that out. I’ve heard good things about [cetus3d.com]
The features to look for are a heated bed that can go to 100C and a “all metal hotend”, even better if it is a genuine e3d.
I have a couple printers,
Taz 6 [lulzbot taz 6] ~2500
This one was the first one that I bought. It is fairly expensive, but it has a quite large build area(11.02 in x 11.02 in x 9.8 in). It prints quite well, and has all high quality components. It has a fairly large nozzle which limits it’s ability to print small details.
Prusa MK2S [prusa3d i3 kit] ~700 [forum]
This is the one I like the best. It prints well and reasonably quickly. It has a slightly smaller nozzle than the Taz so it can do detail better.
Monoprice Maker Ultimate (No web address, as I don’t recommend it at all) ~800
Doesn’t print well without constant management. Prints slowly with that constant management.
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