My 3D Printed Micro Drone

by kronosrobotics | July 11, 2013 | (4) Posted in Just Fun

The original was laser cut out of birch plywood. This one printed on my MakerGear M2 using Creator software is lighter, stronger and fly's like a dream.

It is designed to use my Universal NAZA mount. This mount allows me to quickly move my NAZA to different machines.

 

The print time for all the parts was under 1.5 hours.

 

Arms 14m each

Upper Base 9m

Lower Base 14m

 

You can see the first tests here:

Micro Drone First Tests

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COMMENTS

1morehobby on July 11, 2013
Achievement I can only dream of. very nice.
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Cyberdactyl on July 12, 2013
Nice. But please, don't call it a Drone.
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singingraptors on July 13, 2013
Why not? that's what it is...
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Bjarkix2 on July 16, 2013
because of the media exaggerations, it is better if we don´t feed the hippies thinking that rc is dangerous and kills people.
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kronosrobotics on July 16, 2013
Sorry, but I will not be forced to change the name, headings or content of my postings because the media has blown the whole drone thing out of proportion.
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My 3D Printed Micro Drone