Anyone printed a Drone yet? like a keyring size mavic?
and…
on the keyring side of things… who’s designing a GADC one Similar to:
Anyone printed a Drone yet? like a keyring size mavic?
and…
on the keyring side of things… who’s designing a GADC one Similar to:
I’ll take that Jeep one if it’s going spare?
I don’t even know what you use to design a 3D “thing”?
Is it as simple as typing the letters in and pressing GO?
A video I watched the other day a guy used his iphone with a 3D scanning app to scan a model, he then uploaded it to something and turned it into a 3D print file and printed it. Is this possible with say using a phone app to scan our drones?
I’d like to think so and I’m sure the software can’t be that difficult… Can it
Was thinking more:
Yeah, 3 so far…
2 in this thread.
https://greyarro.ws/t/3d-printing-a-small-drone/34126/24
One is now defunct and the electronics moved to a proper frame.
The other one is probably about to go the same way.
But I still have this one going and I expect it’ll continue to exist for a while yet.
Oh and then there was the short-lived plane…
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=photogrammetry
The process I used for the TBS logo fob above was to copy an image from their website, trace it in Inkscape, save that as a DXF, import that into my CAD program and then extrude the profiles. Save that as an STL, load into a slicer program (Cura) to create the GCODE for the 3D printer, transfer it via a micro SD and then press GO.
So, yes, pretty much.
Letters wouldn’t be too hard to do.
Found this one, the search for a mavic continues
Jez, all I heard there was:
“Sure thing, leave it with me!”
You can buy them that size that fly. Its called a skeye pico. I’ve got one somewhere
See?
Here is the very reason I don’t own a 3D printer.
The amount of useless tat that’d end up adoring the mantle piece in my living room, “just because I could”