Paradrone Buildvlog #2 3D printing

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In this second episode I will talk about the parts that I had to print for the projects and the challenges I encountered along the way.
First time with a teleprompter, it works well but I do need to adjust my stance a bit (too static) well that is how we learn!
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9 фев 2018

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@Project-Air 6 лет назад

Hey Stefan, I'm really impressed with both your project and the production quality of your video. Nice job! Looking forward to more.

@StefsEngineering 6 лет назад

Thanks! I also saw your post on the FT forum, I appriciate it that my build gets featured in an article on the Flite Test website, I'm looking forward to reading the article!

@Project-Air 6 лет назад

No problem! :) Looking forward to sharing it with everyone

@felixdietzCGN 6 лет назад

I havent seen any composite Materials using laminating and printed parts so thats very interesting! Also, when designing printed parts for laminating, one could save a lot of printing time with a rigid yet light infill and a single, smooth outer wall when the final toughness comes from laminating with glass fiber. I'll be interesting to see how this turns out 👍

@StefsEngineering 6 лет назад

I am curious as well, this version is designed to be fully laminated, I also want to try a seperate version where I only laminate carbon strips in the essential area's. My guess is that this will be easier to make and easier for others to try as well. Mainly because you do not have to work the cloth over all those akward 3D shapes.