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I agree with your first point. The milled fiberglass the author used is a much better UAS frame material than anything from a filament 3d printer due to stiffn
by the__alchemist 4mo ago
I agree with your first point.
The milled fiberglass the author used is a much better UAS frame material than anything from a filament 3d printer due to stiffness and related considerations.
- mickeyp 4mo agoOh no doubt. I'm no drone expert!
- spiralcoaster 4mo ago[flagged]
- the__alchemist 4mo agoI will stick up for spiralcoaster. This post is direct and could be interpreted as offensive. Sarcasm both in general, and especially over text is often not appreciated. (It partially depends on culture). Yet, I think this analogy is appropriate here, and I was thinking along the same lines.
- mickeyp 4mo agoBut people do 3d print frames for drones and gliders. It's undoubtedly worse than carbon fibre, I guess, but I found it interesting enough to share that you can buy especially lightweight filaments designed for aeronautic stuff.