🔗 Latest video outlines more improvements to the design and the additional of bi-blades alongside the tri-blades:
🔗 Link to the Thingiverse thing/part/doodad (FYI, Thingiverse sometimes corrupts the zip file, so download individual STLs if you need to):
🔗 Also, link to my next generation design which tries to improve upon this one in terms of blade angle and overall thickness:
🔗 Additionally, created a bi-blade design, closer to MIT's final presented design, but not exact:
🔗 Brave souls who printed, tested and even flew with the original design: @QEDFPV Motor bench test: @QEDFPV Tinywhoop flight: @Maxbl4 7" Acro test hover: @willitmod Cinewhoop flight:
So far I've got sizes ranging from 40mm, 2" up to 4" but they're all just scaled versions of the original 3.5" so they won't be ideal. Also, I've never done t-mount stuff and of course I can't test anything 'till I get back to my printer so who knows if it'll work. Remember, it's a work in progress and I can't test it for another couple weeks so I'm kinda' flying blind here 😅
🔗 Link to PDF document from the MIT people that came up with the idea:
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