Hola... tienes como una fotos de las partes que van con LW PLA, y con PLA normal??.... la parte de cowl, no cabe en la parte que cubre, queda un poco pequeña.
Muchas Gracias por el video de tu proyecto, ha ayudado mucho. Lo malo que soy nuevo en 3D, y en aeromodelismo, por eso me enredo.... Pero igual Muchas Gracias 😊😉
I am very inpressed with this model. It is a very neat and tidy design. Thank you for providing it for free. I printed mine using 3DPrintLab PlolyLight LW-PLA. Prusa supply this filament and have also made printer settings available on their website. I only had to adust the printer settings to suit my somewhat modified Anycubic Mega S and my core XY printer of my own design. Printing the parts was like shelling peas. Like others, I have found I will need weight in the nose to get the C of G correct. Having painted all but the control surfaces, I was fearful it might then be over weight. 990grams without the battery must be the upper limit!? My model weighs in at just 950grams, WITH a 2200mah 3s battery! I am going to print a cowl from regular PLA for weight, durability, and as a suitable place to locate the nose weight needed. If the all up weight had been an issue, I would look to mount the elevator and rudder servos further foreward. I am so looking foreward to getting this in the air. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind words and your feedback! I'm glad you like it and wish you good luck for the maiden. I'm already working on a complete redesign and keep you updated on the progress soon.
Awesome work and editing! Please make a video showing you how you designed this one, what methodologies were used, etc! I'd be super curious to learn you how you designed this as I am working on my own 3d printed aircraft designs.
Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Actually, I had a couple of designs published by Eclipson last year-the Helix and Pathfinder. We collaborate occasionally ;)
I could see the hinge bracket for the wing and knew that was similar to the 3D plane design I bought and printed from them. Your design is very clean. I’ll make one towards the summer when my son is over for the holidays. Thanks for sharing.
@@knowledgebyte I'm currently finalizing V2 of this design which features lots of improvements including printability, flight performance, asthetics. I highly recommend to print the new one when it's ready 😊
@@3dblackbox Hi, I own bambu lab p1s and i would like to print this beauty. Is it worth to wait for V2 or not? What print settings do you recommend for printing this Su 29?
Okay I'm pretty much done putting this plane together and for people who want to save money from the 3mm and 4mm carbon rods i just used 100 count bamboo skewers for like 4 dollars and they work for the ailerons, rudders, elevators, and landing gear. For the 8mm i might try to tape 4 skewers together seems to be a good fit.
I am new to 3 D printing and am having trouble with model. I am unable to get any internal structure to print have tried cura and prusa also can not get a few parts to load, such as wing hanger L&R, wing mount L&R, elevator mounts and a couple of others. Thanks for your help Larry
Hi Larry, this Design was meant to be printed with S3D and uses it's feature to change profiles at a specific Z-height. Other slicers might need workarounds to achieve the same results which I cannot provide. However, I'm currently working on a V2 which is compatible with all slicers and will provide settings for each of them.
Hi one question the stabilizer parts that connect with elevator are are filled should I cut it out after printing on you video are empty. tsk I using purseslicer.
Hi, I have started to print the files after producing the GCode using the stl files via Prusa Slicer. However, I wanted to check if the print is single or double perimeter? and also which wing parts have bottom layers and how many layers? Many thanks in advance.
Hi, this design was meant to be printed with Simplify3D and makes use of the multi process feature to change profiles at a given z-height. The .factory Files include the print settings for S3D. However, I'm currently working on a new version that I'll release soon and which is compatible with all slicers.
Hi, thanks for prompt reply, it is very much appreciated. I look forward to the new version but in the mean time I will continue to try and get the Simplify3D version to work on the Prusa Mk4 without using the Prusa Slicer. Best Regards
It's a very cool design and looks very well designed but from my limited experience with 3D printing RC Planes, I don't suggest to print parts in Dark colours. For Example the canopy I would have printed it in natural LW-PLA and then painted it In grey but certainly not Black, If you forget the plane is exposed into the sunlight it will warp in no Time, Unless you use the new LW-PLA HT.
Thanks! Yes thats true but it depends on the circumstances. I fly mostly at afternoon, in an area with relativly low temperatures, so I don't have a problem with warped parts at all. Keeping it in the shadows to avoid direct sunlight helps, too.
@3DBlackbox LW-ASA allows do not care about heating by hot air and the sun, but this material requires enclosure for printing. I have good experience with LW-ASA from colorFabb. The main thing do not go below 0,6 with the extruder multiplier, otherwise details will be very crispy.
@@leonidkalinin2701 LW-ASA is very brittle, or at least its what they say. But now there is also LW-PLA HT ( high Temp ), but you have to print it with more flow so the model might be a little more heavy than normal LW-PLA.
@ripmax333 I've built 3 planes out of LW-ASA and can not agree. Of course the I used a good printer with a high temp hot end and well insulated enclosure. With proper settings this material is the same good as LW-PLA in terms of stiffness (maybe be slightly heavier). ColorFabb is an experienced manufacturer and tests a little bit products before launch.
A great work !!! Thanks !! . I almost printed the entire airplane but I missed some .stl files like servo mount and wing mount accessories. Can you send it please or tell me where I can find them. Thanks, regards
is there a trick to getting a cr10 to work with your S3D files once i change it from your default file to my cr10s v2 pro it changes the parameters to 30% infill for some reason then tries to start printing in mid air
The only settings that need to be changed are the printer specific settings in the "gcode" tab of S3D like the bed size and Firmware configuration according to your printer. Also please make sure to select all processes before you slice it If there are multiple.
I see all the firmware changes needed, I will revisit this later, I am working with chambo 88 on a 1200mm 6 channel pla P47 bubble Prototyp e joint project , one more wing side to assemble tomorrow
@@vrosi1963 If you have any problems, send me a message at facebook.com/3DBlackboxRC and we'll figure it out. I can provide you some screenshots if needed.
I have printed the first part of the fuselage now and just noticed that mine is closed at the end and yours in the video is open as you have to slide them into each other. is this a problem of my printer/loading the files or is it normal and i have to cut it open?
It's a problem with your print settings. This Design is only compatible with S3D. The .factory Files include the necessary print settings. However, I'm working on a new version which is compatible with all slicers and it's going to be released soon.
@@3dblackboxThanks for responding so quick! But i found the solution to the loading problem already! @all Bambulab users you will have to set "slice gap closing radius" in Quality tab to 0 (this will make the slicer to load in the structural elements inside the Fuselage) and also you will have to set "Top shell layers" in the strength Tab to 0 (only for the parts where another part needs to be inserted in , for example Fuselage Fuse F1 ) right now im printing in vasemode , is it really durable enough with only one wall layer?!
This Design makes use of S3Ds Feature to Change settings at a specific z-height. You might be able to print certain parts, but some won't print as intended in other slicers, because they require top-layers or two walls e.g. the tips of the rudder and elevator (to close the parts) , the landing gear etc.. These parts are also using Vase Mode to keep it lightweight. Using normal mode and top layers for these parts will add top layers to the internal structure as well resulting in more weight and likely abtail heavy plane. It's a complex problem that can't be solved effectively by other slicers which is why I recommend S3D for this build. For the second version of this plane, I changed of the geometry to make it entirely printable in Vase Mode.
@@3dblackbox yeah im really struggling to print the parts as im farily new to 3d printing in general! Right now im looking which parts need to be open to fit into each other , those i print with the Vase mode using the settings i mentioned before. And other parts like rudders ,elevators or the landing gear which needs to be closed im printing with different settings. How do i find the CG? "CG: 80 mm behind the leading edge of the root"- Is the Edge of the Root the Edge of the wing?
First of all, thank you very much for your time and hard work making this plane, and at no cost! I have a Bambu P1S and use bambu studio, but I see you mention in some comments that this should be printed with Simplify3D. What aspects of this work with S3D and not other slicers? I am noticing in bambu with vase mode I am not getting a top surface on the prints, is this intentional?
Thank you 😊 This Design makes use of S3Ds ability to change profiles at a specific Z-height. Therefore I used a Vase Mode approach for the interals while still being able to close shapes with top-layers at the end. Currently V2 is in beta testing which can be printed in vase mode and is compatible with all slicers.
@@hobbylyfe4716 I'm currently working on the third iteration, which I hope will be the final one. The upcoming test flights are scheduled for the coming weeks. Notably, the previous tests demonstrated outstanding performance. Our focus now is on meticulously ensuring that every detail meets the highest standards.
@@colbycowley7549 honestly I love this PLA! ZERO stringing! I'm using ender 3 V2 y settings are as follows on cura 4.28 Quality- 0.2-layer height, 0.1 initial layer height, Walls- pay attention some walls on this print are no top/no bottom. wall thickness 1.0 Initial layer flow 80. then set flow at 90 for whole print. I have direct drive extruder. I run temp at 222, prints great with and without fan. This has been the cleanest prints Ive ever turned out!
Yes, everything except the battery. The AUW including a 3S 2650mAh battery was 1200g. It was very light and flew great, but was a bit hard to get down. I would recommend a 3S 3200mAh battery or above. At the moment I'm flying 2x3S 2650mAh parallel and it still flies great.
Hi, its a really really nice design ngl I will def build this in the next few weeks. But is it actually possible to fly 3d aerobatics or F3A with it? And can I upscale it ? lastly, can I print this in normal PLA or maybe even LW PLA and PLA combined ?
Thank you! It can do 3D aerobatics and I have flown (inverted) hovers , torque rolls, knife edge spins, flat spins etc. without any problems. I guess it can do a lot more, which I'm not capable of as a pilot. The cowl and the first fuselage part can be printed in regular PLA. The rest of the fuselage as well as the wings should be printed in LW-PLA. I printed it completely in LW-PLA except for the motor mount and wheels. Upscaling is not recommended, because the tolerances of the internal structure would be off and the electronics, carbon spars, screws etc. wouldn't fit anymore. Good luck with the build!
I have some cheap regular pla sitting around i plan on trying just trying to see if it will fly with a few extra grams 500 ish to be exact im not looking to do 3d maneuvers just yet so lets cross our fingers and hope a faster motor and lw battery will save enough weight 🤞
@@Ace-dh5lz If you want to fly it, please stay away from regular PLA. LW-PLA foams to a layer width of 0.54mm. The inner structure and tolerances are dialed in for that value and most likely would be way off and the ribs won't stick to the hull. A twice as heavy rear would make at least a 4x heavier battery necessary to reach the CG.
@@3dblackbox I think I'm running into this tolerances problem with the pre-foamed polylite lw-pla and slicing in cura. Inner ribs are printing with almost a .5mm gap to the outer skin. Looks like I might need to grab the foamy stuff. edit: Might have been my slicing mode (was set to surface) - put it back on normal and now the inner ribs double up and look to be closer to the skin edit 2: TBH, I'm more confused now than anything. I think the doubled up internal structure is wrong after trying to zoom in on the video? Not really sure what it is supposed to look like. Is there a discussion somewhere of others printing your design.... rcg or discord maybe.
@@dfuiopghidfg Hi, I'm glad you like it! Yes, you can use other motors or batteries. The first two sections can be printed from other materials, but for the rest of the plane it is necessary to use LW-PLA to save weight.
@@3dblackbox I never tried 3d printed models yet. I am a bit concerned with rough surface of 3d print. Have you considered to cover the wing with the film like lavsan for better aerodynamics?
@@Flight2020 The surface is actually smoother than most foamies so there is no need to cover it up =) The adhesion of most films isn't strong enough to stick well on LW-PLA, too.
I am trying to find someone help me copy and reverse engineer the discontinued freewing Su-35. I am willing to buy a laser scanner for someone to assist me with the project.
Query dear list of materials, motor to buy, it would be greatly appreciated, in advance, thank you, I also want to learn to design, greetings from Chile.
I sugest to print in regular PLA the winglet 1-2. it’s a very exposed part. Personally I printed in regular PLA F1-F2-Cowl-Winglets Anyway the load is too low. It’s an aerobatic plane, not a glider.
Testing is going very well. The feedback has been great, but as expected the weather is currently challenging for some pilots. We are also testing different wings at the moment which takes some time. Stay tuned for updates 😊
good time of day!! the model is super I like it I want to repeat your project I just can’t find the engine model on Aliexpress can you advise me the engine model for this model on Aliekpres I will be very grateful thank you very much
This Design is free and can be downloaded at cults3D. Please search for 3DBlackbox. Unfortunately TH-cam doesn't allow links for my account anymore, because I have less than 1000 subs.
Thank you! The Beta Test is done, files are ready and I'm currently recording videos for V2, but can't estimate a release date yet. I'll keep you updated about the progress soon.
Congratulations beautiful project, I downloaded the zip file but there is no Wing_RA2 file inside the folder. Could you share it again? A thousand thanks
@@piergiorgiorecine337 I saw the file was missing in the .stl section. Please consider to use the S3D factory files. Most of the files should print just fine in any other slicer, but the elevator and vertical stabilizer tips benefit from S3Ds ability to use different profiles at a specific Z-height.
@@piergiorgiorecine337 You can open the .factory files with the slicer Simplify3D. They include all the print settings needed. The only thing that needs to be adjusted is the bed size according to the printer you use.
@3dblackbox I'm trying to buy everything for it off Amazon but this motor isn't on there. Can I use any motor of same size maybe as close to same kv as can get? What would you suggest? Thanks
Porque hay tantas carpetas??..... Estaba imprimiendo una carpeta que tenía 3 archivos de Fuselaje. A lo q terminé resulta, q no quedaba listo, faltaban piezas. Ahora estoy abri otra carpeta que tiene 5 piezas de fuselaje 🥺 .... Ahora estoy todo enredado 😥🥺
One folder contains all parts as they were originally designed. The folder (SU-29_PrintFiles_PrusaMK3S) contains a few parts with less height to fit on prusa Mk3S printers.
@@3dblackbox cuales son las piezas que se imprimen en PLA normal??? .... la cubierta (cowl), quedó más chica que la pieza que cubre. Ya imprimí todas las piezas de fuselage y ala con LW PLA.. ahora ya nose si las otras piezas van en LW PLA, o PLA normal
@@marckcl23 The materials are listed in the description on cults: Fuselage, Wings: LW-PLA Servo covers, Wheels, Spinner: PLA Tires: TPU A95 Motor mount: PETG You can bend the cowl a bit to fit on the fuselage =)
Hi, thanks a lot. You can find the parts list on the cults3D page. However, if this is your first plane, I suggest to get started with a beginner friendly RTF Foam plane. Seeking out a local club to grasp the fundamentals firsthand will mitigate a significant amount of frustration.
@@3dblackbox if I wanted to shrink this plane a bit so I can fly it safely at a park, what parts would I get then? I think the current wing span might be too big for a park.
@@cosmicJagaimo Scaling this kind of design isn't possible without lots of modifications. Many components such as electronics and carbon spars will no longer be compatible. Additionally, issues will arise with the internal structure, tolerances, and high wing loading.
I completed this project got it out for the test flight and the Fuselage F1 part completely failed before takeoff upon investigation of the video cross refrencing the stl file of the F1 part is modeled different from the supports i see at 1:10 in the video was this updated or are the stl files a little off?
The required hardware is listed in the description in cults3D. I sourced all the parts from my local hobby store. You can use parts with similar specs If you can't find the listed hardware.
First awesome that you provide this for free. It might be the best free printable aeroplane I know. A lot seem to be inspired by Eclipson, except the battery strap which is closer to the one on Craycle (which I also like more than Eclipson's way) and magnets canopy are pretty neat (Planeprint Noto has them as well if I recall). Also super cool that the "factory" files are included. Issues I can see: - I don't see the recommended slice settings (outside of "vase mode"). I'm used to printing planes so I'd guess good values but more people wouldn't. Also generally parts of the fuselage (e.g. near the motor) are often in PLA as they need to handle stronger forces. Most people use Cura. - Way too many CF tubes and 5 different kinds of rods. CF is awesome however it's expensive and I usually don't have it in stock especially short tubes. It is required for wings but I'd avoid CF in the tail, latch, and if you remove the landing gear then almost all of it is gone. Instead I'd use either small printed tubes, 1.75mm filament directly, or TPU/TPE hinges (Craycle has them for free as well). - I'm worried about the structure strength it looks like there is no CF tube that goes between both wings and through the fuselage. Also the wing to fuselage attachement video clip is missing. - CF tubes ordered online are usually 50 cm long and not 100 cm, so getting a 80 cm CF tube isn't easy. Together with my previous point, I'd suggest to have 3 or 4 tubes of 50 cm in the wings instead of 2 of 80 cm. - Overall it needs too many kinds of screws (e.g. some 1.6x4mm and some 1.6x6mm). So almost all my issues with this plane is that it needs too many small parts to be bought. nit: for tires I used TPE A83 which was awesome. I'd suggest to go as soft as you can print almost.
Hi there, thanks for sharing your thoughts, I'm glad you like it overall. This design makes use of S3Ds multi process function, therefore it's not recommended to use other slicers. The slicer settings are included in the factory files. You can print the first to sections from regular PLA, but it's strong enough when printed from LW-PLA due to the internal structure. The video doesn't show the assembly of the wing, but you can see, that a single 8x800 mm tube is used, that goes through the fuselage and the wings. The wings are secured by a nylon screw inside of the fuselage.That section could have been clearer though. If you want to use multiple tubes, these need to be interlocked (two 8mm tubes connected through a 6 mm tube on the inside). The length of cf tubes seems to vary in different countries. 1000 mm is the most common size where I live. The 1.6 mm screws are used for the cowl and servos. Both could be glued instead, but I'd suggest to get one of the boxes on amazon that include various sizes. Best luck with the build and maiden, I hope to see yours flying soon.
@@3dblackbox Yes I agree with most of what you say and glad to hear I misunderstood how the wings attach. I find 1m CF in shops but they cost like 5x the price of online shops. What Eclipson did is that part of the wings have two partially overlapping CF tubes. It's a shame for me to require S3D. Cura has similar features (let me know if you want help). I wonder if 3MF format has something like that to make it cross compatible.
@@WernerBeroux Unfortunately Cura doesn't have the same features. You can adjust some settings using modifiers, but it's still limited as well as Prusa Slicer when it comes to multi processes at a given Z-height. .3MF files are mostly not cross compatible. The only thing that translates from one slicer to another is the part itself and its orientarion. Cura is the worst when it comes to saving project files, that contain all the necessary information about the settings. Still I understand your frustration not being able to use the slicer of your choice, which is the reason why I provide files for all slicers, a documentation about the settings, as well as .gcodes for i3 based printers for my upcoming release.
@@3dblackbox That's interesting. What couldn't do with the modifiers? Especially a “Support Blocker (E)” shape set as "Cutting mesh" you can then change pretty much all slicer settings within that volume. You can also scale that volume of course. I haven't tried exporting Cura project files, and I didn't see instructions of the required settings or files for other slicers that include the multi-processes step you mention. I guess it's more complex than most FFF planes that usually only adjust the top/bottom layers and infill per part.
@Werner Beroux Support blockers (modifiers) set as cutting mesh do not work when combined with spiralize outer contour. So for example adding another wall doesn't work to close a shape at the top. Printing it without spiralizing will result in retractions, which can lead to significant stringing with LW-PLA. While it is not impossible to print it using other slicers, the quality of the results may be compromised, and therefore, I cannot recommend it or provide files for other slicers. The instructions and project files for all slicers I mentioned pertain to a new aircraft that has not yet been released.
looks like the elevator sections are symmetrical and are the same l/r and the wing has wash out for a left and right is the landing ger 100% infill or ?
The elevator is symmetrical. Only the small piece with the servo arm is not. The Wings doesn't have washout. The landing gear has no Infill. You can check the S3D factory files for the settings.
@@3dblackbox Is main wing symetrical? The sections with servo pockets clearly need to be on the correct side but the other wing sections look like they could go on either left or right side. I only asked because I printed all L & R wing parts but then later got them mixed up and couldn't tell which ones were supposed to be right or left except for one with servo pocket.
Fuse is almost done , it would be also nice if there is a option for a scale fuse with same wing and not a flat sided canopy, very effortless print with Cura
Nice to hear you managed to print it with cura. Please be aware, that the elevator and stabilizer tips probably need modifiers in cura to print correctly and close the top of the part.
I downloaded the files from cults3D again to check them, but the STLs sliced just fine. Maybe something went wrong with your download. Have you tried to reload the files?
When i try to open the stl cura wing mount front or back l/r it says windows cannot complete the extraction the destination file could not be created . I believe the rest work . just down loaded it on my work computer
@@vrosi1963 I'm working on a mac. Maybe Windows doesn't like slashes in the filename. I suggest to rename the file to wing_mount_front and wing_mount_back and try again.
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Thank you for providing this masterpiece for free!! 👍👍
I have built many 3d printed airplanes, and this is one of the most well thought out and developed. thank you so much. great job.
I enthusiastically second your opinion sir! This designer is really good.
Beautiful plane and nice design. Well done video too!
Thanks for your masterpiece! Looks great!
This is awesome, I'm on it. Thanks for a beautiful looking design. Will share build and flights in a few weeks.
Thank you very much just getting into this sport, looks like a really well designed plane. Thank heaps for the files.
Wow thanks for the design, very nice, well done
Looks to be a well thought out design.
Am almost finished printing all the parts and this thing is exceptionally well designed IMO. I am loving it. Can't wait to fly. Best regards sir.
Thank you very much and good luck for your maiden!
Hola... tienes como una fotos de las partes que van con LW PLA, y con PLA normal??.... la parte de cowl, no cabe en la parte que cubre, queda un poco pequeña.
I love your work and also your voron switchwire.❤❤❤
very good design. thank you !!
Awesome job! 👌👏
Muchas Gracias por el video de tu proyecto, ha ayudado mucho. Lo malo que soy nuevo en 3D, y en aeromodelismo, por eso me enredo.... Pero igual Muchas Gracias 😊😉
It seems to me your design was especially well thought out. Great job!
Thanks a bunch, I appreciate it!
GREAT JOB !!! Congrats !!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I am very inpressed with this model. It is a very neat and tidy design. Thank you for providing it for free.
I printed mine using 3DPrintLab PlolyLight LW-PLA. Prusa supply this filament and have also made printer settings available on their website. I only had to adust the printer settings to suit my somewhat modified Anycubic Mega S and my core XY printer of my own design. Printing the parts was like shelling peas.
Like others, I have found I will need weight in the nose to get the C of G correct. Having painted all but the control surfaces, I was fearful it might then be over weight. 990grams without the battery must be the upper limit!? My model weighs in at just 950grams, WITH a 2200mah 3s battery! I am going to print a cowl from regular PLA for weight, durability, and as a suitable place to locate the nose weight needed. If the all up weight had been an issue, I would look to mount the elevator and rudder servos further foreward. I am so looking foreward to getting this in the air. Thanks again.
Thanks for the kind words and your feedback! I'm glad you like it and wish you good luck for the maiden. I'm already working on a complete redesign and keep you updated on the progress soon.
Looks awesome 👍
Great work💪
Awesome, thank you! Liked and subscribed!
Very cool definitely will print one. a mid-wing extra300 or sbach would be a trick also
Thank you, the SBach would be a nice future project. Currently I'm working on a FPV plank.
Fantastic! And awesome video quality 😎
Thank you! Your F-16 looks amazing too, great job 😊
Awesome work and editing! Please make a video showing you how you designed this one, what methodologies were used, etc! I'd be super curious to learn you how you designed this as I am working on my own 3d printed aircraft designs.
Thanks a lot! I plan to so some tutorials in the future 🙂 Good luck with your designs.
Fantastic!!!...Thank you.👏👍
Very nice design
start print it today , nice work, im using lw pla , is very ligth, thanks
That’s a well designed and beautiful build. Well done. Lovely piece of engineering akin to how an Eclipson design and build techniques.
Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Actually, I had a couple of designs published by Eclipson last year-the Helix and Pathfinder. We collaborate occasionally ;)
I could see the hinge bracket for the wing and knew that was similar to the 3D plane design I bought and printed from them. Your design is very clean. I’ll make one towards the summer when my son is over for the holidays. Thanks for sharing.
@@knowledgebyte I'm currently finalizing V2 of this design which features lots of improvements including printability, flight performance, asthetics. I highly recommend to print the new one when it's ready 😊
@@3dblackbox WILCO
@@3dblackbox Hi, I own bambu lab p1s and i would like to print this beauty. Is it worth to wait for V2 or not? What print settings do you recommend for printing this Su 29?
This video deserves more views❤😊
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing!
What LW-PLA vendor did you use or can recommend for this build?
Impressive!
You r amaizing 👍👍
Okay I'm pretty much done putting this plane together and for people who want to save money from the 3mm and 4mm carbon rods i just used 100 count bamboo skewers for like 4 dollars and they work for the ailerons, rudders, elevators, and landing gear. For the 8mm i might try to tape 4 skewers together seems to be a good fit.
found some 5/16 wood rods to use for the 8 mm wing sections
can you please give a link to all the batteries and remote and everythinh you used? Thank You!
Nice
I am new to 3 D printing and am having trouble with model. I am unable to get any internal structure to print have tried cura and prusa also can not get a few parts to load, such as wing hanger L&R, wing mount L&R, elevator mounts and a couple of others.
Thanks for your help
Larry
Hi Larry, this Design was meant to be printed with S3D and uses it's feature to change profiles at a specific Z-height. Other slicers might need workarounds to achieve the same results which I cannot provide. However, I'm currently working on a V2 which is compatible with all slicers and will provide settings for each of them.
Hi one question the stabilizer parts that connect with elevator are are filled should I cut it out after printing on you video are empty. tsk I using purseslicer.
Hi there, I'm not sure which part you mean exactly. Can you tell me the file name? I would guess you used infill instead of vase mode.
How did you print the canopy back part doesn't look like it will be able to print with the slot needed to glue to the front piece
The back part of the canopy prints fine with a brim of 8 lines. The inner ribs will bridge and stick to the outer shape.
Hi, I have started to print the files after producing the GCode using the stl files via Prusa Slicer. However, I wanted to check if the print is single or double perimeter? and also which wing parts have bottom layers and how many layers?
Many thanks in advance.
Hi, this design was meant to be printed with Simplify3D and makes use of the multi process feature to change profiles at a given z-height. The .factory Files include the print settings for S3D. However, I'm currently working on a new version that I'll release soon and which is compatible with all slicers.
Hi, thanks for prompt reply, it is very much appreciated. I look forward to the new version but in the mean time I will continue to try and get the Simplify3D version to work on the Prusa Mk4 without using the Prusa Slicer. Best Regards
hi,great design!! have you any info on print settings? wall count? wall thickness? infill? bottom/top layers etc? thanks again
Hi, thanks the S3D Factory Files include all Print settings. You just need to adjust the bed size according to your 3D-printer.
Which lw-pla filament did you use? Is it the active foaming one? If so, where can I order this from. I’m in Usa.
Thanks
I recommend Colorfabb LW-PLA. I think there are local dealers in the USA or you can buy it from Colorfabb directly.
Is the motor mount suposed to be tilted to the right ? If the arrow if facing up?
Yes, adding thrust angle down and right is common for puller planes.
Top merci
hola que motor y helice usas
It's a very cool design and looks very well designed but from my limited experience with 3D printing RC Planes, I don't suggest to print parts in Dark colours. For Example the canopy I would have printed it in natural LW-PLA and then painted it In grey but certainly not Black, If you forget the plane is exposed into the sunlight it will warp in no Time, Unless you use the new LW-PLA HT.
Thanks! Yes thats true but it depends on the circumstances. I fly mostly at afternoon, in an area with relativly low temperatures, so I don't have a problem with warped parts at all. Keeping it in the shadows to avoid direct sunlight helps, too.
@3DBlackbox LW-ASA allows do not care about heating by hot air and the sun, but this material requires enclosure for printing. I have good experience with LW-ASA from colorFabb. The main thing do not go below 0,6 with the extruder multiplier, otherwise details will be very crispy.
@@leonidkalinin2701 LW-ASA is very brittle, or at least its what they say. But now there is also LW-PLA HT ( high Temp ), but you have to print it with more flow so the model might be a little more heavy than normal LW-PLA.
@ripmax333 I've built 3 planes out of LW-ASA and can not agree. Of course the I used a good printer with a high temp hot end and well insulated enclosure. With proper settings this material is the same good as LW-PLA in terms of stiffness (maybe be slightly heavier). ColorFabb is an experienced manufacturer and tests a little bit products before launch.
Alright, how did you find the different carbon fiber rods for individual use?
I buy them on Amazon or my local shop. You can get them from AliExpress, too.
A great work !!! Thanks !! . I almost printed the entire airplane but I missed some .stl files like servo mount and wing mount accessories. Can you send it please or tell me where I can find them. Thanks, regards
Супер! Вот ещё больше моделей видеть на канале!
Instead of a knife to cut out stuff, hot soldering iron works amazing
is there a trick to getting a cr10 to work with your S3D files once i change it from your default file to my cr10s v2 pro it changes the parameters to 30% infill for some reason then tries to start printing in mid air
The only settings that need to be changed are the printer specific settings in the "gcode" tab of S3D like the bed size and Firmware configuration according to your printer. Also please make sure to select all processes before you slice it If there are multiple.
Ok i will try agian . i sliced it first then selected a cr10 but then it starts to print in the air for no reason
I see all the firmware changes needed, I will revisit this later, I am working with chambo 88 on a 1200mm 6 channel pla P47 bubble Prototyp e joint project , one more wing side to assemble tomorrow
@@vrosi1963 If you have any problems, send me a message at facebook.com/3DBlackboxRC and we'll figure it out. I can provide you some screenshots if needed.
I have printed the first part of the fuselage now and just noticed that mine is closed at the end and yours in the video is open as you have to slide them into each other. is this a problem of my printer/loading the files or is it normal and i have to cut it open?
It's a problem with your print settings. This Design is only compatible with S3D. The .factory Files include the necessary print settings. However, I'm working on a new version which is compatible with all slicers and it's going to be released soon.
@@3dblackboxThanks for responding so quick! But i found the solution to the loading problem already! @all Bambulab users you will have to set "slice gap closing radius" in Quality tab to 0 (this will make the slicer to load in the structural elements inside the Fuselage) and also you will have to set "Top shell layers" in the strength Tab to 0 (only for the parts where another part needs to be inserted in , for example Fuselage Fuse F1 ) right now im printing in vasemode , is it really durable enough with only one wall layer?!
This Design makes use of S3Ds Feature to Change settings at a specific z-height. You might be able to print certain parts, but some won't print as intended in other slicers, because they require top-layers or two walls e.g. the tips of the rudder and elevator (to close the parts) , the landing gear etc.. These parts are also using Vase Mode to keep it lightweight. Using normal mode and top layers for these parts will add top layers to the internal structure as well resulting in more weight and likely abtail heavy plane. It's a complex problem that can't be solved effectively by other slicers which is why I recommend S3D for this build. For the second version of this plane, I changed of the geometry to make it entirely printable in Vase Mode.
@@3dblackbox yeah im really struggling to print the parts as im farily new to 3d printing in general!
Right now im looking which parts need to be open to fit into each other , those i print with the Vase mode using the settings i mentioned before. And other parts like rudders ,elevators or the landing gear which needs to be closed im printing with different settings.
How do i find the CG?
"CG: 80 mm behind the leading edge of the root"- Is the Edge of the Root the Edge of the wing?
What settings do I need to put on my 3d printer to print this?
The print settings are included in the S3D factory files. You only need to change your printer specific settings (bed size, start/end gcode).
What settings do you use for the wings? thanks
Settings for S3D are included in the .factory files. Unfortunately I can't suggest settings for other slicers for this design.
Hi, I was enjoying your accompanying soundtracks and wondered if those are accessible to the public or a private collection? Thanks!
Hi, thanks the soundtracks are from artlist.io
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I would like to see a Japanese N1K2J SHIDENKAI fighter plane someday.
Me too, it's a magnificent aircraft. We'll see what the future brings =)
How much do the printed parts weigh? Without equipment, only 3D printing. Regards
Print weight is about 770g including carbon spars.
Best
Is PLA + going to be good for the motor mount ,I dont think motors ever get very hot anyway
I want to print the model. However, I keep getting an error message when I extract the files. I guess there is something wrong with the Zip archive.
I just downloaded the files to check it and everything seems fine. Please try to download them again.
I had the same problem, but if you use winrar you can fix it
Where can I buy he other parts how the carbon tube und rods?
It’s a nice Modell and I will built it
Thanks, you can get the parts from your local RC Hobby Shop, Amazon or AliExpress.
First of all, thank you very much for your time and hard work making this plane, and at no cost! I have a Bambu P1S and use bambu studio, but I see you mention in some comments that this should be printed with Simplify3D. What aspects of this work with S3D and not other slicers? I am noticing in bambu with vase mode I am not getting a top surface on the prints, is this intentional?
Thank you 😊 This Design makes use of S3Ds ability to change profiles at a specific Z-height. Therefore I used a Vase Mode approach for the interals while still being able to close shapes with top-layers at the end. Currently V2 is in beta testing which can be printed in vase mode and is compatible with all slicers.
Is v2 out?
@@hobbylyfe4716 I'm currently working on the third iteration, which I hope will be the final one. The upcoming test flights are scheduled for the coming weeks. Notably, the previous tests demonstrated outstanding performance. Our focus now is on meticulously ensuring that every detail meets the highest standards.
@@3dblackbox what improvements should I expect, I was about to make it but should I wait now
@@hobbylyfe4716 It's definitely worth waiting. Every aspect has been improved, from flight performance, to printability and strength.
hello, can i ask, what are the electronics list
used in this project
Hi, the lists for electronics and bill of materials are on the cults3d page. The link is in the description.
@@3dblackbox thank you
In your files, there is 2 sets of fuselages. Do I need both?
One is .stl, the other is .factory and includes the print settings. You only need one version.
thx@@3dblackbox
anyone know the optimal print settings for Poly Maker LW PLA (pre foamed)
I've been trying to use this LW PLA as well but still have a lot of stringing with it. Have you been able to figure it out?
@@colbycowley7549 honestly I love this PLA! ZERO stringing! I'm using ender 3 V2 y settings are as follows on cura 4.28 Quality- 0.2-layer height, 0.1 initial layer height, Walls- pay attention some walls on this print are no top/no bottom. wall thickness 1.0 Initial layer flow 80. then set flow at 90 for whole print. I have direct drive extruder. I run temp at 222, prints great with and without fan. This has been the cleanest prints Ive ever turned out!
@@rccrashtestology7289 thanks! I’ll give that a try and see how it works out! What about your retraction settings? Length and speed?
How much filliment will be needed to print this?
Around 500g LW-PLA and a few grams of TPU and PLA.
Weight: 990g (without battery) is with motor, ESC, prop, servo and accesories ? Thank in advance for answer !!
Yes, everything except the battery. The AUW including a 3S 2650mAh battery was 1200g. It was very light and flew great, but was a bit hard to get down. I would recommend a 3S 3200mAh battery or above. At the moment I'm flying 2x3S 2650mAh parallel and it still flies great.
@@3dblackbox Thank you very much !
for designed you use Autodesk Inventor ??
@@mihaiscotnotis2348 It's designed in Fusion360. I'll upload some requested tutorials about the design process in the future.
@@3dblackbox Thanks !! we are waiting for the examples from you ... so that we can learn too!!
Hi, its a really really nice design ngl I will def build this in the next few weeks. But is it actually possible to fly 3d aerobatics or F3A with it? And can I upscale it ? lastly, can I print this in normal PLA or maybe even LW PLA and PLA combined ?
Thank you! It can do 3D aerobatics and I have flown (inverted) hovers , torque rolls, knife edge spins, flat spins etc. without any problems. I guess it can do a lot more, which I'm not capable of as a pilot. The cowl and the first fuselage part can be printed in regular PLA. The rest of the fuselage as well as the wings should be printed in LW-PLA. I printed it completely in LW-PLA except for the motor mount and wheels. Upscaling is not recommended, because the tolerances of the internal structure would be off and the electronics, carbon spars, screws etc. wouldn't fit anymore. Good luck with the build!
Alright thanks bro 👍
I have some cheap regular pla sitting around i plan on trying just trying to see if it will fly with a few extra grams 500 ish to be exact im not looking to do 3d maneuvers just yet so lets cross our fingers and hope a faster motor and lw battery will save enough weight 🤞
@@Ace-dh5lz If you want to fly it, please stay away from regular PLA. LW-PLA foams to a layer width of 0.54mm. The inner structure and tolerances are dialed in for that value and most likely would be way off and the ribs won't stick to the hull. A twice as heavy rear would make at least a 4x heavier battery necessary to reach the CG.
@@3dblackbox I think I'm running into this tolerances problem with the pre-foamed polylite lw-pla and slicing in cura. Inner ribs are printing with almost a .5mm gap to the outer skin. Looks like I might need to grab the foamy stuff.
edit: Might have been my slicing mode (was set to surface) - put it back on normal and now the inner ribs double up and look to be closer to the skin
edit 2: TBH, I'm more confused now than anything. I think the doubled up internal structure is wrong after trying to zoom in on the video? Not really sure what it is supposed to look like. Is there a discussion somewhere of others printing your design.... rcg or discord maybe.
Hello, love the plane and I was thinking to print it but is it dangerous to print all the plane with pla ?
And is it possible to put other engines, battery etc
@@dfuiopghidfg Hi, I'm glad you like it! Yes, you can use other motors or batteries. The first two sections can be printed from other materials, but for the rest of the plane it is necessary to use LW-PLA to save weight.
@@3dblackbox Thank you for your answer, really helpful
Can you please make a list for all the electronics and parts needed; such as the screws, nuts, wires and servos
There is a BOM for all parts in the cults3D description.
Thanks
Also love your planes
@@KunjiSan9 Thank you, I appreciate it!
What are the engine and propeller specifications?
You can find all specs in the cults3D description. I used a Permax BL-O 3520-0920 with a 12x7 prop.
@@3dblackboxsorry I didn't check it. TY
Very nice! What is take off weight and wing span?
Thank you, the take off weight is between 1200g - 1400g depending on the battery at a wingspan of 1100 mm.
@@3dblackbox I never tried 3d printed models yet. I am a bit concerned with rough surface of 3d print. Have you considered to cover the wing with the film like lavsan for better aerodynamics?
@@Flight2020 The surface is actually smoother than most foamies so there is no need to cover it up =) The adhesion of most films isn't strong enough to stick well on LW-PLA, too.
can i print this with normal pla or not @3DBlackbox
LW-PLA is mandatory for this build.
@@3dblackbox thanks
What should be the infill percentage?
The large parts don't require infill. The rib structure is designed and the settings are included in the .factory files for S3D.
@@3dblackboxthe canopy doesn't fit after the print the 2 parts doesn't fit into each other to form the part😢
@@gamenhacktechstore7472 A picture would help me to figure out the problem. Please contact me via Facebook (3DBlackboxRC).
I am trying to find someone help me copy and reverse engineer the discontinued freewing Su-35. I am willing to buy a laser scanner for someone to assist me with the project.
Query dear list of materials, motor to buy, it would be greatly appreciated, in advance, thank you, I also want to learn to design, greetings from Chile.
You can find the bill of materials in the description of the project on cults3D. The link is in the video description.
What Motor is he using?
The Hardware list is on cults3D, please search for 3DBlackbox.
Will this work with regular pla as well?
The first two fuselage sections can be printed from regular PLA. The rest must be printed in LW-PLA to save weight.
That is for the quick response.
I sugest to print in regular PLA the winglet 1-2.
it’s a very exposed part.
Personally I printed in regular PLA F1-F2-Cowl-Winglets
Anyway the load is too low.
It’s an aerobatic plane, not a glider.
How is the V2 progressing
Testing is going very well. The feedback has been great, but as expected the weather is currently challenging for some pilots. We are also testing different wings at the moment which takes some time. Stay tuned for updates 😊
Can you make the music louder? I can still hear a little
congratulations on your creation.
I don't understand what thumbscrew&nut is for
Thank you
Thank you! The nut glues to an insert inside the wing. The thumbscrew goes through the fuselage and attaches the wing to it.
@@3dblackbox ok, thank you
How did you make the files?
I designed it in CAD (Fusion360).
@@3dblackbox Would you be interested in assisting me with making a freewing su-35 jet replica and altered/reverse engineered for 3d printing/flying?
@@larsulrich3356 I'm very busy with my current projects and there are already more in the pipeline, sorry.
good time of day!! the model is super I like it I want to repeat your project I just can’t find the engine model on Aliexpress can you advise me the engine model for this model on Aliekpres I will be very grateful thank you very much
Thank you, I'm glad you like it. You can use a T-Motor AS2820 as an alternative ;)
@@3dblackbox
Thanks you!!
where can I buy it?
This Design is free and can be downloaded at cults3D. Please search for 3DBlackbox. Unfortunately TH-cam doesn't allow links for my account anymore, because I have less than 1000 subs.
Hello, great project it looks good, when are you expecting to release v3 for all slicers? Don't really feel like shelling out $200 for a slicer 😅
Thank you! The Beta Test is done, files are ready and I'm currently recording videos for V2, but can't estimate a release date yet. I'll keep you updated about the progress soon.
Awesome, thank you. Will v2 have the same esc, motor, carbon rods, etc. or will the BOM be different materials required? Thank you@@3dblackbox
Congratulations beautiful project, I downloaded the zip file but there is no Wing_RA2 file inside the folder. Could you share it again? A thousand thanks
Thanks for pointing that out. I'll upload the new files in a second.
@@3dblackbox thanks a lot
@@piergiorgiorecine337 I saw the file was missing in the .stl section. Please consider to use the S3D factory files. Most of the files should print just fine in any other slicer, but the elevator and vertical stabilizer tips benefit from S3Ds ability to use different profiles at a specific Z-height.
@@3dblackbox How do you go about printing .factory files, I have no idea. Forgive my ignorance
@@piergiorgiorecine337 You can open the .factory files with the slicer Simplify3D. They include all the print settings needed. The only thing that needs to be adjusted is the bed size according to the printer you use.
When the plane is all complete with your setup is it tail heavy and require nose weight ?
CG on my setup is 90mm from the leading edge. It's balanced with the battery and doesn't need additional weight.
Congratulations, can you share the propeller dimensions?
Thank you! I'm using an APC 11x7
this isnt showing up on cults 3d anymore :( it says service unavailable
It's still available. Might be a temporary problem with cults3D.
@3dblackbox I came up now Thanks. Think If I got a more powerful motor I could print this in regular pla or pla plus?
@@dericklong6191 Unfortunately not. LW-PLA is mandatory for this build, because otherwise the tail gets too heavy.
@@3dblackbox alright thanks
@3dblackbox I'm trying to buy everything for it off Amazon but this motor isn't on there. Can I use any motor of same size maybe as close to same kv as can get? What would you suggest? Thanks
Porque hay tantas carpetas??..... Estaba imprimiendo una carpeta que tenía 3 archivos de Fuselaje. A lo q terminé resulta, q no quedaba listo, faltaban piezas. Ahora estoy abri otra carpeta que tiene 5 piezas de fuselaje 🥺 .... Ahora estoy todo enredado 😥🥺
One folder contains all parts as they were originally designed. The folder (SU-29_PrintFiles_PrusaMK3S) contains a few parts with less height to fit on prusa Mk3S printers.
@@3dblackbox Ahh.. imprimí esas también jdjadjladjaja
@@3dblackbox cuales son las piezas que se imprimen en PLA normal??? .... la cubierta (cowl), quedó más chica que la pieza que cubre. Ya imprimí todas las piezas de fuselage y ala con LW PLA.. ahora ya nose si las otras piezas van en LW PLA, o PLA normal
@@marckcl23 The materials are listed in the description on cults:
Fuselage, Wings: LW-PLA
Servo covers, Wheels, Spinner: PLA
Tires: TPU A95
Motor mount: PETG
You can bend the cowl a bit to fit on the fuselage =)
what parts do i get for this? It'll be my first plane i build. I know literally nothing lol THIS IS AWESOME
Hi, thanks a lot. You can find the parts list on the cults3D page.
However, if this is your first plane, I suggest to get started with a beginner friendly RTF Foam plane. Seeking out a local club to grasp the fundamentals firsthand will mitigate a significant amount of frustration.
@@3dblackbox my first one was a 3 channel foam plane and I had fun with that. I just want to actually assemble one mostly. I’ll check cults thanks!
@@cosmicJagaimo Ok great, good luck with your build and have fun!
@@3dblackbox if I wanted to shrink this plane a bit so I can fly it safely at a park, what parts would I get then? I think the current wing span might be too big for a park.
@@cosmicJagaimo Scaling this kind of design isn't possible without lots of modifications. Many components such as electronics and carbon spars will no longer be compatible. Additionally, issues will arise with the internal structure, tolerances, and high wing loading.
I completed this project got it out for the test flight and the Fuselage F1 part completely failed before takeoff upon investigation of the video cross refrencing the stl file of the F1 part is modeled different from the supports i see at 1:10 in the video was this updated or are the stl files a little off?
Unfortunately I uploaded the wrong file at the beginning. The correct file has been added months ago.
@@3dblackbox Ahh alright thank you :)
how fast is it?
Hi, I would guess 150 km/h, but honestly I haven't measured the speed as it wasn't a concern for this kind of plane.
what motor did you use?@@3dblackbox
what controller did you use?@@3dblackbox
The required hardware is listed in the description in cults3D. I sourced all the parts from my local hobby store. You can use parts with similar specs If you can't find the listed hardware.
sorry for the million questions but the link in your description is not working@@3dblackbox
First awesome that you provide this for free. It might be the best free printable aeroplane I know.
A lot seem to be inspired by Eclipson, except the battery strap which is closer to the one on Craycle (which I also like more than Eclipson's way) and magnets canopy are pretty neat (Planeprint Noto has them as well if I recall). Also super cool that the "factory" files are included.
Issues I can see:
- I don't see the recommended slice settings (outside of "vase mode"). I'm used to printing planes so I'd guess good values but more people wouldn't. Also generally parts of the fuselage (e.g. near the motor) are often in PLA as they need to handle stronger forces. Most people use Cura.
- Way too many CF tubes and 5 different kinds of rods. CF is awesome however it's expensive and I usually don't have it in stock especially short tubes. It is required for wings but I'd avoid CF in the tail, latch, and if you remove the landing gear then almost all of it is gone. Instead I'd use either small printed tubes, 1.75mm filament directly, or TPU/TPE hinges (Craycle has them for free as well).
- I'm worried about the structure strength it looks like there is no CF tube that goes between both wings and through the fuselage. Also the wing to fuselage attachement video clip is missing.
- CF tubes ordered online are usually 50 cm long and not 100 cm, so getting a 80 cm CF tube isn't easy. Together with my previous point, I'd suggest to have 3 or 4 tubes of 50 cm in the wings instead of 2 of 80 cm.
- Overall it needs too many kinds of screws (e.g. some 1.6x4mm and some 1.6x6mm).
So almost all my issues with this plane is that it needs too many small parts to be bought.
nit: for tires I used TPE A83 which was awesome. I'd suggest to go as soft as you can print almost.
Hi there, thanks for sharing your thoughts, I'm glad you like it overall.
This design makes use of S3Ds multi process function, therefore it's not recommended to use other slicers. The slicer settings are included in the factory files. You can print the first to sections from regular PLA, but it's strong enough when printed from LW-PLA due to the internal structure. The video doesn't show the assembly of the wing, but you can see, that a single 8x800 mm tube is used, that goes through the fuselage and the wings. The wings are secured by a nylon screw inside of the fuselage.That section could have been clearer though. If you want to use multiple tubes, these need to be interlocked (two 8mm tubes connected through a 6 mm tube on the inside). The length of cf tubes seems to vary in different countries. 1000 mm is the most common size where I live. The 1.6 mm screws are used for the cowl and servos. Both could be glued instead, but I'd suggest to get one of the boxes on amazon that include various sizes. Best luck with the build and maiden, I hope to see yours flying soon.
@@3dblackbox Yes I agree with most of what you say and glad to hear I misunderstood how the wings attach. I find 1m CF in shops but they cost like 5x the price of online shops. What Eclipson did is that part of the wings have two partially overlapping CF tubes.
It's a shame for me to require S3D. Cura has similar features (let me know if you want help). I wonder if 3MF format has something like that to make it cross compatible.
@@WernerBeroux Unfortunately Cura doesn't have the same features. You can adjust some settings using modifiers, but it's still limited as well as Prusa Slicer when it comes to multi processes at a given Z-height. .3MF files are mostly not cross compatible. The only thing that translates from one slicer to another is the part itself and its orientarion. Cura is the worst when it comes to saving project files, that contain all the necessary information about the settings. Still I understand your frustration not being able to use the slicer of your choice, which is the reason why I provide files for all slicers, a documentation about the settings, as well as .gcodes for i3 based printers for my upcoming release.
@@3dblackbox That's interesting. What couldn't do with the modifiers? Especially a “Support Blocker (E)” shape set as "Cutting mesh" you can then change pretty much all slicer settings within that volume. You can also scale that volume of course.
I haven't tried exporting Cura project files, and I didn't see instructions of the required settings or files for other slicers that include the multi-processes step you mention.
I guess it's more complex than most FFF planes that usually only adjust the top/bottom layers and infill per part.
@Werner Beroux Support blockers (modifiers) set as cutting mesh do not work when combined with spiralize outer contour. So for example adding another wall doesn't work to close a shape at the top. Printing it without spiralizing will result in retractions, which can lead to significant stringing with LW-PLA. While it is not impossible to print it using other slicers, the quality of the results may be compromised, and therefore, I cannot recommend it or provide files for other slicers.
The instructions and project files for all slicers I mentioned pertain to a new aircraft that has not yet been released.
almost 1kg even use pla-lw？too havey
CG???
You can find it in the description on cults3D.
😥
looks like the elevator sections are symmetrical and are the same l/r and the wing has wash out for a left and right is the landing ger 100% infill or ?
The elevator is symmetrical. Only the small piece with the servo arm is not. The Wings doesn't have washout. The landing gear has no Infill. You can check the S3D factory files for the settings.
@@3dblackbox Is main wing symetrical? The sections with servo pockets clearly need to be on the correct side but the other wing sections look like they could go on either left or right side. I only asked because I printed all L & R wing parts but then later got them mixed up and couldn't tell which ones were supposed to be right or left except for one with servo pocket.
@@AerialRCFun The ribs are always visible from the bottom of the parts. The only exception are the wingtips, where the direction doesn't matter.
what wall thickness is correct for the wing skin , for cura
The first wing section is a single wall design. The rest is printed in vase mode.
Fuse is almost done , it would be also nice if there is a option for a scale fuse with same wing and not a flat sided canopy, very effortless print with Cura
Nice to hear you managed to print it with cura. Please be aware, that the elevator and stabilizer tips probably need modifiers in cura to print correctly and close the top of the part.
@@3dblackbox I would guess just adding more top layers in setting will fix that issue ?
@@vrosi1963 That should fix it. I added another perimeter at the top in S3D.
Can I use "PLA" to build this plane? only "LW-PLA" is good for this plane?
LW-PLA is necessary to reach the CG. PLA would be very tail heavy.
I did not get the wing insert parts to open the cura stl file for the wing tube . is that fixed now
I downloaded the files from cults3D again to check them, but the STLs sliced just fine. Maybe something went wrong with your download. Have you tried to reload the files?
@@3dblackbox I will try it agian but the rest works perfect , thanks
If you still have problems with the files, message me on Facebook and we'll figure it out. facebook.com/3DBlackboxRC
When i try to open the stl cura wing mount front or back l/r it says windows cannot complete the extraction the destination file could not be created . I believe the rest work . just down loaded it on my work computer
@@vrosi1963 I'm working on a mac. Maybe Windows doesn't like slashes in the filename. I suggest to rename the file to wing_mount_front and wing_mount_back and try again.
cults must be down and needed the required parts list for carbon tubs besides the 8mm wing tubes ?
Is there any other motor options that are the same specs to use that are not Muliplex
There is a user who had good success with a 3536 810kv on 4S.
@@3dblackbox Ok i think i have every 3536 ever made due to all the epo warbirds i have flown in the last 10 years