Hi. This is my latest build and the most "complicated" I have done. Because ever components are so tiny !
I moded the frame and the components in Fusion360 and export it to 3dsmax to made a custom canopy that fit the runcam nano.
Then I printed it with my Anet A8 3D printer.
I tried to respect the design of the original canopy.
Very nice build! Did you do the the 3d model of the bottom plate as well? I would love to print the frame.
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What type of supports did you use when printing? my canopys keep breaking when im taking off the line supports, and sometimes they won't come off at all. what style do you reccomend? are there any specific setting I should use? Im using cura.
15% infill for the filling and ~0,3mm on the Z distance
Thanks! 15% for support infill, or canopy infill and what type of supports are you using?
Ultimaker cura : 15% for support density, support pattern : Zig zag
Try to play with the Z distance (2,7 to 3,2mm)