This is the is the Version2 of the Racekraft Shcreamah frame. I've been flying the prototype v1 (4mm) for about a year now and it has been shockingly durable (I have yet to break an arm!). So when I saw a v2 was available that was 5mm thick I wanted to build one! However, I sure as hell wasn't going to pay $130 for a frame, but found I was able to piece one together for about $60 buying it piecemeal without hardware.
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Awesome man. I've been looking into making an ultralight frame. Do you have a link for the camera mount?
These are the camera mounts I used, there are probably better suited ones out there, these are just what I had handy. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2058608
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