Inspired by the NBD beeBrain and in reaction to mounts that were flush against the FC causing the untimely death to some of my precious babies, I made this.
The briBrain.
Cus I'm brighFive. Get it?
Anyway, they're not the lightest (in the high 0.6 to 0.7g range) but with 0702 motors and clean building you can still get a 65 under 17g so it's fine. I fly them on 75 as well and they're ROBUST.
Designed for the Pinch but takes the c03 without a fuss.
I recommend printing the manual support version to save material (snips off easy) but auto generating supports works just fine too.
I've mainly flown the 40d and it's held up great, no dead FCs! I'm hoping you can test out other angles and let me know how they hold up or if you mod them in any interesting ways.
Enjoy, high five to you, and Peace and Long life.
-bF

UPDATES

OCTOBER 19 2024
Threw in a 40d prototype for the beeeye and other 14mm square pcb cams.
The size of the pcb on these cams puts the bottom edge of the cam pcb closer to the FC. I didn't want to raise the whole thing (adding plastic; these are already "heavy" mounts) to accommodate this so beware that there is a potential for contact here that is less with the other version. It's really not by much though.

OCTOBER 21 2024
25, 30, 35, and 45 angles of the beeEye added.

NOVEMBER 13 2024
His excellency and fastboi overloard, revered grand whooper (and fellow Team Tinywhoop pilot if I am to humbly reference my own bonafides) TDOG asked me for, and I quote verbatim, "42.5. Plsss. Possibly slightly lower by 2-3mm. Actually wait can you do 42.069".
And thus the "TDOGs 42069 LOWRIDER" was built.
I am unclear on its exact benefits and have not flown a craft of any type since September but his excellency has in a short span of time amassed a data set that leads me to believe it is safe for use by standard mortals under close supervision. Be careful.