The file 'FIBONACCI 4 Concept Drone – As Seen In Liftoff (Official Version) 3D Printer Model' is (stl,dxf,svg) file type, size is 1.7MB.
--- As of February 17th 2017 this design was also introduced in the Liftoff drone racing simulator! See also: http://www.liftoff-game.com/2017/02/17/update-0-8-4-released/ ---
EDIT (May 24 2016): The most recent STL's have finally been uploaded. Months of testing and redesigning have resulted in the currently uploaded files. Most important updates include:
Recommended parts:
I'm considering this design 99% finished. I will not drastically improve of change this design in the future. This one is basically done. However, keep in mind that this design is free for all to download and improve upon. So feel free! (In that sense, this design might never actually be "complete"... ;-) )
Feel free to contact me for further questions and feedback!
EDIT (February 22 2016): I have been hard at work improving this design. After countless hours (I really mean countless. I have lost track.) I managed to eliminate all the minor issues which were present in the prototypes. The orange version in the pictures is the most recent iteration. I'm uploading the new STL files as soon as possible, as well as the SKP files. Enjoy!
This is a 4-inch class drone designed onwards from december 2015 and is still a work in progress. The currently shared parts have some flaws in them, but they are being addressed as we speak.
As I'm convinced that every design - drone-related or not - requires compromises to be made, the philosophy behind this frame is that I almost completely went for esthetic appeal and small size. Even if this required me to sacrifice some weight or user-friendliness. (Even though it turned out quite light and manageable I believe.)
This frame is based around two vertical 1mm carbon fiber plates with 3d-printed parts holding them together. All necessary components (including FPV) fit in between these plates. Additionally, the arms are made from 8mm carbon fiber tubes. These have proven to be extremely rigid, as long as you use woven carbon tubes, not pultruded carbon tubes. Basically the ones with the actual "CF-look" are fine, don't go too exotic. Just make sure they are not the plain black CF tubes.
Fibo_FINAL_Center_Bottom.stl | 100.3KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Center_Bottom_4_in_1_ESC.stl | 99.5KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Center_Top.stl | 90.7KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Center_Top_4_in_1_ESC.stl | 89.9KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Frameplate.dxf | 31.3KB | |
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Fibo_FINAL_Front_End.stl | 1.3MB | |
Fibo_FINAL_IC120SHS_Fpv_Cam_Housing.stl | 1.6MB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Landing_Gear_3mm.stl | 212.4KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Motor_Mount_Bottom.stl | 125.3KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Motor_Mount_Top.stl | 342.7KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_Rear_End.stl | 531.9KB | |
Fibo_FINAL_X_spacer.stl | 165.5KB |