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Airy-71 Version 2

Brand: 3dprcfun
£6.90

Inclusive All Taxes

Description

Airy-71

Version 2 of a lightweight 3D printable multi-purpose airplane.

 

User Guide

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Figure 1: 3D-printed Airy-71 Version 2

 

Parameter

Airy-71

Wingspan:

706 mm

Length:

499 mm

Wing airfoil:

S4083

Weight (radio-control / rubber-band / glider):

90 / 80 / 70 g

Wing area:

6.2 dm2

Wing load (radio-control / rubber-band / glider):

14.5 / 12.9 / 11.3 g/dm2

 

Available here: https://cults3d.com/en/users/3dprcfun/
                              https://rc3dmarket.com/3dprcfun

Content

Content 2

What you get 2

3D print files. 2

What you need. 5

3D printer specification. 5

Required materials. 6

Assembly. 6

Main video assembly guide. 6

Pre-flight setting & check. 7

Change log. 7

What you get

This is the perfect airplane to inspire your children of the fascinating world of model aircraft sports. Version 2 is a "3-in-1" with triple fun. It can be used as:

·       glider

·       rubber-band motor model

·       radio-controlled model (with brushless motor)

Changing between rubber-band motor and glider model operation is possible within seconds.  Most components are designed for printing with Light-Weight (LW) PLA. The propeller and some other small parts are printed in PLA to withstand stronger forces and to obtain the desired center of gravity position.

Since almost all parts are 3D printable, this plane can be reproduced after a crash at very low cost. I spent considerable amount of time with prototype testing and refinement to improve printability, flight characteristics, and rigidity. The latter is essential since harder landings are impossible to avoid for the rubber-band motor and glider models. Flight videos can be found on my YouTube channel.

 

3D print files

The package includes a complete set of STL files, a set of PrusaSlicerproject files, and the hereof generated gcode. PrusaSlicer is a powerful open-source software that can be used for free. The project files were created with version 2.8.1 and contain all detailed print settings required to optimally print each airplane part.

STL

STL stands for Standard Tessellation Language, a file format that describes the surface geometry of a three-dimensional object. High resolution STL files are included for all printable parts.

Project files

Multiple STL files can be combined into a single project file (3mf) and "print job” (gcode). Specific slicer settings can be applied to e.g., increase the stability of a certain part area or improve the printability of an area with a large overhang angle.
The package includes 3 project files with full access to all component-specific slicer settings. All project files can be easily modified with the graphical user interface of PrusaSlicer to comply with your 3D printer in terms of print volume, parameters, and print material.

Gcode

For the PLA project file and each LW-PLA printable part, gcode files are provided to minimize your preparation time. Please note that these gcode files were generated for the Prusa i3 MK3S. For many 3D printers and filaments, the gcode should just work fine. If you experience issues with the print quality, just modify the slicer parameters in the project file to create the optimal gcode for your printer.

 

Figure 2 and Figure 3 provide an overview of the required 3D printable parts. The color code of the index numbers shows to which project file the part belongs.

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Figure 2: Exploded view with labeled parts for the rubber-band motor and glider model

 

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Figure 3: Exploded view with labeled parts for the radio-controlled model

Project (.3mf)

STL name

Index

Weight

Comment

LW-PLA

weight: 64g

 

wing-2-l

wing-1-l

wing-1-r

wing-2-r

horistab-front

horistab-back

fuselage-1

fuselage-2

fuselage-3

 

00

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

 

8.0g

9.1g

9.1g

8.0g

2.5g

1.4g

16.1g

5.9g

3.9g

 

extrusion mult.: 0.40; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.40; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.40; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.40; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C extrusion mult.: 0.45; nozzle temp.: 235°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

LW-PLA RC parts

weight: 12.5g

 

horistab-back-rc

elevator-rc-left

elevator-rc-right

rudder-rc

fuselage-1

fuselage-3-rc

 

09

0A

0B

0C

06

0D

 

0.2g

0.7g

0.7g

0.5g

6.8g

3.6g

 

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.40; nozzle temp.: 250°C

extrusion mult.: 0.37; nozzle temp.: 250°C

PLA

time: 3h 36m, weight: 27g

 

rod (2x)

wing-connector-f.

wing-connector-b.

rubber-end-holder

fuselage-connector

propeller

locking-ring

spinner

nose-part1

nose-part2

motor-holder

motor-cover

spinner

horn-rudder

horn-elevator

servo-holder

 

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

1A

1B

1C

1D

1E

1F

 

1.0g

0.6g

0.2g

0.6g

2.1g

8.9g

0.3g

0.9g

2.2g

5.5g

1.1g

0.7g

0.5g

0.1g

0.1g

2.1g

 

common

common

common

rubber-band motor

rubber-band motor

rubber-band motor

rubber-band motor

rubber-band motor

glider nose connector (no drilling)

glider fuselage nose

rc component

rc component

rc component

rc component

rc component

rc component

Notes:
The red-colored text highlights print settings which deviate from the default settings to obtain the center of gravity as shown in
Figure 5.
If you want to use a different slicer software, make sure to check and reapply all part-dependent print settings provided in the PrusaSlicer project files. Otherwise, some parts may not print as desired.

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Figure 4: All printable parts.

What you need

3D printer specification

All STL files have been successfully tested with my Prusa i3 MK3S.

3D print volume

 

Minimum requirement for single STL file (ensures printability of all plane parts): X=145mm; Y=145mm; Z=180mm.
Requirement for provided gcode: X
200mm; Y 200mm; Z 180mm.

Nozzle diameter

0.4mm

Filament support

PLA / LW-PLA

Required materials

Almost all plane parts are printable except for the rubber bands and some metal parts.

Common

Filament

Light-Weight PLA: <80g (e.g., 3DLabPrint PolyLight 1.0)

PLA: <30g (e.g., Overture PLA Professional)

Carbon rods

4pcs: Ø 1.0mm, length 470mm

Rubber band

2pcs to attach the wing to the fuselage

Basic tools

Cutter knife, file, pliers, drilling machine and drill Ø 1.6mm

CA glue

Medium viscosity e.g., Hobbyking Super Glue CA (50g / 1.7oz) Medium

CA accelerator

Recommended e.g., Hobbyking Insta-Set CA Accelerator 2. Oz

Rubber-band

Spring steel wires

1pc: Ø 1.5mm, length 100mm (to connect propeller with rubber band)

Metal washer

2pcs: inner Ø ≈ 1.5-2mm, outer Ø 5-6mm, thickness ≈ 0.3-0.8mm

Metal spring

Metal spring from a ballpen

Rubber band

Rubber band for the motor e.g., Flight-Depot Sport Gummi 4.8 X 2000mm

Radio-controlled

You may have different requirements depending on your radio.

Spring steel wires

2pcs: Ø 0.8mm, length 320mm

Hinges

A few centimeters of gift ribbon with 8mm width

Screws

4pcs: M1.4, length 4mm (or similar for servo attachment)

Motor

Micro 1104 HM Brushless Motor 4300KV (screws included), AliExpress

Folding propeller

5.5x3.3 Mini Folding Propeller, AliExpress

ESC

1S 4A ESC 3.7V-6V Micro Brushless Motor Driver Board, AliExpress

LiPo

1S 380mAh LiPo battery, AliExpress

Cables/ connectors

JST PH2.0 2pin cable connector male (connect LiPo with ESC), AliExpress

JST SH1.0 3pin cable connector female (connect ESC with receiver), AliExpress

Servo

2pcs: 2g Micro Digital Coreless Servo, AliExpress

Receiver

Graupner GR-12SH+ HoTT, robbe

Assembly

Main video assembly guide

This assembly guide provides all required hints for a successful assembly of the Airy-7.

Chapters:

            00:00  >   Intro
00:19  >  
Wing
03:38  >  
Fuselage for rubber-band motor and glider
06:43  >  
Rubber-band engine & glider nose
10:20  >   Fuselage including servo installation
18:57  >   Brushless motor
21:03  >   Remaining radio control

Pre-flight setting & check

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Figure 5: Center of gravity (CoG)

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Figure 6: Rudder deflection angles

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Figure 7: Elevator deflection angles

Change log

Version 2

·       Added radio-controlled version.

·       Reworked fuselage part connection and added 1mm carbon rods to further improve robustness.

·       Optimized printability and weight distribution.

Video

Shop Policies

Delivery Policy

Digital files for own printing will be made available for download (no shipping costs).


Printed parts:

Germany:
- Shipping fee: EUR 7.- including insurance and tracking.
- Expected delivery time: 2-5 days.

European Union (except Germany):
- Shipping fee Option 1: EUR 10.50 no insurance, no tracking. No reimbursement from DHL or the seller in the unlikely event that the goods get damaged or lost during delivery.
- Shipping fee Option 2: EUR 16.50 including insurance and tracking.
- Expected delivery time: 5-10 days.

Please step into contact with me for delivery to other parts of the world.


Contact: 3dprcfun@gmx.net


Refund Policy

30 days return for physical products (printed parts). Buyer pays return shipping.

Offer to Buyer

For our next generation of aerospace engineers :-)

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