(7/7) 3D Printing for RC: Making replacement RC parts
In this video we use SketchUp (/) to take a scan of a flat 3D part, in this case a TAROT 250 quadcopter arm, and use it to make an exact copy of the part that we can then 3D print.
This is also a great way to make your own versions of parts - need to add extra space o material to a weak-point? You can using this method.
You can download the .STL files I created in this tutorial here -
Thanks for watching, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
Happy Printing!
This is also a great way to make your own versions of parts - need to add extra space o material to a weak-point? You can using this method.
You can download the .STL files I created in this tutorial here -
Thanks for watching, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.
Happy Printing!
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