Nope, that's top plate @ 2mm and bottom plate @ 2.5mm. It's a totally different critter now! But ya, factor in 4 M2 standoffs + mounting screws for total weight.

Hope folks are able to give the frame a try, following is README from the attached zip file that contains instructions, before and after pic, files to be cut, and thanks for the guy who made the original scan of his h115lr available at thingiverse:

Quote:HX115 fpv frame by F1strauss on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5441889

This rereworked frame started with the one from F1strauss above but needed the holes cleaned up. While there I decided to move the cam mount forward of the prop-line for less in view props. Then shortened the rear of center mount locations by an equal amount forward, should still be plenty of room for a cap there behind the AIO. Lengthened the motor mount protection points at end of arms for a little more armor.

Hope here is for folks to be able to order their own with no compensation for me but kudos again to F1strauss above for making his jump start (for me) available to everyone.

Formula for frame cutting specs are as following, and kudos to https://www.cncdrones.com for an awesome and fast job of cutting the frame. Simply email the enclosed zip file to [email protected] for your price quote. Recipe follows:

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T700 stock

top plate = 2 mm / @ quantity: 2

bottom plate = 2.5 mm/ @ quantity: 2

no chamfering, it's optional and costs more if you want it, ask for it/pricing.

You will need a quantity of 4 M2 standoffs & screws which are available at cncdrones. Addionally you will need a couple TPU cam mounts that slide over the standoffs. I can provide a .stl file for printing in needed but they are pretty commonly found at thingiverse or even for sale at say racedayquads if you have them print a set if you don't have a 3D printer.
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...hope folks post pics of their builds at intofpv if you have a frame cut!

...happy flying...

edit to add!!!:
OH, I forgot to mention in the readme and before that you need to have cncmadness rotate the bottom plate so that it is "cut along the weave". They will do that no problemo...

double OH... say you wanna change something:

QCAD - 2D CAD for Windows, Linux and Mac
The Open Source CAD System For Everyone
QCAD is a free, open source application for computer aided drafting (CAD) in two dimensions (2D).
https://qcad.org/en/

Paid version has more features... fair enough.

...but how do you use it huh, here’s a few examples to get ya goin on your mods:

How Things Are Made from Quad 66


How to draw a quad with QCAD 2D from Ian444 Flyingmachine


QCAD Tips & Tricks for Newbies from Tim McKay




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