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Đế Gắn XT60 Dẻo Sau Cho Drone Shendrones Corgi
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- XT60CorgiMount_1765966347.STLSTL · 8.3 MB
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Details
- Model ID
- #98465
- Category
- DIY
- Published
Description
Warning:
This is a very old model I created in 2016 and imported from my Thingyverse profile (https://www.thingiverse.com/TheZerschmetterling). Maybe some links are broken or not up to date. If you have any questions do not hesistate to ask.
Summary
This is a XT60 mount for the Shendrones Corgi.
Good to know:
- It is designed to be printed in flexible material!
- The plug may already be soldered!
- It needs to be printed in flexible material to fit inside otherwise it won't because the mold is smaller then the plug.
- You can use the top side as an anti-slip mat
How to print flexible material:
- There is a Bambu Guide on how to print TPU, i recommend reading this:
https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/knowledge-sharing/tpu-printing-guide - DO NOT USE AN AMS TO PRINT TPU if its not TPU with a hardness of 77D or 55D!
- You can print on a Cool plate, PLA plate, engineering plate, high-temperature plate or textured PEI plate, just make sure the temperature is low (30°-35°).
- Use a 0.4 Nozzle.
How to mount it to the Frame:
- Just pull your XT60 inside the flex mount from behind.
- There is a 1mm edge on the frontside of the mount to hold the plug in position while connecting or disconnecting a lipo
- Now just slide the mount over the bottom plate of the battery tray. Because it is flex it should fit and sit tight!
Print spec
- Formats
- 3mfstl
- Model files
- 2
- Total size
- 10.2 MB
- Largest file
- 8.3 MB












