Quote from: Nithinraj Kotian on February 11, 2015, 11:54:51 AM
My Friend has one. We started Building Quadcopter Frames.

How much time does it takes to make a 360 size frame (from start to end)

3D printers to print frame 360 size and arm in just 10-20hour 

Quote from: Avadhut10001 on February 11, 2015, 08:52:00 PM
3D printers to print frame 360 size and arm in just 10-20hour 

Today printed a 250mm quad frame
With 5mm thich center plate and 9mm thich arms with 60mm high landing skid..
Whole peint took aeound 6 hours in total..
And around 65mtrs of pla
Total weight around 50gms..
Moderately strong.. will post the pics and flying video soon..
As it is a diy printer the finishing is not that perfect.. and took a lot of time coz i just printed in a speed of 35mm/sec
Where we can actually go up to 150mm/sec.
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Sir ABS would have been stronger i guess than PLA ...anyway waiting for your pics on the print!

Quote from: satyagupta on February 11, 2015, 04:09:55 PM
How much time does it takes to make a 360 size frame (from start to end)

Satya sir, it would take 5-6hrs for 350mm size Quad. weight will be around 70-100grams.

What would be the thickness of that frame?

Center plate 3mm and arm 6 to 10mm 

Good stuff thanks for the info.

Welcome Satya sir 

I have experience with the REPRAP prusa mendel i2, you could get a Prusa i3?

Hello Gautam,

Please check out Creatorbot DIY 3D Printer KIT http://creatorbot.com/machines-and-accessories/3d-printers/creatorbot-mini with a price tag of 28,500/-. if any questions happy to answer it.


Cheers,
Varun

intersting ... is it all inclusive ? Like no need to get X or Y on your own ..

Here are some of my prints and the 3d delta design..
getting speeds upto 75mm/sec
And 0.4mm nozzle with .4mm layer thikness..
working with cura and coding source ultimaker modified..

Some more

Arun what about

http://creatorbot.com/machines-and-accessories/3d-printers/creatorbot-mini

?

The specs looks good..
150x150x150mm build area is okay but not suffice.. i dont think its with a heat bed.. no more specs given

Hello Arun and gautham,

Yes the build volume is small but adequate and its meant for starters in 3d printing.


its only PLA as of now so no heated bed but it comes with a Aluminum Bed so can be upgraded later.

its expandable, if you know how to work on it, you can make a 1m x 1m x 1m printer too  .

we have these rails http://creatorbot.com/frame-rails/t-slot-profiles and can get some ideas here openbuilds.com

I really want to see how these rails we have can be used in RC Hobby to make some cool awesome stuff.

Ofcourse you can built any size printer.. but what i am taking was under budget..

Hey, I've been working with a company that makes 3D printers. The guys are from made a lot of noise good their quality of print. Check them out:
Fractal Works

its Fracktal Works Pvt Ltd

http://fracktal.in/

is this kinda Aluminum extrusions available at Bangalore??

They should be available at local aluminium shops...they are called t-slots!

there is an online shop but shipping is costly

http://www.3dprintronics.com/aluminum-extrusions/v-slot#!/V-Slot-Aluminium-Extrusion-20-x-40-1-m/p/44631147/category=12115347

Hello Krish, we sell V-Slots and accessories for it.

we are based out of Bangalore, you can come down and pick it up too.

http://creatorbot.com/frame-rails/rails


Regards,
Varun

Everyone says that they have the best 3D printer in India ? How we can judge, which is the best ?