The first parts came out great, ASA’s surprisingly easy to print, but before I print the rest I want to test them to make sure they’re durable enough. I think a single pylon should be strong enough, but I want to be sure before I potentially waste plastic on the other side’s parts. I’m also going to try and program in roll control sort of how multirotors do yaw, spooling up the two motors spinning one way and throttling down the others, although I may not have enough channels on my transmitter.
I’ll probably change the alignment slot so to make the front half more rigid. Instead of it being a cut like it is now, it’ll be a “groove” where the wall moves out, only leaving the small bit at the bottom for the motor wires to stick out full cut through.
