Sunshade/Cover For DJI RC2 Controller- 2 Versions - Free 3D Print Model

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Wile E. 3D

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Sunshade With Recesses for Sticks

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Sunshade With Flat Top

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Every takeoff is optional. Every landing is mandatory.

This is an adjustable sunshade for the DJI RC2 controller. The knob is used to adjust the tension so the hood will remain in the place you adjust it to. I have included two versions. One allows leaving the control sticks installed, while the other requires removing them in order to be closed, I recommend the one with the recesses for the sticks. If you are using the standard Mini 4 Pro DJI bag either will still fit with the bag with cover on. but the one with that covers the sticks will be a little snug.

You will need to remove some supports. I've found a single edge razor blade to be useful for getting in between the connection areas.

Hardware Required:

Qty	Item
1	M5-.80 x 50 Hex Head Bolt
1	M5-.80 Nut
2	M2 x 8mm Knurled Thumb Knob Bolts

Comment & Rating (65)

@WillpowerFPV

all things considered, this model knocks it out of the park! there are other sunshades, but most other wouldnt allow you to stow away your antennas, which defeats the whole purpose. this is a tricky geometry for fdm, especially with these thin parts, which is why ii decided to go with PETG-CF. It's much stiffer than standard petg, but also nearly as rigid as PLA. Also, i had a 100g of this complimentary blue color. I beefed up the parts with extra perimeters, and 30% infill, and i didnt print the gopro bolt as I already had a gopro bolt that wasn't being used.. picking supports out of the gopro mount fingers was a bit tedious, but only took 5 min with some fush cutters. I definitely recommend this model..

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@gary.oldefendt

Looks good! Actually, the purpose isn't to stow the antennas. Its to protect the screen when closed and provide a sunshade for glare when open, along with leaving the control sticks on.

@WillpowerFPV

Replying to @gary.oldefendt :

right, maybe I wasn't clear, but your design was clever enough to allow me to fold the antennas down the way they're intended to be folded for storage of the radio, but most of the other designs I saw forced your antennas to stay deployed, or end up with a leverage point that can snap them off. I'm just glad I can keep your model fixed at all times.. Anyway, thanks again. its excellent.

@gary.oldefendt

Replying to @WillpowerFPV :

OK, I misunderstood.

@MisterBLONDE

There is major issue with this print. after the support base first layer is printed, the next step is a line that goes behind them from one side of the print to the other, this line keeps failing, I have cleaned my bed and restarted this print nearly 6 times now, each time making sure my bed was clean in between each print, I changed the position on the bed, I tried changing when the fan kicks on, I changed the retraction settings, and this is a roll of bambu gray pla straight out of a 8 hour dry in my sunlu s4, it keeps failing in the exact same spot every time using a p1s

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@gary.oldefendt

Do you mean the orange line in this pic of the first layer slice? If so, thats the forst line of the cover afeter the brim. I've never exprienced any problem with it in the 6 or 7 times I've printed it myself. I an using the Bamu Super Tack plate, so that might be why. Changing the angle of the model on the plate to be more vertical would give you more surface area in contact with the plate and might make a difference.

@MisterBLONDE

yes.that is the line I am talking about, I am currently printing another makers cover and it is printing with no problems currently, I never have issues with my prints, very weird issue but it happened in the same spot every time, like is said I tried messing with a bunch of different things to try and get it to work but it just kept failing at that spot, I even rotated it to a different position on the bed, I mention the fans, im not sure whats causing it, I never get failed prints since I got the printer in December and have calibrated it , not trying to sound like an A hole, I appreciate the effort you put into making this, just wanted to bring it to your attention , thanks friend

@MisterBLONDE

Replying to @gary.oldefendt :

I wil try it again after this other cover is done and I will try to orient it differently, thats probably what it is, thanks man

@Bobberclub

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Sunshade With Recesses for Sticks

hat super geklappt

@user_2478848410

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Sunshade With Recesses for Sticks

Support Issue:like this 3 times

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@gary.oldefendt

I don't understand what's going on here. Whats the white filament all about? It looks too me like you lost adhesion or something to cause that section to move? Never had this happen to me.

@user_2478848410

Replying to @gary.oldefendt :

I put the first layer of another filament because it broke for the 3rd time, thinking the filament was wet, but it happened on a very advanced layer

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@user_606227107

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brilliant model. thankyou printed 2 and both printed perfect.

@user_2162664328

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Great print. All others I’ve tried were junk.

@onemoredave

Great fit - ASA-CF

@Wingnut1090

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Sunshade With Recesses for Sticks

Perfect 🤩

@Ikki86

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Sunshade With Recesses for Sticks

printet in Petg hf

@Regular_Joe

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Printed in PLA, but it broke at the Top ScrewMount. Might reprint in PETG as maybe a bit more durable. A 4 Rim/Mount as the original sun cover might increase stability!

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@gary.oldefendt

I'm not familiar with 4 Rim/Mount. Can I ask where you have seen it?

@Regular_Joe

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Replying to @gary.oldefendt :

im not sure if Rim is the right word..but the Connection point is where it broke..In an other product i see that this part is much more reinforced. That might be an issue..maybe its just bad luck it broke after 10mins...

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