piper cub j3 by 3dLabPrint.com - Free 3D Print Model

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lakshman mallidi

Hobby & DIY>RC

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Print Profile(1)

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0.28mm layer, 1 walls, 0% infill

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57.6 h

23 plates

4.7(7)

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Description

This 3d print model is remix of piper cub j3 by 3DLabPrint
This remix is tested and printed on bambu lab A1 (bed size 256x256x256)
Filament used and all the setting in .3mf file is configured for esun epla-lw.
Total weight of the model is 600 grams with all the electronics.

piper cub j3

rc plane

Comment & Rating (28)

@patricklinden

i print prin 1 and its printing 1 wing is that correct i think he has to make 2 wings in 1 time

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@user_2927696090

it will print one part at a time to avoid stringing

@patricklinden

Replying to @user_2927696090 :

yes sorrie i was to fast asking after i came back he printed two wings..i almost print full plane nou only got some problem wit print 8 the seccond print is fal down when he print the half....sorrie fore my bad english haha

@user_1902249366

Has anyone printed this plane with an A1 Mini? please

@onebeatconsumer

have you tried it out?

@FELVY_ALMEIDA

I have printed it

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@onebeatconsumer

I missed your comment somehow. how can I print this on the mini? @FELVY_ALMEIDA my father restored a real cub and then sold it. I’d love to print it for his birthday. thanks

@patricklinden

in progress

@THEHAMMERMAX

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 1 walls, 0% infill

nice I kept getting membranes without this profile

@user_3918041843

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0.28mm layer, 1 walls, 0% infill

fits together well. seems strong

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@user_2850625880

Is there a list of electronic components

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@Jacket

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There's a list of components in the pdf from 3dprintlab. So far here's what I've put in my work in progress: motor: "FLASH HOBBY D2830 1300KV Brushless Motor for Multicopter (D2830-1300KV)" esc: " FLYCOLOR Electric Speed Controller ESC 3A UBEC with XT60 & 3.5mm Bullet Plugs for RC Brushless Motor (30A)" servos (x4 required): Miuzei MG90S 9G Micro Servo control rods: MECCANIXITY 15pcs 1.2x500mm Z Push Rods Parts & 15pcs Nylon Control Horns for DIY RC Car,Boat,Car,Airplane,Helicopter Model Replacement (Note: I would try to find some in 0.5mmx500mm diameter size, 1.2mm is harder to push through the fuselage) servo extension wires: "WMYCONGCONG 25 PCS 5 Sizes Male to Female 3 Pin Servo Extension Lead Wire Cable for Futaba JR Servo" propeller: "Master Airscrew Electric Only Series 8x4 Performance Propeller" and then whatever radio receiver you would like to use with your transmitter. Hopefully other will chime in with their parts lists. My parts were purchased on Amazon.

@user_2739744819

I am new to 3Dprinting. Bambu A1. using eSunLW. Working with 3Dlabprint files. Using these settings prints came out well (good adhesion, smooth, no stringing, and walls thin flexible and transmit light) QUESTION: 1. The extruder temp is set for 220 degrees for this print. eSun specks note better foaming with higher temperatures and lowers extrusion rates. Is this lower temp selection a happy medium of weight and streanth for foaming eSun LW PLA? (my assumption). 2. Should I play with higher extrusion temp and lower rate to maximize the ASun foaming characteristics. (lighter parts but perhaps weaker)? my apologies if this seems like a really silly question….

@lakshmanmallidi

At 240 print become too brittle, at 220 I felt it sturdy enough to fly, may be you can go till 225 or 230, but it will reduce strength.

@user_2739744819

Replying to @lakshmanmallidi :

thanks!! I wanted to use the knowledge of others who have played with this. The prints look wonderful! Thankyou!!!

@TheShadowCrushr

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Just started printing my second J3 using this profile. I am using Overture Air Pla and did not need to change any settings. Excellent job on setting up this profile! The walls are turning out so much better than my last print. Cheers!

@TheShadowCrushr

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*update* I did increase the flow from .67 to 1.

@Jacket

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Printed perfectly! Thank you so much for slicing everything up for us! I can't wait to try this baby out. I'll post some pics when it's finally completed.

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