2 closed and 2 mirrored
Front-right and rear-left take the closed one; front-left and rear-right, the mirrored one. The 3MF already has each one on its arm.
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Overview
The claws replace the Evoque's stock arm guards, under the motors. The fit was measured from the original guard: the 6 mm arm slides in sideways into the cavity, flexing the TPU, and the motor goes back through the 33 mm opening with the same screws.
Each claw locks with a dovetail latch: a tab on the right-hand piece that rides in a blind groove, open only from the inside. Once mounted on the motor, it has nowhere to go.
Front-right and rear-left take the closed one; front-left and rear-right, the mirrored one. The 3MF already has each one on its arm.
The 29 mm motor passes with room to spare; the cage never touches the bell.
A standing dragon on the fin's stock mount.
0.3 on the vertical faces and 0.5 on the diagonals, which lie flat during printing.
The 4 legs
Viewed from above, with the drone's nose pointing up. Click a leg to see it in 3D. If you work with the drone belly-up, its right side is on your left.
Specs
Printing
Times and grams from the Bambu Studio projects for the P1S, included in the download.
Files
Click a claw or dragon file to see the part in 3D.
Testing
The real state of testing. Items on the right move to the left as they come off the printer.
FAQ