Drone Landing Legs
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Description
What it's for
A set of standalone tapered landing legs for a custom quadcopter or drone project, giving clearance for an under-slung battery or payload.
Dimensions
- Height: 37 mm total ground clearance.
- Base Diameter: 12 mm resting footprint.
- Top Diameter: 6 mm where they meet the frame.
Print notes
Print flat on the build plate. No supports are needed for the tapered cylinders.
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