3D printed DJI inspire maiden flight!

After MANY hours of hard work, my 3D printed DJI inspire is in the air!!!! As you can see in the video, it needs work! I believe the bearings that the arms are riding on are too loose. Other than that, it flies! So I can't complain.

For a lot more info on this project go to this page:http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2327044

Here is my complete setup:

Frame: Printed on a Makergear M2 (best printer ever!) with PLA plastic, most parts are between 30% to 50% infill with the very small parts at 100% infill. http://www.rchobbysuk.co.uk/blogs/dji-inspired-3d-printable

Motors: Multistar 4108-480Kv (hobbyking.com)
Battery: Multistar 5200Mah 6S 10C lipo (hobbyking.com)
Props: 13x5.5 carbon fiber (http://diyquadcopter.com/)
ESC: F-30A-HV from readytoflyquads.com
Arm Servo: sm-s4315r (can't remember where I bought it, they are pretty common though)
threaded rod to drive the arms:http://www.aliexpress.com/item/RepRap-3D-Printer-THSL-300-8D-Lead-Screw-Dia-8MM-Thread-8mm-Length-300mm-with-Copper/1849858328.html
The threaded rod requires some cutting, I redesigned the arm lifting bracket to fit the large brass nut. (check the rcgroups thread for files)
Carbon fiber tubes: 330x16mm from hobbyking.com
hardware kit: rchobbysuk

limit switches and diodes for the were bought from ebay. Can't remember the part numbers..... look to RCG for more info!

Thanks to RChobbysUK for their wonderful design!
Thank to all the RCgroups.com members for their help and support!

Special thanks to MR.RC-CAM of rc-cam.com for his "low-tech" arm raising/lowering solution!

Special thanks to Flohio117 of droneworksusa.net for helping me with motor/esc/prop selection and testing.

Sorry if I have left anyone out, more to come as I work out the kinks!

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