Leader 120 Pod V4 - fiveangle

This is a remix of Justinhillpac'sLeader 120 Pod V3 that makes the following improvements:

• Fixes non-manifold problems with Justinhillpac's version
• Reduced polygon count to a reasonable number for 3D printing and quick slicing
• Flattens the surfaces that mount to the Leader 120 carbon frame (Justinhillpac's version was not flat and so would attempt to print mid-air on 2nd layer in the front area, causing potential print failure)
• Adds additional strength and protection around the camera

• Adjusted to allow to print upright from camera face, allowing model to be printed entirely without supports
  2 versions are included: standard with high camera protection, and another notched vertically around the camera to allow extra camera tilt adjustment.

  Ideally print in TPU on fresh layer of undiluted gluestick with a 3mm wide brim and cooling fan on full after the first layer. If you have your print profile optimized to print TPU without to cooling fan, you may need to up the print temperature around 20C or more to ensure layer bonding with the high fan rate.

  Enjoy !

  -=dave

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Category: R/C Vehicles Summary

This is a remix of Justinhillpac'sLeader 120 Pod V3 that makes the following improvements:

• Fixes non-manifold problems with Justinhillpac's version
• Reduced polygon count to a reasonable number for 3D printing and quick slicing
• Flattens the surfaces that mount to the Leader 120 carbon frame (Justinhillpac's version was not flat and so would attempt to print mid-air on 2nd layer in the front area, causing potential print failure)
• Adds additional strength and protection around the camera

• Adjusted to allow to print upright from camera face, allowing model to be printed entirely without supports
  2 versions are included: standard with high camera protection, and another notched vertically around the camera to allow extra camera tilt adjustment.

  Ideally print in TPU on fresh layer of undiluted gluestick with a 3mm wide brim and cooling fan on full after the first layer. If you have your print profile optimized to print TPU without to cooling fan, you may need to up the print temperature around 20C or more to ensure layer bonding with the high fan rate.

  Enjoy !

  -=dave