stick ends 3d models

Remixed low profile stick end for gimbals with M3 thread as I use M3 inserts to secure it. Here I'm using it with the Jumper T Pro to bring the sticks as low as possible as the gimbals sit quite high. Hate the stock pointed stick ends that dig into...

Push on stick ends for the original sticks

Alternative Stick ends for 4mm shaft, with a length of 20mm, 22mm and 24mm

These are Frsky Taranis stick ends that simply slip over the threads after removing the original stick ends. They're designed to work with TPU material, which is known for its flexibility. Three versions of these ends are available, measuring 1.15",...

I have here stick ends for the Taranis, requiring only an M3 thread to be cut into them. ...They can be controlled very nicely with the thumbs.

The FrSky X-lite transmitter now boasts slightly longer stick ends, increasing overall length by about 2 millimeters and adding a width of 13 millimeters to the top section.

Stick ends I designed specifically for my Taranis. Utilize M3 screws for the original Taranis gimbal and M4 screws for M7/M9 gimbals. ...Print with any desired material, as it will securely screw itself into place.

Modifies stick ends to allow them to be slid onto the new Radiomaster Pocket Sticks.Have uploaded two types:-V6.3mf for fitting from below to mainain the height of the sticks.V7.3mf for fitting on top of the sticks.Added two designs for pinchers...

These stick ends were designed specifically to fit my fingers comfortably, providing good control, thanks to their pinch grip design. While they were initially made for my TBS Tango radio, others may also find them a suitable fit. The snugness of...

Print your own Stick-Ends for your Hall-Gimbals. I have the M4 sticks, so all the STL:s require a M4 nut to be inserted when printing (using either paus or filament switch). I used Prusa-Slicer for this. I'm printing in TPU, I like the softer...

I designed custom stick ends for my Spektrum DX7s, giving them an Xbox/PlayStation controller feel while preserving the "pinch" functionality. These upgraded ends are more compact than standard ones, providing a sleeker profile that sets them apart.

... with the Tiny X8. It's highly recommended that you print them in TPU, as the hole is smaller than the stick end and will require some stretching to fit properly. ...You can easily purchase the Tiny X8M transmitter here: http://bit.ly/2CB7JyK

I made this to try out different stick ends for my Radiomaster TX16s transmitter. These are were designed for pilots who use thumbs. There are 6 different designs, choose whatever you like Instructions: 1 - Print a base. 2 - Print a top. ... 3 -...

The gamepad-style screw-on transmitter stick looks and feels professional-grade, despite not matching the sleek aluminum stock stick ends. On the thumbs, they fit perfectly, allowing for improved precision and a more satisfying gaming experience. ...For...

I kept feeling like my thumbs were going to slip off my stick ends. So I designed this spikey knob for any M3 threaded gimbals (which I think is all gimbals). I do still like to drill out all holes to their exact dimensions (I never completely...

Print your own Stick-Ends for your Hall-Gimbals. I have the M4 sticks, so all the STL:s require a M4 nut to be inserted when printing (using either paus or filament switch). I used Prusa-Slicer for this. These are all made for "my" preference, but...

Print your own Stick-Ends for your Hall-Gimbals. I have the M4 sticks, so all the STL:s require a M4 nut to be inserted when printing (using either paus or filament switch). I used Prusa-Slicer for this. These are all made for "my" preference, but...

... for pincher style control. ... To remove the stock stick ends loosen the hex nut on top of the stick ends with an 2 mm hex screw driver a bit and then unscrew the sticks with your hand. ... Then simply screw the longer ones on until they tighten up.

Just a stick end to try on your TX16s. the fit is a bit tight but that allows for not needing nuts or anything. ...MORE COMING SOON(hopefully).........

These are convenient stick end attachments available in three different sizes specifically designed to fit the DJI FPV transmitter, perfect for a variety of applications.

Hybrid Pinching stick end, wide top. ... Printed mine 0.16mm layer height (smaller = better) Download the TPU files if you are going to print them in TPU!

Kbar FPV bits Textured Stick Ends for RC Radio Transmitters. ...A few different sizes 10mm Diameter M4 or M3 10mm Diameter x 22mm Long M4 15mm Diameter M4

These stick ends take the 7.95mm to 12mm, meaning you don't have to move your fingers as far to get full motion of the sticks. Made out of TPU they are really comfy. The 8mm fit nicely but the 7.9mm ones are more snug so choose your poison! ...:D ...

Radiomaster TX16s Stick Ends So, the sticks on the Tx16s are a bit too thin at 7.95mm diameter, prompting me to beef them up a notch. These stick ends expand the 7.95mm to 12mm, allowing for full motion control without overreaching with your fingers....

I designed these to have stick ends slightly shorter than stock, but with a much tighter grip. These were printed in PLA and feel just right. I made sure they are quite aggressive, so handle them carefully when installing. ... Edit: I added stick...

... experience. ...These precise components are designed to snugly fit onto existing stick ends, eliminating the need for additional supports. ... Infill at 100% and print with TPU or similar materials at a resolution of 0.1 mm to achieve optimal results.

Here are some stick ends that I made to match what I've been using in my Taranis X9D. ... When you screw them, a thread will be created on the inside (the hole has the right size if printed with a 0.4mm nozzle).

These are Stick Ends I created to replace the stock ends on my TX16s(M4) and Tango 2(M3). There are both a TPU and PLA version. PLA version has a slightly wider hole to help thread it on without the risk of breaking the print! These work...

Radiomaster tx16s.M4 stick tips. ...No nuts needed, it's tight

Hello, Here are stick ends for TBS tango 2 (and Pro). ... Enjoy!