Hammer Mini H Quad v3.0 - Converted to 3D

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While looking for Mini H Quad frames for me and my Dad, I came across a website called http://untestedprototype.com/ who have 9 sets of plans all in DXF format for being mill on a CNC. I do not have a CNC mill but I do have a 3D printer so I decided that i wanted to try the Hammer Mini H Quad v3.0 frame first. I have converted the DXF files into STL files using Rhino3D. Thickness of parts have been assumed but not tested yet! I am very new to 3D modeling and printing so things may not be correct all the time, advice is appreciated. Feel free to print these on your own printer and leave a comment on changes that should be made. v3.1 Changes - 24/04/20134 Thinner Mobius plate Spacer added onto the arms MainTop has holes for larger flight controllers Holes for hex posts moved to accommodate larger FC Additions Different arms have been added, they have cutout for the motor wires to pass and a spacer. ArmLighter.stl Arm_Lighter_Spacer.stl Instructions Required = 4 X Arms 1 X MainBot 1 X MainTop 1 X Top 1 X Mobius 2 X Landing nuts,bolts spacers ect Motors: RCX 1804 (2400KV) Micro Outrunner Brushless Motor (Clockwise & Anti-Clockwise) Propeller: 5x3 2 Blade ESC: Afro ESC 12Amp Multi-rotor Motor Speed Controller (SimonK Firmware) Flight Controller: AIOP V1.1 ALL IN ONE PRO Flight Controller Receiver: FrSky V8R7-II 2.4Ghz 7CH Receiver The build manual from untestedprototype.com should be used for the acual assembling of the frame (remember that the thicknesses will be different)http://untestedprototype.com/2014/03/hammer-mini-h-quad-v3-0-manual/ I am currently printing the parts in PLA @ 80% infill