August 20, 2022
Description
Version 2
Mounting for a RC model airplane with a keyboard stand
I used a keyboard stand of the brand Adam Hall Stands SKS 03. This is a stable keyboard stand with double square braces and quick adjustment. However, it works with any other identical keyboard stand, which has a tube diameter at the top of 28mm. Gegebenfals must be adjusted the cross brace, depending on the model.
The length of the longitudinal struts can be adjusted according to personal needs, since the brackets are continuous and the aluminum profile can be pushed through. So that the aluminum profiles fit correctly, it is best to first print the parts and then measure the appropriate length of the aluminum profiles.
In this version the longitudinal profiles are moved inwards.
So you can fix smaller models with chassis better.
Dimensions of the keyboard stand
Tube width: 405mm
Tube diameter: 28mm
3D printed parts:
Frame
2x 20x20 Corner ver2
2x 20x20 Corner ver2 (mirror in slicer)
Model Holder
4x 20x20 Holder long ver2
4x 20x20 Model Holder ver2
2x Holder Glider big ver2
2x Holder Glider smal ver2
Accessories (optional)
1x Tool Holder Screwdriver
4x Belt Holder
4x Hook
8x Endcap 20x20mm
1x Tray For Screws
1x Tool Holder Pliers
1x Transmitter Holder
Aluminum profile 20x20L B-type groove 6
2x 400-500mm for the longitudinal braces (length as you like)
2x 400mm for the cross braces (depending on the type of stand used)
4x 150mm for the model holders (length as required or model)
Minimum screws (as needed)
40x M5x10mm
40x 5mm washers (optional)
4x star grip screw, thread M5x15
Padding
For the glider mount I cut suitable strips of foam rubber and glued them with double sided tape.
The padding on the 20x20mm aluminum profiles is from the hardware store and a foam expansion profile in gray.
Fits perfectly in the 6mm groove and can be easily removed and adjusted again.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — NoDerivatives
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