3D printing: DJI Mavic Stick Guard

[Guest]

Found this "DJI Mavic Stick Guard" on Thingiverse

Looks nice.

DJI Mavic Stick Guard by Hovership

 

[thefrisbee995]

All I need now is a 3D printer... and a mavic...

 

[RJ_Make]

Will this really help stop damage? It seems that it may potentially cause more damage?

 

[ShawnIde]

I don't have mine yet, so I'm a bit ignorant. Don't the sticks come off? I know I saw that somewhere, Maybe from a "Tested" review.

 

[ShawnIde]

Found this "DJI Mavic Stick Guard" on Thingiverse

Looks nice.

DJI Mavic Stick Guard by Hovership

I like it though... If you can match the gold stripes on the mavic, that would be cool.

 

[Guest]

Taking the st

I don't have mine yet, so I'm a bit ignorant. Don't the sticks come off? I know I saw that somewhere, Maybe from a "Tested" review.

This was the case with the beta models only!

 

[Dronebow]

Is allowing the sticks to still move in tandem but be protected against breakages the goal? I would think something that isolates the sticks altogether would be better.

 

[kmaluo]

Is allowing the sticks to still move in tandem but be protected against breakages the goal? I would think something that isolates the sticks altogether would be better.

The angle of the sticks won't be able change, so it's not going to move around much at all. Excellent design.

 

[LakeTravis]

I just found the exact same thing on eBay and ordered one, $10 (free shipping) and it comes from the USA instead of from China in January. Worst case, I may want to use a velcro strap to hold in on and keep it from moving.... you can buy rolls of all kinds of Velcro straps and about any hardware store.

DJI Mavic controller Stick guard USA seller fast shipping many colors available | eBay

 

[Vicrimo]

I just found the exact same thing on eBay and ordered one, $10 (free shipping) and it comes from the USA instead of from China in January. Worst case, I may want to use a velcro strap to hold in on and keep it from moving.... you can buy rolls of all kinds of Velcro straps and about any hardware store.

DJI Mavic controller Stick guard USA seller fast shipping many colors available | eBay

Thanks for sharing. Ordered 1 as well[emoji1417]


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[hiwese1]

Thanks, just ordered them. Nice addidtion

 

[Guest]

Hmmm I guess I could print them and sell it for $9 (without P&P).
I could even vapor treat them fot that price to make them look even better.

 

[Guest]

Here you can see (and hear) a live event of my printer printing the "DJI Mavic Stick Guard".
Job should be done within 2 hours.
I also hope that I've got enough filament for this job (3 meters) as the spool is almost empty :/

*** EDIT ***

Live "event" has finished.
You can see it back here (when YouTube processing has been done):

 

[Rick]

Here you can see (and hear) a live event of my printer printing the "DJI Mavic Stick Guard".
Job should be done within 2 hours.
I also hope that I've got enough filament for this job (3 meters) as the spool is almost empty :/

Rumour has it that this video was secretly filmed at the DJI factory in China as production is ramped up of the new Mavic Pro.

 

[Romi]

Bought these yesterday. Just a bit smaller really.

DJI Mavic Pro remote stick guards protectors USA seller | eBay

 

[Anthony Viscomi]

Bought these yesterday. Just a bit smaller really.

DJI Mavic Pro remote stick guards protectors USA seller | eBay

+1 I just order these too

 

[Fishstiq]

This one is nice too (but big) DJI MAVIC TX BOX by Digson

This is more what I would want I think. Where do you go to get one of these printed for you, and how much would it cost?

 

[Guest]

I ran out of filament, so I'm unable to print it at this moment.
I'll get some new filament tomorrow, and print the TX BOX to see how good it is.

 

[RJ_Make]

IMO, I think the box is the way to go if you looking to protect the RC sticks.

 

[Guest]

Printing the TX box now with new unknown filament (might get messy)

Mavic Pro TX box (part A)
Filament needed: 22.5 meter
Infill set to: 10%
Time to print: +/- 5hrs.