Glue the "lipo_mount" part to "fs2", then glue the
"fs1-nose-fs2-fs3" parts together using CA glue. You can insert
the “craycle_pim” parts into their slots on the fuselage parts to
facilitate assembly.
Avoid spraying the accelerator directly onto the CA glue! Spray
on first piece and wait for 15 seconds to dry it. Then you can
aply glue on the other piece and put the pieces together.
Glue the "fs4" - “elevator_r” - “elevator_l” parts together. Make
sure that the elevators are 90 degrees to the rudder.
Carefully glue the “elevatorbar” part into the slot under the
elevator parts. The elevator bar will distribute all the force to
both sides.
It’s okay there is a small gap between elevator_r and elevator_l.
The elevator bar will handle the mechanism. Please avoid the
excessive usage of glue.
Carefully use sprey accelerator on this step. Avoid spraying the
hinge slots. This makes hinge installation difficult.
Glue the "rudder1" and “rudder2” parts together by inserting
“cub_pim”.
Glue the rudder you prepared to the tail by inserting hinges
into it’s slots.
Note: The CA accelerator sprayed to stick the elevator may have
contaminated the hinge slots! Take your time, apply the glue
onto the hinges one by one and insert into the slots on the
Clean the little “ruddergear” parts and glue them onto the
slots on the rudder. Assemble the “wheel20_rim” and
“wheel20_ring” parts to get the rear wheel.
Assemble the rear wheel to the rudder gear by using a 2 mm
steel rod or something similar. Glue the steel rod carefully
without applying glue to the wheel. You can apply some liquid
oil to make the wheel turn easily.
That's it! You have a rear landing gear with the steering system.
Release the aileron flaps from the “wing2” by breaking it’s tiny
connections and reassemble the aileron using CA hinces.
Take the servo as position as the same in the image below and
screw onto the “wing1” part. Then you can glue the “wing1”“wing2” and “wing3” parts together. Be careful not to apply
glue to the servo and same process goes for the other side.
Mount the Wings to the Fuselage with CF Rod by inserting the servo cables. When gluing the secondwing to the fuselage, you should attach the "fs_support" part
to the CF Rod. In this way, the fuselage width will be preserved.
The "fs_support" part should be glued to the fuselage to
prevent the fuselage from stretching. Apply a minimum
amount of adhesive to the CF Rod to be able to reuse it.
Stick the tail that you prepared to the fuselage by inserting it’s
slot to facilate assembly.
Install your servos to the fuselage and prepare 2 pieces of 1,2
mm pushrods which is approximately 210 mm length.
You can make Z bend for the both side or use rod linkage to
make detachtable and facilate to set the flap positions.
For this model, the best way to mount the push rods is; Z-bend
is mounted on the outside, the push rod connectors are
mounted on the servo arms inside. In this way, connectors are
installed quick, it becomes possible to deassemble the wires,
and the objects that will create drag are reduced on the
outside.
You can use cheap 9 gram servos for this model becouse of it's
not required high sensitive on the control surfaces.
Prepare quick release landing
gear by using 2mm steel wire. You
can use this page by printing as
%100 scale and also you can use
the dimensions as mm.
Assemble the “wheel35_ring” and
“wheel35_rim” parts together and
install them onto the landing gear
that you prepared (You can make
a clear hole in the “wheel35_rim”
by drilling it with 2 mm drill bit.)
Glue the “spinner_adaptor” and
“spinner_base” parts together by
inserting 5 mm rod to make it
centered. Assemble the spinner,
motor and landing gear as shown.
We developed this model as a compact Super Scale model to
experience FPV flight from the real pilot's perspective. With V2,
the model became even lighter and slower. So this model can
also be used as a Trainer.
Enoy with free upgrade with CraycleCub V2! Please check
update notes on craycle.com.
We are always continue to improve the model after published.
Usually this happens becouse of requests. If you need some
feature that is gonna be improve your user experience on this
model, please join the Next Model Survey on craycle.com.
Is there a missing information in this guide? Please let us
know. Thank you for supporting us by building our models!
We have prepared printer profile on Cura Slicer for you. If you
have a Marlin XYZ type printer, you can print directly with
provided gcodes as well. If you can’t use the gcodes don't
worry, just follow the instructions...
1) Go to the Cura Profile Article to download Cura V4.13.1 and
import craycle.curaprofile.
Article: https://craycle.com/craycle-cura-profile/
2) Change this settings according to your printer:
- Material Settings.
Nozzle Temperature
Buildplate Temperature
Flow (wall flow is important!)
- Travel Settings.
Retraction distance
Retraction speed
We make internal supports by creating gaps in the model parts.
So, the "Slice Gap Closing" value should be 0 mm or closed.
Turn off all gap-filling features in the slicer.
You should print the biggest wing part of the model to test
your printer. Make sure the wing weight is equal to the settings
table! Then you are ready for the rest of the model parts.
This process will both verify your extruder flow and verify your
printer settings correctly. If you have mechanical problems on
your printer, you will also see that mesuring the model weight.
We pre-routed the model parts for you but still make sure the
model parts are oriented at 45 degrees to the bed. This way X
and Y axis works coordinated and you can get maximum
surface quality. You can also set the Z seams to corners.