jack in the bot 3d models

Grabby The Bot Mascot for the Mascot Chalenge. ...Design 5.

Grabby The Bot, for the mascot challenge. ...Design 4.

Grabby The Bot third design for Mascot Contest

As with all the bro-bots, the parts are interchangeable and fit on other bots as well, with the exception of his upper arms. I changed up the arms to give him shoulders. Fully articulated at all the major joints, but the joints are held together with...

Jay Bot

The torso is printed in two parts. Unfortunately, his waist does not swivel, unlike other bro-bots. Instead, glue the two torso parts together. Some supports will be required to print it right, particularly with the legs, head and hands. ... Created in...

Humanoid machines rise from the ruins, their mechanical hearts beating with a singular purpose: to serve those who wield power in the ravaged world. Salvaged from the devastation of war, these Junk Bots will fiercely defend innocence or ruthlessly...

The visor is printed in clear and glued onto the head to give it that reflective effect. The arm pieces must be printed four times on either side, for a total of 8. This gives the arms the full articulation. Then there are wrist pieces, which attach...

For those interested in exploring the project's intricacies, full details are available at https://www.instructables.com/id/KiKi-the-Keyboard-Bot/. ...The accompanying SKP files provide a starting point for customizing Kiki's case to suit individual...

But the KAMI project is characterized by some interesting notes: * All the parts have been completely redesigned to facilitate 3D printing: - in PLA, - without support structure, - without adhesion border * The source files are available in some...

It features rigidity and ease of assembly while offering scalability in X, Y, and Z dimensions by altering the lengths of Makerslide, belt, and leadscrew. As an economical choice, this mini version utilizes off-the-shelf standard items or easily...

... body/logo connectors from the screw library. Illustrated assembly instructions in PDF format are included. Print each plate in different colors, assemble the body, head, arms, and clips following the guide, and enjoy your new 3D-printed helper!

The source files are available in several formats: - f3d (Autodesk Fusion360), - obj (a 3D format for import/export), - stl (for 3D printing). No screws are needed to mount the articulation mechanism. The robot is centered around an ESP8266 and...

Grabby is 173.1x177.8x127mm with a material volume of 580752.93 cubic millimeters In the renderings with the accessories, I used LAMY PEN SWIFT by Alex Cotterill-Drew and triangular scale ruler by Johann Oberhumer . ... Thanks guys Please like and...

Place the wheels in position by gluing the axels in the holes on the chassis. Then you will need to print 52 tank treads, 26 for each side. The treads attach to each other with a piece of 1.75 filament threaded through the hole. I did not design the...

This is a highly detailed model of a screw jack meticulously crafted in CATIA.

Discover the top-rated robot in GrabCAD's community! Learn about the features and popularity that make it stand out. ...Check it out now!

... The bottom torso needs to be printed upside down with supports. The hands have supports already programmed into the design, as does the leg. The hands rotate, but otherwise do not articulate. ...This is my second design ever made in Tinkercad.

A Machine Among Us: A Member of the Robot Family. ... In a world where technology reigns supreme, a tribute is paid to the wonders of science fiction. A Mechanical Marvel in Simple Terms. ... The Perfect Office Companion: A Robot at Its Best.

Bob is a high-tech cleaning droid, a non-player job character from the cutting-edge video game "Second Thought," created with the advanced 3D modeling software Blender and optimized for seamless integration into the Unreal Engine 4 platform, as seen...

... renders with realistic materials! The contest might be over in a few hours but Grabby will continue to live! ...Eyes and mouth elements are homage to Mikki Olli's original design while the rest of Grabby reflects a more modern and crustacean form.

With 20 models and 40 parts, assembly is easy with no glue or screws needed except for the spring in the bobblehead section. ...A tutorial on making your own bobblehead model can be found at http://wiki.makerbot.com/bobblehead; add a spring from...

I plans found in the excellent 3D Printing Projects book. Now, this updated version of Chauncey uses an Adafruit CLUE microcontroller board running CircuitPython and a Bonsai Buckaroo add-on board to sense soil moisture levels and water your flower...

More build details can be found in the instructions tab at [www.thingiverse.com/thing:655423/#instructions](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:655423/#instructions). With my 400mAh battery, USB camera streaming video, my run time is about 1 hour and...

I plans for building Chauncey were published in the excellent 3D Printing Projects book. Now, this updated Mk. II Chauncey can be created using theAdafruit CLUE microcontroller board runningCircuitPython and theBonsai Buckaroo add-on board to sense...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/jqtuNaf2J0m

When you sit at table in an office you always need a piece of paper. ...This is my paper block holder.

... for rough play, but they will hold with careful use. Some supports will be required for printing, especially with the hands and torso. The other parts should print fine without supports. ...I used rafts to print, but that's probably not necessary.

... my ArtStation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xJLdWR. ...The concept behind it was created by the incredibly talented artist Gareth Davis, known as Spudonkey. ...Check out his amazing art at https://twitter.com/Spudonkey/status/1160226294078087168.

That is my design for the GrabCAD mascot. I tried to keep it simple. It is hollow inside to reduce excess material. ...Dimensions : 75 mm x 25mm x 77mm