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Chip-E Serving Arms
This is my submission for the Chip-E remix challenge. When I first saw Chip-E walking, it reminded me of those ancient Japanese Karakuri tea serving automaton. It would be fun to see Chip-E act as a tiny servant. The base and midsection are modified to be able to attach the arms in case you want the arms higher or lower. If you want to use the base instead of the midsection for the arms, print the original midsection for Chip-E as the modified midsection may get in the way for the base.
The arms can be attached either side to side or holding the tray in the front. If the front tray is holding an object too heavy it might cause Chip-E to fall forward so there is a pair of slots in the back where you can insert some M6 nuts to offset the balance.
Also added a small cup and vase for fun along with trays with small cup holder ridges.
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