EezyBot Mk2 Control Panel

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I designed a quick control panel for the Eezybot arm mk2, enabling me to connect it directly to an Arduino Uno and operate it with precision dials. To create this control panel, I required a compact design that could rest on the edge of the robot arm's wooden base while accommodating three small breadboards within its confines. A fifth dial was added for controlling the optional rotating claw, as well as extra holes for incorporating buttons and LED lights into the system. Parts necessary for assembly include: Breadboard (I utilized three small ones) Five 10k potentiometers Five dial-buttons to be attached to the potentiometers Important note: Rotate the model and print it upside down. This should result in a minimal requirement of only two supports, if any at all.