Helping Hands Operator - Automatic Soldering Tool by Yuval Dascalu

Helping Hands Operator - Automatic Soldering Tool by Yuval Dascalu

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This is my official entry for the Chip-E Remix Challenge. I've designed a device that utilizes almost all of the original components and draws heavily from the original files. The device attaches to your arm and features three motors, an LCD 2x16 display, and a Geekduino / Arduino Uno. This versatile device is perfect for situations where traditional Helping Hands are not feasible, such as when working in tight spaces or at awkward heights - issues I've faced numerous times over the past year. While some may argue that my design doesn't strictly qualify as a Chip-E remix, I consulted with RobotGeek and received their blessing to enter the competition. They pointed out that the kit's components are highly versatile and can be repurposed into various machines, stating "Feel free to throw it in the competition, we'd love to see it!" My design is inspired by this spirit of creativity and experimentation. All components may require a 10x scaling factor to achieve optimal performance. The following parts are notable for being 3D printed: all the purple components depicted in the accompanying images. For those interested in replicating my design, I've shared the code on Pastebin at https://pastebin.com/sF8TZsJ2. All electronic components can be sourced from this link: https://goo.gl/oy1N6q

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