Inmoov Bicep Frame ,Dwg Format

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Many Thanks to Mr. Gael, Inmoov's Designer. These are the Bicep Frames Converted to .Dwg Format for CNC/Laser Cutting, all 7.5mm Thick, but 7mm or 8mm should work fine too. For the 2-Stage Potentiometer Hole on the Bicep Frame, I removed the 13.5mm Dia hole and kept only the 5mm Potentiometer shaft hole, used as a pilot hole. Then, you can just use a drill press to drill it out to the size of your Potentiometer. The original hole is 13.5mm Dia and 5.7mm deep, with a notch taken out in the second stage to stop the Potentiometer from spinning out of position (see pic). I also made the x2 screw holes on the sides of the Potentiometer hole go all the way through to the other side. People use different sorts and sizes of Potentiometers and modify that spot to suit their needs. Other than that, everything should be pretty easy - I've used only the original parts from Mr. Gael and not modified ones. All I've done is join the two Bicep frames together (which was a perfect fit) to make one part. The Bicep Frames are the same for both sides of the Bicep and for both left and right arms, so you only need one file. However, I've done both sides just in case the material you're using has a different topside finish from the bottom side finish. Note: I don't have a CNC/Laser Cutter and these files were done by request. There are the original STL converted to DWG - Mr. Gael designed them for 3D printing, not CNC/Laser Cutting, so there will be problems as dictated by "Murph's Law". -=Mindless=-