InMoov Chest: Kinect 2

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**v1.3:** * 1pc_Chest_Front - Designed specifically for CNC / Laser Cutting (DWG file). * CentreBeam_A - Included version compatible with the modifications made by Mindless. * CentreBeam_B - Designed for compatibility with standard InMoov parts. **v1.2:** * CentreBeam_A - Compatible with the updates made in Mindless's InMoov Chest. * CentreBeam_B - Made to work seamlessly with standard InMoov parts. * CentreBeam_1 and 2 - Removed from the design. * Updated SketchUp file for improved functionality. **v1.1:** * CentreBeam_1 and 2 - Fixed issues and corrected flaws. * Updated SketchUp file for enhanced performance. These are InMoov Chest Plates that have been meticulously revised, re-joined, and streamlined to result in fewer parts that can be printed on larger build volume printers, designed specifically to work with the XBox One Kinect 2 device instead of the older XBox 360 version. These parts serve as direct replacements for some components found within [InMoov Chest by Mindless](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2175499) and [InMoov Torso Mods for the XBoxOne Kinect by alansrobotlab](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1289291). This creation is not a remix of the Mindless parts, as I've used the original chest parts from InMoov combined with the parts from "alansrobotlab" to produce larger pieces for printing on bigger printers. There are three different versions available: one-piece, two-piece, and three-piece designs. The CentreBeam parts have also been updated - CentreBeam_A is compatible with Mindless's modifications in [Inmoov Chest](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2175499), while CentreBeam_B is designed to work seamlessly with standard InMoov parts. The 3-piece version should comfortably fit on the Creality CR-10, so a four-piece version was not included - if you need the Kinect part split into two pieces, please let me know. Chest plates are made from 10mm thick material. **NOTE:** Please be aware that there is zero tolerance on the joins - these parts will require filing down and gentle heat application before assembly. I would like to extend my gratitude to Gael, Mindless, and alansrobotlab for their contributions.