InMoov Neck Head Bracket Another Redesign v2

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This is my second remix of the Skulls Neck Bracket System. I found the first one had some significant flaws. My goal remains to have enough room in the head to support a Raspberry Pi computer that can be removed from the ear without removing the skull. Update 5/7/2019 -Thanks to Riobot for their contribution. * Upload JawPiston used in remix Update 4/9/2019 -I would like to thank Mhars for their assistance. * The NeckFrameRedesignV8.stl file was repaired and renamed NeckFrameRedesignV8-repaired.stl. Flaws in v1: * The jaw piston did not line up nicely with the bracket. * The jaw piston would frequently hit the front neck piston. * The head rotation slipped off the neck gear constantly. * There was very little room for the RPI. * No provision existed to connect HDMI, power, or audio to the RPI. * No mount was available for the nervo board. Fixes/Revamped v2: * The jaw piston is now closer in front and sits upright. * The ear bracket system clicks perfectly into place, providing ample room for the RPI. * A cutaway has been created in the neck bracket to accommodate HDMI, power, and audio connections. * The rotation gear has been strengthened, allowing it to be secured in place using a screw through the neck bracket. * An upper head mount has been added for increased stability, as well as a mount for the nervo board. I'm particularly pleased with this version because it's a more compact system that leaves a larger opening for the RPI and provides greater head room. The next step is to design an RPI GPIO board that can be connected when the RPI is inserted and turned counterclockwise from the ear, then disconnected when the ear is turned clockwise to open. I'm also utilizing my remixed rear head design and gear (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2335838). Now all I need are LED lights, dry ice, and sound effects.