Retro Dingbot Replica Free 3D print model

cgtrader

Included all parts, full plate, colour separate plates. Got Black, Red and White Filament? Make a Dingbot! (The head is poseable; that's about it for now.) Thanks to Brendon.H, I discovered his model on the SketchUp Warehouse (it's the only dingbot available). I remember these from my childhood and thought they would be an easy print with easy assembly, so I added colour without painting or finishing issues. In Blender, I processed the model for printing and then assembled the pieces with glue - just two small ones needed. The example in the photo was printed at 0.1mm resolution and is smaller than the downloaded version, with some problems fixed while printing, but feel free to scale as desired. From foot to foot, the overall width of the dingbot measures six centimetres when printed normally. Read instructions for printing and full-scale dingbot progress information: Instructions This model can be printed without rafts or support (excluding arms), as gaps are small enough to be bridged in the main body - simply print quickly at 60mm/sec or above. Recommend printing with low tolerance, between 0.1mm to 0.2mm. Working on a functioning dingbot progress: Yep, I was right; not satisfied with a miniature replica, I'm working on building one. Most of the components are already made; I just need some new rubber filament this week so that I can create realistic tires for the wheels underneath - probably around twice as big, possibly bigger still. You'll get an idea of my full-scale design when you imagine full-size IR sensors in place of eyes. Here's a breakdown: I will post photos and updates soon: essentially, it runs on an Arduino LEOSTICK (Arduino with Wi-Fi capability) powered by an IR sensor eye system, two small motors to control the wheels and 7.4v Lipo (a small lithium-ion battery) bubblegum type rechargeable