Simple Servo Bed for InMoov

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Introducing "InMoov," a robot that can be printed and animated with a 3D printer and building skills. Get involved in this exciting project! This post also features a new servo bracket for increased development when pulleys rotate, allowing even restricted-rotation servos (0-90) to fully move the fingers. Replace thishttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25465 with another design available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28124. Print the STLs, and note that left parts are for the left arm; no support is needed, and printing without a raft is best. A test print of "RobRings" at 0.25 thickness works well, but higher-resolution printers will yield better results. Remove previous servo brackets in "robparts" to accommodate the "RobServoBed." The "robparts" are designed as covers without brackets for servos. Visit the blog (http://inmoov.blogspot.com) for assembly instructions and modifications. Replace the old RobServoBed with the improved V4, which has larger cavities for easier cable passage. Lastly, update to RobServoBedV5, which adds screw holes to fix the servobed inside the forarm.