Slip-On Plastic Forearm for the RoboNova-1 BiPedal Robot
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The forearm, designed to fit over an existing one, uses rubber cement or similar adhesive for temporary attachment. Access free 1mm thick aluminum/alloy parts from the 3D Content Central Library (http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/Search.aspx?arg=wperko). Microsoft Robotics Studio software is also free and importable to these files. Adjustments may be needed for MakerBot printing materials, so a MakerBot is useful for learning. Large overhangs can be difficult; flat versions are provided. Sketch orientation differs between SolidWorks and MakerBot files at -90°. This design is entered into the makezine.com/go/makerbot contest. After MakerBotting, use a rubber grommet or tape to fit a small short laser pen into the 12mm diameter mounting bores; plug the laser into Port 15 of RoboNova-1 and use a TTL-2-PWM adapter for control. If successful, share the build-file and machine type for others to use.
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