Sphere-O-Bot (eggbot MOD) Easter Eggs + Xmas ornaments creator

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The Circle-Genie is a free and open source hardware+software project.\n2020 Update: New software version. Portable Inkscape with everything already installed.More info in the assembly guide.\n\nOriginally from Genius Inventor (very cool robots), we have adapted the idea to our electronics and ancillary elements. Software, designs and use is exactly the same. The frame was designed by Samuel Lee \nThe list of parts to print:\n1x Spring holder\n1x MAIN_frame (with support)\n1x Egg support [v2] for medium suction cup size*\n1x Pen holder (updated March 2019 to hold more different pen sizes)\n2x Axis support \n1x vertical ARM \n1x M3 nut Knob (replacement for the metal wingnut)\n \nThe Electronics are FREE and OPEN SOURCE (feel free to replicate it if you want)\nYou can also buy everything (customizable KIT): here \nHow to set it up?:  Assembly guide\nNEW: Create the new pyBot Robotic Arm using the Circle-Genie´s components and electronics\nCircle-Genie KIT unpacking and alternative setting up video (thanks Tinkerlab!): here \nPainting Xmas ornaments: here\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: \n Makerbot\n \n Printer: \n Replicator 2\n \n Rafts: \n No\n \n Supports: \n Yes\n \n Resolution: \n 0.15\n \n Infill: \n 25\n \n Notes: \n ABS works nicely.\nPost-Printing\n\n New!\nUsing the same electronics and motors you can create the G-Robot X3! the fastest and more stable self-balancing robot\n \nHow I Designed This\nWhat you need to create this painting robot\n2x 621 bearing\n1x Threaded aluminum rod (4mmØ,100mm length)\n1x compression spring (5,5mmØ, 12 mm length)\n2x 1.8deg HIGH QUALITY NEMA 17 Stepper motors (45mm length) (4.6Kg/cm torque)\nMotor cables (16+75 cms long)\n1x SG90 servo\n1x DEVA control Board\n2x A4983 Stepper motor drivers\n1x Power supply 12v/2A\n5mm M3 bolts\n10mm M3 bolts\nM3 nuts\n2x 20mm Suction Cups\nOTHERS:\ncable wrap (optional but makes everything look prettier..)\nYou can also buy the Circle-Genie robot KIT (motors, electronics and ancillary elements) here: http://jjrobots.com/product/circle-genie/\n\n \n \n Paint on any spherical object\n\n Circle-Genie KIT unpacking video\n And alternative setting up guide (thanks Techsmith!)\n \n Geniobot, G-Robot X3...all the JJrobots\n If you have created a G-Robot X3 or the Geniobot, you already have the electronics and almost all the ancillary elements needed to create your Circle-Genie! (yes, we have used the same items to create this drawing bot).\nTake a look at the G-Robot X3, the Geniobot and...THE MOST AMAZING ROBOTICS KIT\n \n If you like the Circle-Genie and have a 3D printer, take a look at the MOST AMAZING ROBOTICs KIT\n A kit of very different robots created from the same electronics and motors. Just print the frames and have fun! (and learn robotics with the Robotics Challenges with the University)http://www.jjrobots.com/the-university/\n \n \n the MOST AMAZING ROBOTICs KIT