SpiderBot (Hexapod)

SpiderBot (Hexapod)

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A hexapod boasting servo joints, this design, while large, exudes coolness thanks to the strong servos used. The HD-2213MG Servos (http://www.servodatabase.com/servo/power-hd/hd-2213mg) were employed in its construction, but alternative servos would necessitate adjustments in embeddings and horns. Adjustable leg lengths can provide shorter leverage if desired. Assembling the parts with M2 thread rods and nuts concludes the build. Upon modifications, mirror both upper and lower legs as well as the servo casing. The cut list includes 3 right upper and lower leg parts, 3 light upper and lower leg parts, an upper body part, a lower body part, 3 right servo casings, 4 left servo casings, a head, and specific thicknesses for each piece. Laser-cutting in combined raster & vector mode will ensure precise servo-horn and nut embeddings. M2 hex-head screws (12mm) function as the servo back axises. Photos detailing assembly are provided, highlighting the need for numerous nuts and thread rods. This is a first-time upload by Daniel, hoping it proves useful for fellow creators. [Robotic Fun]

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