Transformers Mechanical USB & 變形金剛USB

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If you need to know how to assemble, please refer to the assembly steps in the video. It's possible that you'll need to trim the gap between the hole and the shaft after printing. Trimming the hole may be slightly easier. I made the shaft a little larger so it can be connected together like a riveted way without a screw head. This is about 8 and a half years ago, when I was in my senior year, I found a picture reference of a visual theme board in a course. I found this Black Panther Transformer at the time. I thought it was cool. At that time, I created a 3D file simulation based on the picture. Although the details are not very good, but it can still show its function. At that time, SolidWorks animation technology was used to make the work. Animation reference made in 2011 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ToaKWBE-c After many years of thinking about this work, I wanted to use 3D printing technology to make it look. After opening the file, I found that the file was really terrible. There was interference everywhere and no consideration of assembly gaps, so I had to revise the object. This time, I can finally make it. This dream plan for almost 9 years has made me more aware that when creating 3D, it's necessary to connect with the manufacturing process, so that the 3D file will be more practical and easier to be realized.