Treed3d PETG Black

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Here's a 3D printed robot arm that combines simplicity and flexibility. This design is ideal for beginners who want to learn about robotics while having fun with DIY projects. Key Features: * The arm is made up of six modules, each with its own unique function. * The base module provides stability and support for the entire system. * The shoulder module houses the motor that drives the arm's movement. * The elbow module allows for flexibility in terms of direction and speed. * The wrist module enables precise control over the end effector. * The hand module is designed to hold objects securely. Design Considerations: * The design is optimized for 3D printing with a focus on minimizing support material usage. * The arm's structure is made up of interconnected parts that can be easily disassembled and reassembled. * The motor used in the shoulder module is compatible with most 3D printers. * The end effector is designed to be interchangeable, allowing users to adapt the robot arm for different tasks. Technical Specifications: * Material: PLA or ABS plastic * Printer Resolution: 100-200 microns * Print Time: Approximately 2-4 hours * Post-processing: Sanding and applying a coat of varnish (optional) Files Included: * STL file for the base module * STL file for the shoulder module * STL file for the elbow module * STL file for the wrist module * STL file for the hand module * Motor mounting plate * End effector holder License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0