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Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90

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Head_Nano.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Fang_Nano2.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
BodyBack_V2_Spider.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
BodyBack_V2.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
tibia_l_MG90.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
tibia_r_MG90.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Neck_V2.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Femur_MG90_B.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Femur_MG90_A.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
body_u_L_PCA_Neck.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Coxa_L_MG90.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
Cora_r_MG90.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
body_d_L_Screws.stl Spider Bug Robot(quad robot, quadruped)-MG90
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13 files (STL) Close
  • BodyBack_V2.stl
  • BodyBack_V2_Spider.stl
  • Cora_r_MG90.stl
  • Coxa_L_MG90.stl
  • Fang_Nano2.stl
  • Femur_MG90_A.stl
  • Femur_MG90_B.stl
  • Head_Nano.stl
  • Neck_V2.stl
  • body_d_L_Screws.stl
  • body_u_L_PCA_Neck.stl
  • tibia_l_MG90.stl
  • tibia_r_MG90.stl

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Last update 2021-03-06 at 19:22
Publication date 2020-01-20 at 10:22
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2020-01-18 at 12:03
Design number 99995
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natet13
natet13

Okay for the LIFE of me I cannot figure out how to attach the neck and head/fang with a servo. I see that it's possible based off your video but I cannot figure it out, pls HELP! lol

kasinatorhh
kasinatorhh

Glue the servos horn into the opening of the frame (4th image from right, top side).
Then screw in the servo inside the head, then attach the Fang. Does that help?

natet13
natet13

Hmm, I can't quite visualize that. I'm attempting to assemble it in a 3D builder first to make sure all my components fit before printing. Is there any chance you can send like a picture of what it looks like or something? No rush and if it's not possible, I totally understand!
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bobjoh
bobjoh

j'aimerais me procurer le code arduino pour votre magnifique araignée
merci
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gprovost
gprovost

salut sympas ton montage tu as le ino
hectortfn
hectortfn

Muy bueno. ¿Sería posible facilitar el código para arduino?

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omar_qasim75
omar_qasim75

good job, please share the Arduino Code
stevenwelding1
stevenwelding1

That will be great thanks
stevenwelding1
stevenwelding1

hi
I love the spider and i really would love to build one.
Would be possible to send me the ino.file.
Thanks
paco_zombie
paco_zombie

Hola, amigo, un trabajo impresionante, me encanta el detalle de la cabeza, ya que muchos otros robot-insecto tienen que girar todo el cuerpo para observar su entorno, el que pueda girar la cabeza supone una gran ventaja.
Me preguntaba si podrías indicar una lista de los componentes electronicos necesarios para el montaje del robot: (motores,sensores y demas elementos utilizados para su montaje).
Un saludo y buen trabajo.
francisdermfx
francisdermfx

Thank U my friend!! nice work!

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