R.E.P.O Robot - 3D Printed Articulated Mech Toy - Toy with Hidden Storage Compartment

This mechanical case, inspired by the robot from the game R.E.P.O, is designed to combine functionality with a creative touch.

Its structure is 3D printed and assembled simply, allowing for a quick and intuitive construction process.

The robot features a sturdy body and mechanized legs that, when pressed, activate a mechanism that makes the robot's head move, creating an engaging
and practical interaction. This movement simulates the robot's behavior in the game, making the opening of the secret compartment more interesting.

SECRET COMPARTMENT 🤫🔒🗝️👀🔍
The secret compartment is located in the robot's head and is opened by a mechanism activated when pressing the legs.
It’s perfect for storing small items, providing a safe and discreet space to store valuable or tiny objects.

Additionally, the robot's body has another compartment for storing other items, enhancing the case’s functionality without compromising its aesthetic.
The design ensures that both printing and assembly are simple, with no need for complex components, making the product accessible to any 3D printing enthusiast.
Perfect for those seeking a creative and interactive storage solution, this robot is a unique piece that combines technology, design, and practicality.

🔧 Recommended Settings:
All parts should be printed in PLA or PETG with 25% infill and 2 wall lines, except:
-Legs.stl: requires 35% infill and 4 wall lines.
-Key of secret compartment.stl: requires 100% infill.
-Eyes.stl: 10% Infill

📐 Below are the printing parameters for each part:

Arms.stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 45mm/s
s: On

Circular base (Pedestal).stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: Off

Hinge components (Head fixing pin.stl | Head hinge.stl | Lower hinge.stl)
Layer width: 0,08mm
Speed: 30mm/s
s: On

Head.stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: On

Key of secret compartment.stl
Layer width: 0,08mm
Speed: 50mm/s
Infill: 100%
s: Off

Head.stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: On

Legs mechanism base.stl
Layer width: 0,18mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: Off

Legs.stl
Layer width: 0,18mm
Speed: 50mm/s
Wall line count: 4
Infill: 35%
s: On

Lower body.stl
Layer width: 0,18mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: On

Push bar cover.stl
Layer width: 0,1mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: Off

Secret compartment.stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 45mm/s
s: On

Spring base cover.stl
Layer width: 0,15mm
Speed: 50mm/s
s: Off

Springs.stl
Layer width: 0,08mm
Speed: 30mm/s
s: On
s dencity: 0%

Eyes.stl
Layer width: 0,1mm
Speed: 50mm/s
Wall line count: 2
Infill: 10%
s: On

🧪 Required Materials:
Cyanoacrylate glue (Super Glue) or a similar adhesive.
Sandpaper ~320 grit (To sand the ts before fixing the pins)
Flush cutter (Recommended to remove the small s).

⚠️ Precautions :)
Small parts like hinges and pins require good bed adhesion and proper extrusion flow to avoid print failures.
Removing s from the spring can be tricky due to its small size. Use tools carefully and work with patience and attention. 😉