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About a year ago I bought some pull back toys to turn into ants. Sir Killalot seemed like a good one to miniaturise, so here's my post build, build diary.
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The most compact robot I've ever assembled. (The walls of the micro servos had to be filled to get them to fit!) -
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At 225g he's a bit fat to fight, but it took so long to piece him together I'm not too fussed that he wont get broken apart.Comment
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That is awesome!!! It must have been really hard to fit it all in there!
You should try to make the drill bit spin aswellComment
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Thanks Max.
I did fit a tiny motor into the arm, you can see the wires coming out of the shoulder in the first pic, but there was no room for a gear box so it burnt out almost immediately.Comment
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That's awesome! Impressed you got the arm and claws moving.
Now get the other arm moving and the lance spinning
You forgot to mention that the claws are Ti.
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Thats awsome! I'm making a Growler one at the moment ill get some photos up when i can.Comment
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That's the motor I was thinking of. Told you there was a geared motor that size http://www.gizmoszone.com/shopping/a...eries;ppinc=1bComment
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I can't believe anyone's been able to make a planetary gearbox with a 6mm dia!
I just tried to order the 40 RPM version, but their out of stock. I'll keep checking in though, thanks for that.Comment
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yeah it is pretty crazy, even crazier is the 6/7mm thick fleaweight someone built with themComment
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Also Ran, or am I missing one?Comment
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