Downloaded these this morning. Very nice.

Looks nice! Have you posted the .stl files someplace?

I am not sure of the purpose of this but I get the feeling it will be of great use to a lot of people. What should I use this for?

That is very cool. Thanks for sharing it!

Cool ! SketchUP is very popular and easy to use. By the way, where’s the link to the Sketchup-InMoov?

I have fixed the small gap in the forehead.
It was easy with the heat gun en some CA glue.
Now the attention wont be drawn to the shadow in the for head as much

They are not ready yet…. When they are I am sure Gael will let us know….

Nice work,,,, are the -Mecanum Wheels- on the other side any good..?- I v seen them on other projects and was wondering are they an improvement over the wheel or do they just look really cool,,,,,

this’s your first printted hand ? Much more better then mine. I use the iron-heating to fit the holes.

Let it Slow, Let it Slow, Let it Slow… I wish you a merry Winslow 🙂

Nice build and all looks good.

BTW, Welcome to the InMoovers !

Regards,
Marten

Hi Ashley,

Welcome to the InMoovers 🙂

MRL is (in my eye’s) much stronger/faster then Arduino IDE/Boards itself.
It’s running at a faster system then a single Aduino board, so there are much more options possible.
And the InMoov is a default Robot in MRL which is cool and more easy for beginners.
There are some Python script made by other…[Read more]

HoHo…. HoHo 🙂

Nope,,,, HS-805BB are the cheapest out there for their size,,, prices are all over the place with servos-,, have a look at quite a few web-shops before buying- you should be paying around $35usd for them- but check out the “postage cost” before buying ,,,

Try these ones, they are the same as the HS-805’s but only $27 USD.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXLN94&P=4#technotes

for the large servos I strongly recommend using heat-up fuses so it stops the current before burning up the servo. I anyway had expected that these servos would come with overload protection but the manufacturers seem to like them burning out …

ehhh, nice perspective. looks like a lot of work to position the many parts at the right location and orientation

at least for the head you might find alternate parts that help to reduce the gaps. you can also try to fill the gaps with filler, 3d filament pistols or use a dremel filled with short filament pieces and do something like smoldering the pieces together. be prepaired to do a lot of sanding to get a good result

When It comes to using fillers/putty’s- there’s basically 4 types- stuff you use for -plaster board- in home building /renovation work– and there’s -Model putty- and there’s also the type for auto repairs with fibreglass reinforcement and a version without fibreglass reinforcement – and there’s Plaster Of Paris and Moulding Types
The Plaster boa…[Read more]

Thanks Guy’s

I think I am going to attack it with a heat-gun and slowly heat up some parts and see if I can bend some parts a bit in to shape.

To be honest I don’t really like a smooth baby bottom head 😀
Getting the gaps closer together is enough for me.
I will post some pictures when it done.

These are models to buy. The spirit of this site is open source.
Will you post them as open source?

BTW, the setup will be the same like this:

– Alan Timm (@gestalt73) September 16, 2016

Click on the home page http://inmoov.fr/
Mid-way down you will see “Builders near you”

Yes, how do I place a marker on the map.

Thank you, all