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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
Oh and I forgot to say I don’t have the Blender files. I do all my modifications of the original STL with SketchUp.
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
I was not sure if the M8 could fit without showing on the other side (too deep) that’s why I suggested going for M6, but they don’t. So everything is fine…
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
Done ! I have uploaded the new part on my blog : http://www.reppersdelight.spacymen.com/index.php/post/2013/11/19/Saga-Eug%C3%A8ne-/-InMoov-%3A-WristlargeV3-for-M8-nuts
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
I have put the image that illustrate the problem here : http://www.reppersdelight.spacymen.com/public/Hand_M8_slots.png
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
I’m gonna send you the picture by PM.
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
Yes Balse the design is wrong. I wanted to show it with a picture but if I upload one I just can’t publish my answer (website bug ?).
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Anar posted a new activity comment 11 years ago
I can’t figure out how to upload the picture. When I do so the “publish” button disapears…
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Anar posted an update 11 years ago
Hi balse,
I just checked the design and can now see the problem.
You are right that a standard M8 nut won’t fit the slots (see picture).
I will see if I can modify the design. Unless you may do just like Gael suggested and print the provided bolt and entretoise.
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Anar posted an update 11 years ago
Hi balse,
yes these slots are for the M8 nuts.
Weird yours don’t fit. Try to use some pliers to force them in.
By the way I’m proud to say that these slots is my very first improvement to the InMoov project !
@Gael : do you remember ? 8^)-
Yes I remember, I made them after your suggestion.
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Thanks for the quick response. Here is the thing though: If you are using normal “6 Corner” Nuts, if I’m not mistaking, the geometry is wrong. As I see it the geometry of the Slots are for “8 Corner” Nuts. Not so sure, but am I correct???
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Yes Balse the design is wrong. I wanted to show it with a picture but if I upload one I just can’t publish my answer (website bug ?).
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I’m gonna send you the picture by PM.
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Anar posted an update 11 years ago
The next parts that will be made available as solid CAD data will be the complete hand.
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Anar posted an update 11 years ago
The following parts are now also available as step and iges :
robcap3V1
elbowshaftgearV1
robcap3V1+elbowshaftgearV1
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Anar posted an update 11 years ago
Hi !
I have just uploaded the forearm parts as solid CAD on my blog here for those who might be interested :
http://www.reppersdelight.spacymen.com/index.php/pages/InMoov-CAD-dataSTEP and IGES available.
More to come…
Anar
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Active 11 years, 1 month ago
Hi balse,
I just checked the design and can now see the problem.
You are right that a standard M8 nut won’t fit the slots (see picture).
I will see if I can modify the design. Unless you may do just like Gael suggested and print the provided bolt and entretoise.
If I can’t modify the design for a standard M8 I might change it to a standard […] View
I can’t figure out how to upload the picture. When I do so the “publish” button disapears…
I have put the image that illustrate the problem here : http://www.reppersdelight.spacymen.com/public/Hand_M8_slots.png
Hei Anar. Why can’t you edit the design to fit a M8 nut??? As of what I have seen of you so far, you have to be one hell of a “modeler”
BTW: Do you have to original Blender files of the inMoov Hand??
Done ! I have uploaded the new part on my blog : http://www.reppersdelight.spacymen.com/index.php/post/2013/11/19/Saga-Eug%C3%A8ne-/-InMoov-%3A-WristlargeV3-for-M8-nuts
I was not sure if the M8 could fit without showing on the other side (too deep) that’s why I suggested going for M6, but they don’t. So everything is fine…
Oh and I forgot to say I don’t have the Blender files. I do all my modifications of the original STL with SketchUp.