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Bob posted an update a month ago
Hi gang…it’s been several years since I was active…I am starting over printing my InMoov robot. First one was started with ABS and I had a lot of problems with parts not fitting correctly. Also was learning how to use a 3D printer. Fast forward, I now see that there is a version 2 or i2Hand that was developed…I’m guessing that some of the issue…[Read more]
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bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Bob J at NJ Maker D… 10 years ago
Bob J at NJ Maker Day on March 21 2015 at Cape MAy Courthouse Library with InMOOV hand and display.-
Hello Bob Jacon! Hello hand!
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bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Maker Day at Cape M… 10 years ago
First Annual Maker Day at Cape May Courthouse Library in NJ on March 21 2015. I was printing InMOOV (right hand) there.-
Ehi ! nice fun time coming up!
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Bob posted an update 10 years ago
Started to assemble the torso and also made a stand from an old office chair and chrome pole. This allows me to move and work on InMOOV much easier. Also included back of torso. I had a difficult time trying to figure out how to mount the servo holder but I think this is correct.
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bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Bottom of an office… 10 years ago
Took the seat off of an old office chair. This will act as a base for the torso to get mounted to. I added an adjustable metal pole to this stand that you can see in another picture. -
bobjacon uploaded a new picture: InMOOV meet Bob J 10 years ago
The start of a new friendship!-
A bit of Photoshop here and there, ahaha.
That’s the way to get the InMoov logo turned in the correct position.
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bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Torso stand 10 years ago
Stand made from the bottom of an office chair and a metal adjustable height pole. -
bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Front of torso view 10 years ago
Here is a view of the front of torso. I have it mounted on a temporary pole until I get further along. -
bobjacon uploaded a new picture: Back of torso 10 years ago
Here is the back of the torso view-
Great!
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Bob posted an update 10 years ago
Just purchased a 3D printer based on Makerbot Replicator 2X called PowerSpec 3D Pro. I hope to make some great progress now!
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Nice, let us see your progress in pictures when you start to print InMoov.
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Bob posted a new activity comment 10 years ago
Hi Gael, Yes I do plan on printing the whole robot. Up until now, I have been using our public library’s 3D printer and decided to purchase my own. I did not want to spend the high cost of a MakerBot 2X Replicator which is what the library has. I have found a printer based on MakerBot called PowerSpec 3D Pro with dual extruders that handles ABS…[Read more]
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Bob posted an update 10 years ago
Successful test of inMOOV hand using EZRobot controller board. >
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Nice! Do you plan to make the whole robot?
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Hi Gael, Yes I do plan on printing the whole robot. Up until now, I have been using our public library’s 3D printer and decided to purchase my own. I did not want to spend the high cost of a MakerBot 2X Replicator which is what the library has. I have found a printer based on MakerBot called PowerSpec 3D Pro with dual extruders that handles ABS…[Read more]
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Bob posted an update 10 years ago
Getting ready to try out the servo motors using EZ-Robot controller…
Bob
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Hi gang…it’s been several years since I was active…I am starting over printing my InMoov robot. First one was started with ABS and I had a lot of problems with parts not fitting correctly. Also was learning how to use a 3D printer. Fast forward, I now see that there is a version 2 or i2Hand that was developed…I’m guessing that some of the issue […] View
Hi Bob, Nice you want to start over again. I bought a Prusa Mk4s 3D printer especailly for this challenging project. Also in a newbie learning stage. I’m printing with PETG filament from Prusa and I’m very satisfied with the results until now (just printed the fingers, handcovers, wrist). Mostly I follow Gaels instructions about the infill, wall…[Read more]