Could someone from EZ-Robot or someone else that has printed the continuous rotation servo double check it for me? The female ez-bit slot size seems way too small. I've printed the ez-bit cubes and their male and female bits match up with purchased ez-robot/ez-bit items. So that tells me the cube .stl is good and my print can print them correctly. I mentioning that to rule out the thought for now that my printer printed it wrong.
My goal is to convert cont. rotation servers from the experiments kit to EZ-Bit style servo.
The overall case size from the print was good, they replace the servo case bottom nicely - screw holes match up, etc. But female slot is way too tiny.
http://www.ez-robot.com/Community/Revolution/EZBitDetails.aspx?guid=4141fcd0-0876-4186-a9b6-a1648706e6d0
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I can print the ez-bit cube just fine and the male and female sides of the cube when printed match up fine with purchased ez-robot items. I've printed multiple cubes, all of them are fine.
The cont. rotation servo .stl when printed is constant in the slot size smallness. This is the first part I've printed that I've ran into that was a different size, other than the clearance item lever servos I bought that had male ez-bit tops that were too small. Those turned out to be an early non-mass production size which is part of the reason they were in the garage sale type clearance sale. Is it possible this .stl is not current to the mass produced version?
Well, fudge! Thanks for confirming they are fine RichardR. I appreciate it.
So I purchased Simplify 3d printer software yesterday and gave it try....and WOW! I've been missing out all this time. It slices the print so much faster and more efficient. I printed P22 A-01.STL on the same daVinci printer with the Simplify 3D software and it not only came out perfect with correct slot sizes, it some how came out prettier, stronger and had less clean up of support material. I was kinda blown away!
Simplify 3d software is the way to go if you have a lower end printer like I do.