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Anyone building a robot dog? I am looking for Servo's to build one that will work with ARC...
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The rest of the gearbox is PLA, Bearings added to fix some of the original design wear zones. The worm support is really bad out of the box.
We all know resin printing from the awesome miniatures with incredible high detail. They were $2000 one Christmas and $220 the next. They were almost all made for the miniatures markets. Some time has passed and there is a growing movement to develop higher strength resins and processes. You are completely right about the brittleness in parts printed with regular resin. Mine are too, compounded by the fact I am usually printing thin parts at the time. But these thick heave parts printed non-hollow have held up well. I am noticing they do not have the same lubricity from the material I get with PLA gears so we will see how this new resin will perform. It is a ceramic no-fire resin with high surface hardness which I believe will help with galling and a much higher modulus of elasticity which will yield a better stress/strain profile. As I said, all words until I run it rough for a while.
Resins are coming along. Here's an example
I'm so slow some time
Reading https://www.3dhubs.com/knowledge-base/sla-3d-printing-materials-compared/#standard
Man I can can make flexible tires!
I got a Mars Pro for Christmas. Really happy with it and a lot of online support.
Yes FX Artist. You got it!
I just repaired my damaged BLDC, so I thought the clip fits perfect into the thread...
Its amazing how simple and elegant the whole concept of BLDCs is!!
Anyways, You did an awesome job rewinding it.
Here's a pic from my day job, installing a 2.1MW BLDC used as a generator on a wind turbine. The team I work on did the design and prototype testing.