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#1   — Edited

Hello Patrick,  To view 3D print files you need a special program. Go online and find a program called Tinkercad. It's free. Load it and go check out tutorials on how to use it. It let's you look at, edit and build parts. Also find a program called Cura. It is the program a 3D printer uses to print a part. It will let you see what a printer will print. With these two programs all you need next is a printer to make stuff. Be Well Ron

By the way, the programs are free.

#2   — Edited

They show the hand in thingiverse.com also,  it is a work in progress and only one hand at this time. you will have to wait.  can't see how to add servo's as it is small.

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#3  

hi nallycat

indeed i saw it on thingversie too.

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#4   — Edited

No need for a second hand.  Just  mirror it in your slicer.  I don't think it would be functional, parts are too small.

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#5  

hi 3dGuy

idd and no foam,so it cant grip anything.thanks for the respons.

#6  

What do you think if you took all  the 3D files available to print a JD  and enlarged the files. say to make a JD robot three feet tall. the EZ-Robot servos are strong, how big could you make a JD without resorting to having to add gears.  the body can be easy to enlarge the arms could just add extensions between the servos and the same with the legs.  I would make a new head though  I like eyes and a mouth.  and hands with fingers, hip servos and a MPU for balance, but all the programs for JD that are available could still be used.  more of a Robot less of a Toy.  does anyone think this could be done, a JD humanoid Synthiam Robot.

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#7  

robot hand

thats some 90 cm tall.thats huge.these hands are good size for the mini meccanoid size. i think it can be done sinds there is a NAO robot,also a big one.but not affortable.