It's just a concept right now but I wanted others to see that the scale doesnt quite match. Right now its just stacked on there and neck is a little too long.
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I am just rolling my eyes! Great job.
sick blush eek
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Thanks guys! I hope more to come soon. No promises. Lol
@Troy no pressure! Lol
Hi Troy.. would you help me with some more specific "how to" use the head ? I saw in the early posts that you was able to use the native hardware.. how did you do that ? and saw later that you took off all the pieces and put some microservos.. Was that a better solution ?
thanks for all your help!
@tevans, Yes it was better in the long run. There was too much looseness in the neck gears. You can see that in an earlier video. I tried tightening it up with some springs but really it was better for me to replace it. It is also less work than making those servo boards. Also, I freed up more space inside for other things if I decide to use it later. Good luck to you!
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Hey Troy,
Wow, it took me a little while to catch up. I am so glad to see that you are still working on pinhead. :o)
That base looks nice and light wright.
How are things?
heh Pinhead has been on hold again. I still think of new things though.