My Inmoov's New Base

bhouston

Canada

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#1  

Very Good! Lots more room for batteries and other essentials like a cold beer!:P

#2  

bhouston How about some info on the innards of your base. Really nice build by the way.

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Belgium
#3  

stunning love the colors

#4  

@ Robot Doc, I used 2 small 12 volt, 19 RPM motors, here's the link to them http://www.ebay.com/itm/291057616929?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT, They are controlled with a 2X12 Sabertooth motor controller, you can get them from the Robotshop and Solarbotics. I am controlling the Sabertooth with an EZBv4. The third wheel is just a boogie castor, the batteries in the base provide good ballast. I need to, once again, say thanks to Richard R for all his help getting the components and getting them all hooked up and working properly.

#5  

I already got to see Bob's base a while back... Now I am glad I didn't show mine in my inMoov video. Bob did a way better design job with his base... Looks Awesome Bob!

:)

#7  

This thread needs this.... "I'm all about that base, bout that base, bout that base....no wobble"

United Kingdom
#8  

@bhouston

Looks GREAT, very impressive! And has inspired me again, to start looking again for a 3D printer to start building a Inmoov.

Do you have more video of it moving long.

@ALL

Without causing a 'snow storm' of abuse, like the Cube posting! :)

Does anyone have experience of the FlashForge Dreamer printer? I know they had a lot of issues with over heating and the carriage warping, and requiring replacement. Which FlashForge did a Modification which included installed a thermal couple sensor and cooling fans for the chamber temperature. Apart from that, the reviews seems to be an excellent printer for the money, for a newbie.

Cheers, Chris..