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me at 5:15 : "I wonder if he's considered making the tip of the foot a separate piece so he can print it off in another material like TPU and in different shapes." me at 8:00 : "I love this guy."
Which application do you use for cad is it free or not or how much does it cost for a monthly or yearly subscription by the way your hexa pod looked really cool and i also a build a hexapod so can you please tell how much did it cost you build a hexa pod
Question, I've been wondering this for a while, how do you get the 3d model of the servo so you can design with it in cad instead of taking measurements? Or do you just take a lot of measurements?
If they're simple models I design them myself after taking measurements. For more complex things like servos, you can find models online from manufacturers or through sites like GrabCAD.
Really cool project, can't wait for part two. What did you use in this video to power the PCA9685 chip, and what is the plan to power the finish robot?
I used a 5V 4A power supply for the servos and the 5V output from the Arduino to power the chip. I plan on using a LiPo battery with a SBEC to provide the servos with 6V. I talk about it a bit in part 2, which is out now!
@@StewartTechnologies I have been making a 4 legged robot dog and use a lot of of the same ideas. Right now I have it plugged into a 5v 10a charger. It’s probably overkill but it’s what I had. I will watch part two rn.
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keep up the work these people improve society
Thanks for sharing this, I'm building an hexapod from scratch, it helps me a lot
Very cool. Great design and build work!
I'm with you all the way on the whys of hexapods! Always surprised there are not more about.
Really nice balance between functionality and cool look on that leg design! Exited to see how the result will turn out
I'd enjoy seeing a mini-hexapod video.
Eyy I was righ! :D a hexapod ^^ Looking forward to it, I'll have to postpone watching for 4 more hours
Looks great!
Good explications ! Great video !
Really nice!
awesome video mate!
this video is incredible! youve inspired me to make a hexapod
Very exited to see the build process for this one let’s hope it turns out just as good or better than the last project
Hello sir, can I get the copy of your CAD design?
Hello, can you please share the complete design of your hexapod
me at 5:15 : "I wonder if he's considered making the tip of the foot a separate piece so he can print it off in another material like TPU and in different shapes."
me at 8:00 : "I love this guy."
Hola. Hermoso modelo. Estoy buscando los archivos STL, al menos de las patas. Los tienes?
Hey man love your content i am immediately subscribed :) keep up the good work
Keep going man! :)
Cool bro, I'll try making it with junk. Because all the parts are very expensive here
Nice yo, keep it up
Which application do you use for cad is it free or not or how much does it cost for a monthly or yearly subscription by the way your hexa pod looked really cool and i also a build a hexapod so can you please tell how much did it cost you build a hexa pod
Question, I've been wondering this for a while, how do you get the 3d model of the servo so you can design with it in cad instead of taking measurements? Or do you just take a lot of measurements?
If they're simple models I design them myself after taking measurements. For more complex things like servos, you can find models online from manufacturers or through sites like GrabCAD.
Love the video. Was wondering, what are you using inside the screw holes? And how did you mount them inside the 3D printed parts?
They're Heat-set inserts that are threaded on the inside. I used my soldering iron with special tip made just for the inserts.
Really cool project, can't wait for part two. What did you use in this video to power the PCA9685 chip, and what is the plan to power the finish robot?
I used a 5V 4A power supply for the servos and the 5V output from the Arduino to power the chip. I plan on using a LiPo battery with a SBEC to provide the servos with 6V. I talk about it a bit in part 2, which is out now!
@@StewartTechnologies I have been making a 4 legged robot dog and use a lot of of the same ideas. Right now I have it plugged into a 5v 10a charger. It’s probably overkill but it’s what I had. I will watch part two rn.
Could you please give us the STL files of the 3D design and thank you
Hey! Can you please share me the 3d model of leg you designed in CAD?
can i build this with little blue servos? i have lots of them.
Hey! Can you please share me the 3d model of leg you desighed in CAD?
i like PhantomX type Hexapods
Where can i find the arduino Code
How about a breath of the wild guardian skin?
Can you share your build files??
What happened to this project? The patreon is not working, the web site also not working.
hi can you please share the dimensions for this leg
hi, may ask what 3d printer do you use for your projects?
I use a Prusa MK3S
yes , miniature version would be the bees knees
Subscribe done
Can you provide CAD file and code
can you please release your stl file
kegit
Could you please give us the STL files of the 3D design
They'll be released to my Github once most of the design is finalized.