Lasercut Cardboard Gimbal
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These were my design goals:
- Built entirely out of cardboard
- Does not need any glue (all the connectors snap into place)
- still mechanically stable
This is the 5th iteration of the design and finally it meets all these goals:)
- Built entirely out of cardboard
- Does not need any glue (all the connectors snap into place)
- still mechanically stable
This is the 5th iteration of the design and finally it meets all these goals:)
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Juat the perfect think to build. I will take the pattern and make it out of 1/4 plywood. Have you thought about how to mount the servo drives? I am thinking of a pully and motor. maybe a gear on one of each axis pair. will see where the interference points are on the servo/carrier rings and yoke. Damn good job.
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Lasercut Cardboard Gimbal by wizard23 is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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Lasercut the pdf file two times out of 1.5mm cardboard and assemble like in the pictures.
If you want to modify the design: The first dxf file contains the design with all help lines and measurements. The second dxf does not contain the help lines anymore. This I used to arrange the pdf.
If you want to modify the design: The first dxf file contains the design with all help lines and measurements. The second dxf does not contain the help lines anymore. This I used to arrange the pdf.
Lasercut Cardboard Gimbal by wizard23 is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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Juat the perfect think to build. I will take the pattern and make it out of 1/4 plywood. Have you thought about how to mount the servo drives? I am thinking of a pully and motor. maybe a gear on one of each axis pair. will see where the interference points are on the servo/carrier rings and yoke. Damn good job.