Windup Walkers

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Published on November 24, 2011
This thing was Featured on November 26, 2011

Description

Make your creations scurry around with these handy little windup walkers, store.makerbot.com/makerbot-windup-walkers.html

One day Bre walked into the Workshop and declared "everything on Thingiverse should be able to walk". And now it can!

With the Windup Walker 5 pack you will have your ideas scurrying off into the sunset before you can say sarsaparilla.

To help get you started we've created charming walking derivatives of R. Maker and his friend the TARDIS.

See them in action: youtu.be/O5dVQayw9Nc

R. Maker is a derivative of: thingiverse.com/thing:11654

TARDIS is a derivative of: thingiverse.com/thing:13109

Instructions

Non-Printed Parts-

The Windup Walkers are available from the MakerBot Store in packs of 5

store.makerbot.com/makerbot-windup-walkers.html

Assembly Instructions-

After Printing, Snap the top of you choice onto the walker feet, wind it up, and let it go!


The TARDIS and R. Maker derivatives were made by Elliot Cohen (ecohen), MakerBot's young design superstar
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Right. I have the same problem as Dithermaster on the MrMaker model. Only two of the open area supports on the left side print and it's only after 1.5 hours do I find that once again, it's back to the configuration board.

Tried it several different ways. So, what's the mystery hand-shake on this one? Anyone???

I'm having problems printing the Walking MrMaker model; the opening gap supports on the left side aren't printing, so the stuff above it is unsupported and falls. I've tried setting 0 extra shells, and "unproven mesh" but they still don't appear in the G-code (at least they don't show up in the simulator). On a whim I scaled up the model but they still don't appear so I wonder if it is a geometry problem (I'm using RepG 0024).

Any ideas?