External Shape Library (Volume 2)
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Published on April 17, 2009
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So now we have the good stuff. This one has:
* Arduino
* Hobbico Command Standard Servo CS-61
* 6xAA holder
* 4xAA holder
* 4-40 english unit screws and nut (these are what I use; should be easy enough to scale these to your own specs...)
* LEDs
* Standard DC Motor
The DC Motor can be had pretty cheaply:
allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/DCM-296/SMALL-DC-MOTOR-MABUCHI/1.html
The hobby servo's horns are not at all manifold but I decided to leave painstakingly affixing faces in between the horns and the shaft as an exercise to the reader. (You'd only need to do this if you wanted to print a servo replica anyway.)
* Arduino
* Hobbico Command Standard Servo CS-61
* 6xAA holder
* 4xAA holder
* 4-40 english unit screws and nut (these are what I use; should be easy enough to scale these to your own specs...)
* LEDs
* Standard DC Motor
The DC Motor can be had pretty cheaply:
allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/DCM-296/SMALL-DC-MOTOR-MABUCHI/1.html
The hobby servo's horns are not at all manifold but I decided to leave painstakingly affixing faces in between the horns and the shaft as an exercise to the reader. (You'd only need to do this if you wanted to print a servo replica anyway.)
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External Shape Library (Volume 2) by MaskedRetriever is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Creative Commons license.
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Cool idea MR , I think that while I am waiting for my cupcake to ship from the US I will be getting my blender tool chain together.
Other things I would like to see is stepper motors and the standard bearings that the reprap uses.
With these objects if you put the mesh into a blender "group" , they are easier to import as library part.
Good work , you are certainly on a roll with the Blender stuff at the moment.
;)
The key to the usefulness of these shapes hinges on other people having them, so those sound like great choices to add to a future shape library post-- once I can get a hold of them. (Or their measurements!)