Screw catcher / Robot stand
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I wanted a stand to hold my robot while I program/test it. I'd like to be able to watch the wheels move while the robot is stationary.
This object holds the robot with a bit more stability than a stack of Altoids tins.
This object also catches screws that you toss into the large bowl. There are magnets embedded towards the front which bring the screws within reach.
This object holds the robot with a bit more stability than a stack of Altoids tins.
This object also catches screws that you toss into the large bowl. There are magnets embedded towards the front which bring the screws within reach.
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Screw catcher / Robot stand by mkellner is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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Print. The front bottom of the bowl really should have had supports. However, the plastic threads eventually build up, and a bit of trimming with a razor blade saved me an iteration through FreeCAD.
Push .25"x.25"x.1" magnets into the holes in the bottom.
Push .25"x.25"x.1" magnets into the holes in the bottom.
Screw catcher / Robot stand by mkellner is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial license.
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LOL! I love the subtle humor that this is catching the screws as they fall out of the robot.