3D printed robot arm demo.. plus bonus footage of creepy cambot

Here is another 3D printed robot arm in action. About halfway through the video another robot joins the action. Enjoy!
STL files can be found at github.com/uSt...

[@billfield8300]

I'm quite disappointed you don't have more subscribers and views. This is very 'Pro' looking work and as such deserves much more recognition. Thanks for posting these robot videos and I look forward to much more. Keep up the good work.

[@robotcantina8957]

Hi, The STL files plus assembly instructions can be found at github.com/uStepper/uStepper-RobotArm-Rev3 Have fun!

[@dutch_roads3801]

The movements are very smooth. Well done !

[@robotcantina8957]

Thanks!

[@robotcantina8957]

The steppers are driven with a CNC-3D printer shield and an arduino. The Arduino is loaded with a G-code driver and receives G-code from the laptop via the USB cable

[@gauravphalke5311]

What is the holding torque of Nema 17 motors used here ?

[@dangerousdave5915]

Very COOL! I Love the Creepy robot head!

[@thunderbird252]

Cambot looks like something Sid from Toy Story would make

[@visionaryrobotics4065]

great video, did you 3d print the parts and did you use an arduino. How many volts do the motors use and what power supply did you use?

[@robotcantina8957]

Hi, the parts were 3D printed in ABS. The motors run off of a 12A, 2A power supply that I got on ebay. The Arduino UNO is mated with a CNC shield and was programed to run G code. All the commands that move the robot arm come from the laptop in g code.

[@Azerty999Edward]

Does the baseplatform need two 1-side-open 608Z bearings, or can I use two 608 ZZ (both sides closed) bearings?

[@natsokheng8961]

it very smooth ,what software u control it on?

[@madvelila]

nice

[@melekkarakaya4700]

Can you show us how to make electronic connections?

[@robotcantina8957]

Hi, Unfortunately I no longer have the robot arm.

[@melekkarakaya4700]

@@robotcantina8957 I get it, thanks for your return

[@yjaspal2011]

Do you have the code for this project? It looks amazing

[@charlie_nolan]

I want to make one… but I have no 3D printer and no practical use

[@promiyaxxx]

Hello. Very cool your project. What motor are you using?

[@robotcantina8957]

The robot arm uses 64 OZ NEMA 17 stepper motors that were purchased on ebay.

[@romantehanov8692]

Hey J! It's awesome! could you share STL files for this arm?

[@Vector3DStudio]

Sent to you?

[@rjjarecki]

Id love to know the full capacity if you have a scale. Id like to lift around 12oz or 350g

[@dilipphalke6805]

Which software did you use to send the g code commands ??

[@nugroseptianto6118]

very nice arm, may you share a STL file for this project,

[@robotcantina8957]

Hi, The STL files plus assembly instructions can be found at github.com/uStepper/uStepper-RobotArm-Rev3 Have fun!

[@nugroseptianto6118]

@@robotcantina8957 thank you, bro..

[@zeelraj334]

Can you send .prt or .stp files?

[@eyyupilhan7363]

how do i create my own gcode ??

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic gear , robot gear, , over 30 years experience

[@parthvaghela3029]

STL files and gcod please.

[@DarkLight007]

hello, I am trying to send gcode to my robot arm too. Could you send me your Arduino code?