Civrays InMoov - Looking over our shoulder

This time we start work of the Civrays InMoov shoulder. Two more servos get modified and things get a little messy when we add the grease and ball bearings. Finally the shoulder gets installed into the chest and we test the extents of its movement.
You can see more about the Civrays InMoov at inmoov.civrays.com.
Find a list of the 3D printed parts at inmoov.civrays.com/shoulders

[@CarsonScholz]

Huge thanks for these long length videos. You don’t understand how helpful it is to have someone go through the process in detail.

[@kylecampbellweb]

looking really nice Steve

[@croftpianos8294]

Brilliant video, super instructive, keep doing them, I’m only on scull at the moment, and right hand which is a bit of a nightmare, Thanks again

[@SteveRaynerMakes]

I started with the eyes and then completed the whole head. Looking back my largest problem was parts not fitting, mainly because my printer was producing poor results. A good calibrated printed is key.

[@melben7934]

thanks a lot!

[@goluckie60]

take the bottom cover off the servo and the servo slides right in.

[@mhmdayash3041]

How many servo did you used for shoulders?

[@SteveRaynerMakes]

Three servos in the shoulder, plus one servo in the bicep. All HS-805BB servos,

[@lrphpoxcwsbkjpcirojj7633]

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