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Rick & Morty Butter Robot — modelo 3D

Rick & Morty Butter Robot

por James K en Thingiverse

UPDATE: Been meaning to fix parts of this print, Everything prints with out supports except the wheels and just snip off the extra plastic. I turned the wheels around to get a nice finish on the front and the head I made it so the lens can be screwed on since I noticed different slicers made it...

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UPDATE: Been meaning to fix parts of this print, Everything prints with out supports except the wheels and just snip off the extra plastic. I turned the wheels around to get a nice finish on the front and the head I made it so the lens can be screwed on since I noticed different slicers made it hard for the old lens to fit in. new files are marked and enjoy. The light can be added easily with a blinking led and battery just check your local electronics store or ebay. What is my purpose! short video of the blinking light I added, was previously a bike helmet light. https://youtu.be/Np1iKPkuH44 I couldn't find a Model that was in pieces so I made my own. Fully movable Butter Robot The acrylic lens was a idea that you could paint the inside then add resin or acrylic just enough to make a clear bubble. I designed his eye around a lens I had found but had made a copy of it to paint. All the holes are designed around M3 screws but I don't know the length of all as I had just used what I had in my loose screws jar. 2 versions of the head, one is hollow and a hole to the LED to add a blinking light as well as a possible voice box. For the wires I recommend just finding some thick wire to cut and fit other wise I will post a printable wire. The track is held in place with a lip that the wheels catch onto.

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