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3D-printed WALL-E bot build
Part 1: In this episode we assemble the tracks and paint the main body part of the chassis. The motors are also bolted on and the track drive is shown.
Here is the link to our Custom Build files, code for Arduino is in the wall-e_ArduinoCode. Updated part files are in the readme. github.com/shonkap/walle-replica
Build is based off this with some modifications:
wired.chillibasket.com/3d-pri...
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6 фев 2020

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Комментарии : 14

@MrHOMBREOSOCERDO1 4 года назад

I don't speak english but i love your project, i follow your progress im impresive with the upgrape I'm working in the same proyect greetings from México

@fightdecorona2452 4 года назад

Is it over yet?

@numbglobe101 4 года назад

I suggest adding an arduino for any more effects you may wanna do to it

@watchdogpedro 4 года назад

fun, wondering what audio board you selected for the project?

@shadowgotmilk1 3 года назад

I think we will just be using the PI for all audio

@escapZe Год назад

I don't mean to be rude but are there files for only the Arduino and battery, matrix?

@jconway2002 3 года назад

Cool build. What did you use for a battery to power it all?

@EDGEplus 3 года назад

We are using a 3s battery with a voltage regulator to power the PI and direct power for the motor driver.

@stevenjones2371 Год назад

im also building wall-e myself if you dont mind what paint s are you using to get this color for hes body

@EDGEplus Год назад

sorry for the delay, we used a brown general spray paint for the bottom layer and then yellow for a light top coat. both the spray paints were from a department store like Walmart or Fred Meyer. the track parts are black paint and then just some grey acrylic paint from a department store as well. I unfortunately did not not exactly what paints I was using.