Blender Model - Industrial robot KUKA KR210 + Flange + Linear + Gripper+ Armature Bones 

I'm glad that you like the model, unfortunately I don't do toturials, I have a sharp voice and only speak a little English. But you can take a look at my models, the cable channel should also be available for download individually. Furthermore, you can also take individual model parts from my models and use them for your own purposes, no problem. www.blenderkit.com/asset-gallery?query=order:-score+author_id:639 You can also contact me via Facebook, then I can help you in the chat. facebook.com/joachim.bornemann.1?locale=de_DE

Maybe it's because the robot is built in Germany? or that I'm German, or that the gripper is built in Germany! it is like it is. Take a look at the model in Blender, you will be surprised when you find the Easter egg!

@@joachimbornemann6924 I was talking about the music, mostly. but you got the rest right 😂.

Mesh clean up doesn't work well, the only way to achieve good shading quality is to model it yourself. My models are all modeled directly with Blender. You are welcome to download the models for free and examine them. For many models I have the creation documentation on the hard drive. If you have questions about a specific model, I would be happy to see what renderings and viewport images I have. I would be happy to make these images available. Here is a link to my free portfolio, there are currently 688 of my models available for free. www.blenderkit.com/asset-gallery?query=author_id:639

@@joachimbornemann6924 yeah I am an engineer in the Cad Cam space, programming automated equipment. I’ve been trying to learn some blender by importing then cleaning the mesh… But it is a very sloppy process. I am interested in the accuracy of your robot arm models and how you achieve that without being able to use dimensions like CAD.

@@joachimbornemann6924 if you have documentation on any of the kuka bots I would be interested in viewing.

@@Vibratebalance Of course, I look at all possible reference sources when researching, but the actual modeling process is then 100% remodeled in Blender. This is the only way I can achieve the great rendering results that Blender is known for. But this also creates errors, my Blender models are not suitable for production tasks, they are too imprecise for that, but for presentations from a purely optical aspect it is quite good. Many details can be seen from photos of the objects that I modeled anew let it be tiled in. I have 6 years of Blender experience so far. The first robot models are still true, I'll say three classics, but it's gotten better from model to model. I haven't counted, but there should have been around 60 robot and gripper models that I've modeled so far. I create many components using bolean operants and then remesh them by hand using the knife tool. I use a number of working techniques to do this. Also watch this video, it also includes mesh details and progress. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7vLq22o0yIM.html And maybe this video will also be of interest to you. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K9jUKajeDXs.html

And maybe this video too, it has nothing to do with robots, but it shows a bit of my working technique and it's fun, after a minute it gets colorful.www.youtube.com/watch?v= 4WC9CCULMx8