3D printed servo-to-MicroRAX bracket

3D Printing & Imaging Robotics

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Our good buddy Joe Bowers made a lovely little 3D printed servo bracket. It’s the missing link when connecting a Dynamixel AX-12 servo to some MircroRAX t-slot aluminum. Since Joe’s building an Arduino-powered robot, this is just the connector he needed.

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The problem is I want to mount the servo onto a frame built from MicroRAX. The brackets that come with the servo are too small for this, when it comes to screw hole size. Since the cad file for these brackets are freely available online, I was able to remodel the screw holes to the size I want, then I sent it off to Shapeways.com where it will be fabricated in a 3D printer and shipped to me.

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Ax-12 Servo Mounted to MicroRAX

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4 thoughts on “3D printed servo-to-MicroRAX bracket

  1. Dave says:

    wouldn’t drilling out the holes be quicker and cheaper?

  2. Dave says:

    wouldn’t drilling out the holes be quicker and cheaper?

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John Edgar Park likes to make things and tell people about it. He builds project for Adafruit Industries. You can find him at jpixl.net and twitter/IG @johnedgarpark

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