3D printable models for the HR-OS1

[r3n33]

Since I like to share any 3D printed extras I make here is the start of the HR-OS1 add ons.

The first thing I put together was a bench to sit on. I'm not claiming it's super fancy or anything but I have been getting a lot of use from this print.



You can download the STL and print the bench or the SKP and modify the source in Sketchup. The files are hosted here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:997753

... and .. soon to be ready for sharing... A Chappie head



Do you have any 3D printable accessories you'd be willing to share? I know I'd like to see them and I'd probably try printing them out too

[KurtEck]

Cool stuff! I may need to figure out how to order one

Kurt

[Zenta]

Looks great, especially the head.
Btw, you sure got some cool multicopters in the background.

[darkback2]

Love the head! I have to say I really liked that movie. Does the camera fit inside of the head?

[r3n33]

Ty ty and ty

Cool stuff! I may need to figure out how to order one

Kurt

Which? The bench, head, or a 3D printer?

Looks great, especially the head.
Btw, you sure got some cool multicopters in the background.

It is a bit of multi rotor heaven over here. The Inspire 1 is the first drone I've owned where I didn't design the flight controller and it's absolutely tons of fun. I highly recommend it if your into that sort of thing.

Love the head! I have to say I really liked that movie. Does the camera fit inside of the head?

I loved the movie too! but that might be obvious. Currently the camera isn't something I've taken into consideration but at a glance it looks like I could make room and add a hole for the fov. I've been having a tough time getting the file to print with all the supports required and I'm not willing to babysit a 8+ hour print job even if it's sitting in the living room so I've separated some of the details and printed the bulk of the head upside down. It helped minimize the required supports and print time and also gave me the idea to have some of the parts attach and articulate which I may get around to at some point. Oh and what I was originally thinking, I still have a little adjusting of the width to do and removal of some extra material in the back and then I hope it will fit and allow the head to move fully. Right now it mostly looks good but I have plans to finish it off

[KurtEck]

Which? The bench, head, or a 3D printer?

Maybe all of the above

[darkback2]

I am currently ordering some ninja flex filament for printing heads. I have access to a makerbot replicator 2x and we use the dissolvable filament for our support material. I've had relative success printing as of late...knock on wood.

DB

[r3n33]

I love and hate ninja flex It's super cool stuff but I have to print super slowly and still have feed trouble because it's so soft. I hope you have better luck with the machine you'll be using. I've never used dissolvable support material.. do you like it?

[r3n33]

Oh yes.. And the first (released) iteration of the Chappie head is available on thingiverse:

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1016597

I haven't gotten around to modeling the USB camera and making room but can see myself getting there eventually

[Zenta]

That's awesome! Just print one of the antennas red..
Btw. What 3d printer are you using and would you recommend it?