MakerBot Button Bot Scheda tecnica
Assembly Instructions and Parts List
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Button Bot
Button Bot
Button Bots were rst sighted after the great arcade factory escape of ‘86.
Their continued survival in the wild has baed robot experts. With literally
only half-a-mind, a Button Bot is dependent on its buttons for sustenance.
Button Bots are fed directly through arcade button presses. Once fed, the
button brain wakes up for few moments of scrambled output.
The following is a list of parts and assembly instructions to help you build your
very own Button Bot. This project is geared towards advanced hobbyists
but everybody and everyone is encouraged to give it a try.
The majority of the printed parts in this build were all skeined at 2
extra shells and 8% inll. Experiment with these settings to get
the best results for your parts.
Good luck!
Button Bot
Hardware
&
Parts
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Very few tools are needed to assemble your own Button Bot. Here are the essentials.
Soldering iron (not pictured) M3 allen wrench, m3 nuts (hex is mandatory, square is optional),
and an assortment of m3 bolts in various lengths. M3 x 40mm to m3 x 16mm are used in this
project.
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Parts
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2x Headfrontright and 2x headfrontleft Headfrontright can interchange for headbackleft.
Headfrontleft can interchange for headbackright.
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Parts
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Facefrontright, facefrontleft, facebackright, facebackleft. These printed parts make up
the “face” of ButtonBot.
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Earpin.stl, 2x eartop.stl, 2x earbottom.stl, 2x claw.stl, 2x pupil.stl, 4x 3in. pieces of
lament, eyesocketright.stl, eyesocketleft.stl, eyebrowright.stl, eyebrowleft.stl, 9x
arcade buttons.
Parts
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Parts
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Baseplate.dxf, 2x wheel.stl, Tamiya 70168 Double Gearbox Kit, LiPo Battery 7.4v,
1000mAh, Arduino Uno, Pololu Qik 2s9v1 Dual Serial Motor Controller (not pictured).
The brains, brawn, and support for your ButtonBot.
Button Bot
Assembly!!
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Using wire cutters, clip o the support columns and mouse ears (shown in red)
printed with the part. Repeat this step for all four head pieces.
Indice
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