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  • Date Created: 26 Feb 2019 1:04 PM Date Created
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LewanSoul xArm Robot Arm #3 : Mechanical Build Completed

dubbie
dubbie
26 Feb 2019

I have now completed the mechanical build of the LewanSoul xArm Robotic Arm. Apart from a few quirky bits in the video (only) construction guide I was able to put the whole arm without too much difficulty. There are still a few aspects that I am not sure about but I assume these will be sorted out during the wiring and calibration processes, which are the next steps.

 

 

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So far it has all been good and seems well worth the money that I spent on it.

 

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  • DAB
    DAB over 6 years ago +3
    Good build. You might consider some counter weights if you feel you need to ensure a steady movement under load. DAB
  • dubbie
    dubbie over 6 years ago in reply to DAB +2
    Dab, Counter weights are a possibility but it might be a problem trying to work out where to put them as there quite a few possible degrees of freedom so sometimes a counter weight might be needed and…
  • galenm
    galenm over 5 years ago +2
    I Found the m2 bolts and nuts nearly impossible to work with. Suggested to them standardizing on m2.5 or m3.
  • clem57
    clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to dubbie

    And for me I need a magnifying glass to see them!image

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    dubbie over 5 years ago in reply to galenm

    I must admit to having difficulty with such small nuts, as I have biggish fingers which seem to work less well with small things with every passing year. I just preserver until eventually I can get the nuts on. I used to use 2 mm nuts and bolts with the SG90 micro servos which was very difficult, but now I just use 2.5 bolts and these self thread into the mounting holes. So far this has worked really well.

     

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    galenm over 5 years ago

    I Found the m2 bolts and nuts nearly impossible to  work with. Suggested to them standardizing on m2.5 or m3.

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    dubbie over 6 years ago in reply to DAB

    Dab,

     

    Counter weights are a possibility but it might be a problem trying to work out where to put them as there quite a few possible degrees of freedom so sometimes a counter weight might be needed and then with other configurations it wouldn't. Plus the weight of the object being moved will have an impact as well.

     

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    DAB over 6 years ago

    Good build.

     

    You might consider some counter weights if you feel you need to ensure a steady movement under load.

     

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