Jasmin's CUBOTino Project
Step - Print 3D Parts
We need to 3D print 12 parts for the CUBOTino project.
Getting the 3D Models
All the necessary 3D parts for the CUBOTino project are available in the GitHub Repository (https://github.com/AndreaFavero71/cubotino/tree/main/stl). You can download the STL files from there.
List of Parts
| # | Part | File | 3D View |
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| 1 | Structure | Structure.stl |
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| 2 | Top cover | Top_cover.stl |
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| 4 | Baseplate Front | Baseplate_front.stl |
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| 5 | Baseplate Rear | Baseplate_rear.stl |
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| 6 | Cube holder | Cube_holder.stl |
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| 7 | Cube lifter | Lifter.stl |
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| 8 | Servo axis support | Servo_axis_inf.stl |
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| 9 | Servo axis support | Servo_axis_sup.stl |
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| 10 | PCB cover display | PCB_cover_display.stl |
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| 11 | PiCamera holder frame | Picamera_holder_frame.stl |
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| 12 | Personaliz plate | Personaliz_plate.stl |
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Printing Tips
- Largest Parts: The largest part is the structure, which easily fits on printers with a plate size of 200x200 mm.
- Filament Length: Based on a diameter of 1.75mm.
- Largest Parts: Based on the density of PETG (1.23 g/mm³) and the print settings of my Ender 3 printer for accurate results:
- Layer height: 0.2 mm
- Low speed (between 25 and 40 mm/s for the outer parts and the first layer)
- 4 layers on vertical walls
- 5 layers on horizontal walls
- 30% filling
- 8 mm edge
- Printing Without Supports: All parts are designed to be printed without supports for overhangs.
In total, it requires approximately 175m / 692g of filament and 52 hours of printing time. There are two options for obtaining the parts:
- Do It Yourself: Using your own 3D printer, as we did. In our Maker Space at the Innovation Hub we’ve a BambuLab X1E Combo 3D Printer for rapid prototyping.
- Order Online: Via JLC3DP Online 3D Printing.
All 3D Parts printed
Now we have all the 3D printed parts ready to assemble your CUBOTino robot.
3D Printed Parts
Now we have all the 3D printed parts ready to assemble your CUBOTino robot.
Special thanks to Andrea Favero, inventor of the CUPERTino Makers project.
6. Dec 2024
