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Re: 3d Printed Parts
Could you show us exactly how you mounted them?
Would be a great help.
Thanks again for your time 
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8/28/2012, 3:28 pm
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
I lined them up where I wanted them and marked the centers with a little cross so I could tell were to drill.
Next, holes were drilled into the arm and into the greeblies to widen the holes.
Then I ran screws through from the inside of the arm into the greeblie part.
It's really strong and can easily hold the full weight of the arm (as shown in the video clip)
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
What type of screw or nut did you use? My main problem is the fact I've never worked with this 3D printed material and don't want to split the stuff
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
Just had this message back from shapeway:
We're really sorry to let you know that there was a problem with your recent order. These design(s) could not be 3D printed in the material selected:
C3PO Belly Circle CENTER W Speaker Vents HOLLOW in White Strong & Flexible Polished
Please advise
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
weird... I got mine with no problem. I wonder if they changed the model tolerances again... which will suck because I'll probably have to re-update a bunch of models again... bah
I'll check it as soon as I have a chance and re-upload the model. Might not be till this weekend.

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Re: 3d Printed Parts
Gordon can you do me a huge favour please buddy can you tell me the sizes of the two rods that go into the arm pistons I'm ok with the diameter just need the length buddy... Been watching your blog keep charting into that camera bud your helping me loads lol thanks for all your hard work buddy
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
quote: ...the sizes of the two rods that go into the arm pistons
Mine are all Roughly 4.75" works fine for me
but if you start longer (5" or so) and figure out if you like the arms to go straighter or bend more by using a longer and shorter one... make sense?
quote: What type of screw or nut did you use?
I used these...
I drilled a small hole in the 3d part but didn't have any problems with the screw messing up the part. Same with the knee pistons. Just screwed right in. Also used this for the bicep greeblie.
For the smaller forearm greeblies I drilled a really small hole in the arm and in the part and glued in a small piece of paperclip as a guide. worked great.
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
Thanks Gordon really will help that buddy
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
Any news on the model tolerance changes so we can print the belly circle through shapeways?
Thanks 
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Re: 3d Printed Parts
I've ordered one and its on route to me along with other bits I've ordered =)
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