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Articulated robot from Machinarium game

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machinarium_bot.stl Articulated robot from Machinarium game
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Publication date 2023-06-16 at 17:09
Design number 1275137
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3D model description

Description:
The Articulated Robot from Machinarium is a fascinating and innovative model that can be created using 3D printing. It is a compact and mobile robot that consists of several joints that allow it to move. This model is designed to be printed in one piece, without the use of supports, except for a small support for the antenna.

Material:
It is recommended to use a high quality thermoplastic material such as PLA, PETG or ABS, which are often used in 3D printing.

Dimensions:
The exact dimensions of the articulated robot depend on the scale at which you want to print the model. It is recommended to keep the proportions and details according to the original design.

Printing Instructions:
Prepare the 3D model of the articulated robot in 3D printing software and adjust the model for optimal printing conditions if necessary.
Set the correct print parameters such as layer thickness, fill, temperature and print speed depending on the material used and your 3D printer.
Before printing, make sure that the antenna-only support is set correctly to ensure stability.
Start printing and monitor the process to make sure the model prints correctly and without problems.

Finishing and assembly:
After printing is complete, allow the model to cool for a few minutes and carefully remove it from the printer.
Remove the antenna support and clean the model of any remaining supports or other unwanted parts.
If necessary, make fine repairs and finishing touches to make the model smooth and aesthetically pleasing.
Carefully move the joints if the printer does a little stringing for you.

Congratulations! You should now have your very own articulated robot inspired by the game Machinarium to use as a decoration or interactive toy.

3D printing settings

Printing Instructions:
Prepare the 3D model of the articulated robot in 3D printing software and adjust the model for optimal printing conditions if necessary.
Set the correct print parameters such as layer thickness, fill, temperature and print speed depending on the material used and your 3D printer.
Before printing, make sure that the antenna-only support is set correctly to ensure stability.
Start printing and monitor the process to make sure the model prints correctly and without problems.

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