How to assemble ?

Requires2 M2 screws (doesn't need to be very long) andnuts to hold the servo motor. All you have to do is to put the cables and servo inside, put the nuts in the holes and finally the screws.

To attach the holder to whatever you want, you will need M4 screws.

I don't know if it's extremely strong but it works !

It was designed for the 9g Micro Servo Motor from Feetech but it seems to work just fine with similar sevo motors that share the same enclosure.

Why ?

This was created in the context the BA2 project at the EPB (ULB). Note : To anyone with the intention of using this model for the same purpose, don't forget to comply with the CC license !

See also ...

FS90 servo motor wheel

Print Settings

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.2 mm layer height / 0.4 mm nozzle

Infill:

100%

Notes:

Make sure to allow supporton the model (Support > Placement > Everywhere). Otherwise, the holes for the nuts may not print correctly.

Support is not needed for the other overhangs

How I Designed This

Customize the thing !

Fusion 360 files are attached, feel free to modify. You could probably adapt it for other servo motors.

It may be a little over-engineered but I wanted something very specific. You could probably make it better.

(Please note that the 3D modeled servo motor in the files isnot 100% accurate, it's just there for reference.)

Category: Robotics