[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 by 3DP RNS

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[3DP RNS] Headless V1.0 (3D Printed Robot)

Series : 4 Legs / Animaloid Type [Youtube Video]
This Is an all at once print. Assembly not required :)
If you subscribe to the YouTube channel [3DP RNS], ★ a new robot will be revealed.
Thank you for your subscribing! It means a lot to me :)
Commercial License [Patreon]

※ Notice
For my uploaded robot model to enable all joints to move, it's advisable to use a Brim.
If removing Brim is inconvenient or challenging, I don't recommend printing it.
Also, joint functionality may vary depending on the printer and filament you use.
I hope your print is successful and you can have a robot with well-functioning joints.

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[3DP RNS] Cubrick & Cube Case V1.0 (3D Printed Robot)

Series : 4 Legs / 4-Legged Spider Type
[3DP RNS] Cubrick & Cube Case V1.0 Download [Patreon]
Cubrick & Cube Case V1.0 can be obtained through Patreon (Hero) membership.

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[3DP RNS] Optronic V1.0 (3D Printed Robot)

[3DP RNS] Optronic V1.0 Download [Patreon]
Optronic V1.0 can be obtained through Patreon (Hero) membership.
This robot is equipped with a camera on the front of its head, which has various features such as infrared and thermal imaging.

Comment & Rating (494)

@3DPRNS

The next robot in preparation! :) But I want more subscribers ;)

The designer has replied

@gerlaster

它看起来很像一只蜘蛛！

@3DPRNS

Replying to @gerlaster :

嘘！这是个秘密！哈哈哈。 Shh! It's a secret! Hahaha.

@nebula_printing

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[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 / 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I do not recommend Inland filament. Does not work very well. Used Inland dual color matte for Headless. Did not work very well for Headless and 200% size Worker.

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The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

OMG.. Nice photos! It looks really cool. Thanks for printing

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@Booyashaka

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[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 / 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

these r awesome. thx for sharing

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

It looks like the printing went well. I'm curious if there were any issues with the functionality. Thanks for the photo, comment, and printing! If you haven't subscribed to my YouTube channel yet, please subscribe and become my hero. I will provide robots for the hero :)

@Booyashaka

Replying to @3DPRNS :

my nephew loves it. some of the brim was hard to fully remove but no big deal. the only thing i can think of is: will the joints become looser over time and it cant hold itself up anymore? but so far so good. yr a great designer!

@TheRoboDoc

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[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 / 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

My first print-in-place print. Really great model.

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

You used red and orange accent colors on the white body! It looks really cool. Well done! The robot's joints also seem to be problem-free. Thanks for the picture, comment, and printing! If you haven't subscribed to my YouTube channel yet, please subscribe and become my hero. I will provide robots for the hero :)

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@TheRoboDoc

Replying to @3DPRNS :

I will definitely check it out!

@user_2061008143

The joints on this model are a little looser than this designer's other models, but they still work fine.

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

Is there a problem with the printing? The last leg of the robot didn't unfold. Please try unfolding it further :)

@user_2061008143

Replying to @3DPRNS :

No problems at all! I just forgot to unfold it for the photo. Oops!

@AndyF_CH

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[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 / 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

almost everything top…easy to print, adjustrd the Brim…thank you

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The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

Thank you for printing! All the robots have been printed! The point color on the black body looks cool. Have a nice day! As the number of YouTube subscribers grows, new robots will be revealed. Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube :)

@Rocket3D

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, Gyroid 10% infill

This is the coolest model I've printed in a long time.

@3DPRNS

Thank you for printing and comment with picture! good color!

@lomaximo21

came out great, the robot was a succes with my kids this time I printed 2, 1 for me lol

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

Thank you for comment and printing! Both the worker and the Headless have been printed in cool colors.

@bringle

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[3DP RNS] Headless_V1.0 / 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

brims were a bit tricky to remove but none of the joins were stuck and everything moves as expected

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

Very gooooood job! Thank you for printing and photo comment :)

@disinterest

Unfortunately was seized solid, broke or melted the joints to get it to this position. Looks pretty cool though, may try scaling up and trying again.

The designer has replied

@3DPRNS

Thank you for your comment and printing! Even though the print quality wasn't good, I appreciate you showing it through the photos. It seems that there is significant waviness(wobble) in the printed robot. It appears to be printed not in a straight line but in a curved manner. It might be worth trying to slow down the printing speed. It also seems like there might be an issue with cooling.

@disinterest

Replying to @3DPRNS :

its sunlu pla meta so its really low temp and I should have tested pa before because the corners are really rounded the black looks flattened because I used pliers to free everything up. Just need to dial in this filament then print a matching set. Really cool model.

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