cute articulated robots (customisable features) by 3d printing

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X1 Carbon

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A1 mini

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heart eyes

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

4.9(106)

closed eyes smiling

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

4.9(93)

smiley face

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

5.0(65)

straight face

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

4.9(24)

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Description

cute customizable robot

Bring joy to your desk or shelf with a cute articulated robot with movable head, arms, and legs. Customize its personality by sliding an image (like a heart) into the slit in its belly. With four interchangeable face designs and fun accessories like a mug and a flower, is perfect addition to your space. Easy to print and assemble

let me know if you want any other accessories

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Assembly

print all files (head arms and main body)
remove all supports, make sure there are no supports remaining in the arm sockets
put the head on the body (this may take a little bit of force)
attach the arms
let me know if you need any more help

customising your robot

I have uploaded a plain insert so you can customise them or edit it how you want . I have also made some inserts (heart and battery insert)
additionally the size of the hand is 5 mm so if you want to make your own custom items for your robot hold use 4.8 mm cylinder so it can fit in the robots hand like the cup and flower i have made

Comment & Rating (525)

@JeMol

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Very well done unfortunately the head broke off during assembly on the first one but now he has to hold it

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@Hey.Joe

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So my wife and I were having a little spat. Nothing huge. Neither of us even remember what we were fighting about. But I printed up the heart one, holding a flower, with the heart plate, and presented it to her. She's not mad anymore. Thank you ;) I also printed up the smiley dude with the closed eyes, a full battery, and a cup of coffee. My dude just gets me (I type as I drink coffee). Well done.

@RexFam

this is the sweetest!

@jip2140

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awesome print!! I am currently printing out 50 of these for my kids valentines for school!! gonna be sooo much better than the typical candy! and they hold a lollipop perfectly!!

@Mal706

that's a good idea

@jip2140

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Replying to @Mal706 :

fyi! we won valentine of the year for sure! my kids said the other kids went crazy for them and the teachers loved there’s with the coffe cup! thanks again!

@user_3430958523

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Having waaaaay too much fun with my Robot Crew.....haha. I added a little message on his tummy thats visible when no card is inserted ;)

@Kat_1412

Thats hilarious

@Greenstu

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straight face

printed very well. looks amazing, but as several others have mentioned getting the arms into sockets was a near impossible task. I did clear all supports,and try to twist into the sockets. this resulted in 1 arm breaking below shoulder. super glue fixed almost completely.

@MelissaRose

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I was able to get my husband to help pop it all in but the arm cracked a tiny bit as he did it. But still looks adorable and works well.

@Paws_of_Thunder

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The silk filament is very fragile. I had the same issue with the gold silk, but all the rest have been amazing!

@geauxgeo

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I had a similar issue and I was using either SUNLU Matte or PLA+ 2.0. The matte isn't as tough, but still not as brittle as silk. Still broke the arm on my first robot and had to print to a new one. Could be just the tiniest amount of sagging around the shoulder socket and/or the ball joint itself. Could have been I was just too rough during assembly. I've printed 5 robots since then and I use my deburring tool to smooth out the top and bottom of the ball joint and any bits on the inner lip of the shoulder socket. They snap together really well now and I haven't had any further issues. Even the reprinted arm did great with the slightest bit of smoothing.

@user_2826373668

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closed eyes smiling

It was easy to print, and only pliers were needed to get the supports off. They probably weren't needed but made the job easier.

@user_3669156700

looks great any requests for accessories you would like?

@user_2826373668

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Replying to @user_3669156700 :

I was just wondering if a toy rocket would be possible. Just a simple one a little bigger than the mug. A pencil is another option. I honestly love this design and can't wait to show my robotics friends.

@user_3669156700

Replying to @user_2826373668 :

I can definitely work on that for you not currently at home so can’t test the prints but will upload the designs

@Paws_of_Thunder

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heart eyes

Obsessed! I want a robot army in every color. elf on a shelf, who?!

@user_2952134346

How did you get the arms in the socket?

@Paws_of_Thunder

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Replying to @user_2952134346 :

They pop in. Some of the filament makes it tough to get it in easily, so just work it back-and-forth while applying pressure. Don’t force it. They’ll go in. :)

@user_2952134346

Replying to @Paws_of_Thunder :

Thank you finally got them in.

@user_1008726726

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Oh! Poor lad.. He finished printing with half a head and chest and no neck. Printing on A1 mini... It's one of my first prints, have I maybe done something wrong??

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@user_3669156700

not too sure what has happened maybe a blocked nozzle but it shouldn’t be something wrong with the nozzle. did the print say it was completed?

@user_1008726726

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It said the print had finished... Very odd! I'll try again tonorrow. I would think it's probably my error though, it's only my 3rd print Thanks for replying.

@user_1008726726

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All sorted. Not the print fault but mine. It's a great little figure. Thanks.

@RonnieBLovelee

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battery and heart insert

Very Nice...Thank you.

@user_3669156700

turned out great

@MrOneEye

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smiley face

Printed out great! My kids love it!

@user_3669156700

glad you like it any suggestions or requests for accessories or inserts for the screen?

@MrOneEye

Replying to @user_3669156700 :

Maybe some sort of circuit board or internal electronics design almost like you are seeing part of the inside of the robot

@user_3669156700

Replying to @MrOneEye :

brilliant idea

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