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Octo Arm Grabber

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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Saw a short video online that really piqued my interest and had to make a model for myself.

Print in TPU 95, make sure your filament settings are on point, so the holes come out as clean as possible.

If you have any problems threading the line through, you can chase the hole with a needle or even a heated needle to soften the TPU to make more room for the thread. 

I used 4lb fishing line but using a line that has no stretch would be better.

I tried cheep sewing thread, but wasn't strong enough. Was easy to thread with a needle tho.

You could easily use a heaver fishing line, 4lb is just what I had lying around. My 20lb mono line was too tight.

I made many knots in the line at the end so that it wouldn't undo or slip through the holes when pulled.

Maybe a hard end cap to tie the thread too might be a good next add-on.

Pliers are a big help with threading.

 

 

Yes it is lifting that big mug with only the 4lb fishing line.

Basically when pulling on a string on one side the arm will draw to that side until it comes in contact with an object and will try to wrap around the surface. It's not perfect but wanted a simple example to grow off of.

Please use your imagination to remix and make this great!

I used Tinkercad to build, so .stl is the best I have for the file.

 

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I'm using for my clg project can u send me dimensions I want to make an adapter and base for it
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I've long ago put the part in storage but loading the file into something like Tinker-cad or another cad like program will yield some measurements or even let you adapt the part to suit your needs hopefully. Sounds like a fun project tho!
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it will be great if u find cause my deadline is on 18 march 🥲 please send me if you find out
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how you control and all details I'm gonna place it on a RC car though
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Does it also work with PLA
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No too stiff, TPU is the best.
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I tried it with TPU, unfortunately my TPU (Esun TPU LW) isn't listed as an option. It has the property of weighing only half as much after printing. You can print with it, but it's pretty 💩
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Replying to @user_2400111707 :
That sucks that is didn't work out with your specialized TPU. Sounds like a fun filament, though. What have you printed with it?
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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
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thank you so much for the rating!
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